Sonny Corinthos
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**..:The Official Jewelry Thread Vol. 11: You get a Jesus piece! You get a Jesus piece! Everybody gets a Jesus piece:..**
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I copped mine with BTC from another Florida Dealer. ****s legit!
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only like 2 months ago so nothing crazy, if i did it in jan-june i would have really come up.
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In Dubai, you pay spot price plus labor, also known as the ‘make’ price. That part is negotiable
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damn.. only problem is they probably dont make the best quality in craftmanship when it comes to cubans/francos/ropes/etc. probly would be better to cop bars from there and trade them in for jewelery over here or pay the labor price to get it done. I think someone over here said Rey's doesn't charge much for the labor
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Yea ill have to go on a hunt, im not in NY right now so that is easier said than done.
I see angels everywhere, just not that same mold. LAX low key really did make the best one imo.
I sent son a message, worth a shot.
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I thought about doing this before. I heard thailand got gold for cheap also
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I have a small 18kt franco from him for a pendant. It's nice. Probably heavier than most of what you can get online for the same size (see sarraf).
Not sure flying to Dubai would be cheaper lmao
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I really doubt that you are able to tell if a chain came from Dubai or Italy, the quality is the same and many jewellers travel to Dubai several times a year to restock
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Dubai costs less than a grand return
Sonny Corinthos
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CRM goin regret selling all the watches like that
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No different than using any other stock that holds value. They know crypto is the future so its win win.
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they have instantly lost money already on that transaction... also BTC losing major value... unless its adopted by pension funds crypto will not continue to be worth these inflated values... futures derviatives based on BTC have made more than being long... but time will tell it
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They will. Its a reason he's taking that payment and to store and hold it. Those guys paying in BTC are gonna feel like the dudes who paid pizza in BTC several years ago
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They will. Its a reason he's taking that payment and to store and hold it. Those guys paying in BTC are gonna feel like the dudes who paid pizza in BTC several years ago
Pension funds won’t. Old people do not like volatility and the old people make up for the majority of the billions in pension funds.
Lower lows no new highs
He is gambeling not being a oracle. IMO
But I do feel time will tell it. The market can always lose more than you can stand to bare. Pockets better be deep. BTC headed to 3,700 by March
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who's to say he's not cashing out right away or end of the day tho?
I mean its a dumb risk for him but who am I to talk
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who's to say he's not cashing out right away or end of the day tho?
I mean its a dumb risk for him but who am I to talk
It would defeat the point of accepting bitcoin. Why would I take bitcoin just to convert to cash. The point of getting the bitcoin is to take the spread.
By his page he is a trader and believes in it over fiat money. I hope they make a triple levered etf short and long... btc will be worth nothing much faster.
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I mean if that makes sense to you... go for it.
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That was just to illustrate how ridiculously overpriced those chains are, you can use that information to your advantage or shrug your shoulders and move on, shouldn't have to spell it out for anyone on here, if you want to get rolled for your wallet than be my guest and pay $80 a gram. Maybe not you, but there are plenty of people here who plan to travel to Asia and might want to make a quick layover in Dubai.
here's sum tennis chain from if and co. spends most of its time in the bank. every stone GIA graded. D color, VS+, Triple Excellent, No Fluorescent
Looks like IF&Co just posted it on their IG.
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he's right why anyone would buy from his website is a damn fool and knows nothing about jewelry
his prices are way too much pre gram by nyc jewelry store standards unless your going to someone whos trying to jerk you
he's asking for $44 Plus a gram for 14 k when you can go to a brick and mortar store in manhattan and pay $30 to $35 a gram for 14 k
now i don't know about jewelry in other states
you can currently buy a gram of 24 k in chinatown manhattan for anywhere between $42 to $47 a gram
or go to queens and buy indian/middle eastern jewelry thats usually 22k for around $40 a gram but i only been in that area once and didn't really look that much
I do like his videos but he's a crook so dont believe the hype
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anyone know how many mm paulyd cuban is? the bust down he rocks with the jp.
setup is perfect. while we're at it, who made the jp?
setup is perfect. while we're at it, who made the jp?
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I’d guess 12 to 14mm Cuban and probably aviannes
