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Originally Posted by Mark Feld  4. Don't keep buying coins without ever selling any of them - learn what it's like to try to sell, too. Once in a while you should offer one or two of your coins back to the dealers you acquired them from. See how they deal with that type of situation and whether they want to re-acquire those "gems" they sold to you.
8. Don't try to get bargains at the expense of quality and desirability for the coins you're buying, or you'll likely end up with sub-par coins which aren't bargains, anyway. |
Excellent tips Mark!
I'm working on #4 right now, it will be my first sale. So far it's not going to well, but we'll see by the end of the week.
I also tend to have problems with #8, but I think I need to look at it like I'm buying the coin(s) for someone else. I did this with my father-in-laws 1937 birthyear set, and I think it came out pretty good.
