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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;spirityoda, post: 1826863, member: 44633&quot;]wow that was a jerk dealer.&nbsp; you are better off selling to coin collectors.&nbsp; I have bought coins off people here on CT.&nbsp; great deals too.&nbsp; it all depends on the coins you are selling.&nbsp; there grade, rarity, and eye appeal.&nbsp; you should never expect to get retail prices ever.&nbsp; dealers need to make money on the coins so there offers will be from 10-60% lower than retail.&nbsp; it takes time to find fair/great dealers.&nbsp; I have found my share off bad ones at coin shows in Las Vegas.&nbsp; and I have found some that I buy from all the time that give me discounts if I buy from them ever time I go there.&nbsp; do NOT be afraid to ask for a discount if you buy $200-500 dollars worth from them.&nbsp; it&#039;s been 3 years since I went to my last coin show in Vegas.&nbsp; not that I have not wanted to go... it was a debt problem getting in the way.&nbsp; my new way of buying coins is... if it&#039;s a lot of money for a coin... it has to have amazing eye appeal.&nbsp; and ask myself would many other people want this coin in the future should I choose to ever sell it ???&nbsp; it takes a long time to find good dealers.&nbsp; If you want to make money at selling coins it takes any where from 10-30 years for some coins to rise in value.&nbsp; some coins obviously bring more money than others.&nbsp; I wish you better luck out there.&nbsp; over time you will find better dealers out there.&nbsp; you might also ask to do some trading for your coins.&nbsp; I know 1 dealer in the Vegas coin shows that likes trading for his coins.&nbsp; yes it might be more coins than you want to trade, but in the end you did not spend money getting new coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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