> One dealer offered him $200 less than the $2,000 he had paid. Taking such a loss would thwart his plan to rack up credit-card points buying the gold and quick

> One dealer offered him $200 less than the $2,000 he had paid. Taking such a loss would thwart his plan to rack up credit-card points buying the gold and quickly reselling it. He kept at it, and eventually found a local coin dealer near his home in Philadelphia willing to pay $1,960, or $20 under market price. Good thing this young man didn't try flipping Costco diamonds to rack up credit card points. I wonder how the Cybertruck flippers are doing.