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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 2548404, member: 36230&quot;]Is it safe to assume that you&#039;ve never sold a coin/coins to someone who wished to return them only after they&#039;ve been damaged? I have, and you can say what you want, but it wasn&#039;t my responsibility to play insurance company or eat a loss due to someone else&#039;s actions or stupidity. In some cases taking the return even though they&#039;ve been removed is completely reasonable, especially if dealing with a known long time customer/client, the coin clearly hasn&#039;t been damaged/is the same, or it is of a low enough value for it not to really matter, but as a blanket policy, not a chance.</p><p><br /></p><p>The whole point of accepting a return as long as the coin hasn&#039;t been removed from its original (when purchased) holder, and this includes simple flips, is to ensure it is still in its original AS SOLD condition. Let&#039;s say that when placing one of your newps in the album, the coin was dropped and is now damaged; should the dealer have to shoulder damage YOU caused? Of course not, or let&#039;s say you decided to dip one of the coins, over did it, and burnt the luster off; again, is this his fault? You may be one of the reasonable who wouldn&#039;t think of trying to return such a coin (I don&#039;t know), but the fact is that there are many out there who wouldn&#039;t think twice about it. In fact, this policy is the result not of bad or unfair dealers, but collectors who demand to have their cake and eat it too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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