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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;midas1, post: 1031390, member: 21309&quot;]I had planned to only attend Thurs afternoon but managed to get there around noon on Sat.&nbsp; Sold&nbsp; a lot of generic Morgans and some $20.00balboas.&nbsp; Buy range on the Morgans - $17.00 - $19.00 </p><p>and $20.00 Balboas for ten coins $800.00 - $900.00.&nbsp; Spent a good bit of time talking with dealers (one man shops)&nbsp; I see there every year.&nbsp;&nbsp; it appears these guys aren&#039;t doing real good this year. One problem is with the high cost of PM they had to shave their profit margins some.&nbsp; However a lot of the gold only dealers appeared to be doing well</p><p>bought three coins with masted ships on them but they are all in plastic so they don&#039;t scan well or photograph well.&nbsp; (really need to take time to set up my camera again)&nbsp;&nbsp; Show was not what I would call crowded.</p><p><br /></p><p>Three foreign currency dealers that have always had to best prices and they are located in the same area of the show and refer customers to each other.</p><p>For example, I was looking for the Mexican revolution anniversary 100 peso &amp; 200 peso notes with matching serial numbers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Checked with several dealers they wanted $60.00 for the</p><p>two notes.&nbsp; One dealer said he didn&#039;t have it at the show but would mail it to me.&nbsp; Bought them for $45.00, including Mexican bank Note holding folder from Mark Wm Clark, San Francisco, <a href="mailto:mwclark12@yahoo.com">mwclark12@yahoo.com</a> </p><p>the other dealers - David F. Cienewicz, Huntsville, AL, 256-852-7015 and Len Harsel, Springfield, VA, <a href="mailto:lenharsel@AOL.com">lenharsel@AOL.com</a>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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