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<p>[QUOTE="Silverhouse, post: 1433965, member: 29452"]Back in 2010, I was at a friends house in Michigan. He had all those coin magazines. I'll be honest, it got me actively collecting again, but I knew enough not to purchase from any magazine without doing my research first. One evening while browsing online while visiting my friend a coin dealer telemarketer called my buddy's house. He wanted to sell my friend those 2 1/2 dollar gold indian coins. Now at the time I knew nothing about those types of coins, but decided to check out ebay. The coin dealer on the phone wanted $2700 dollars for 3 gold indian heads. If memory serves they were a 1911, 1913, and a 1926. All Philly mint. I showed my buddy that ebay was offering the same coins for much less and I advised against the purchase. He wouldn't hear of it. My buddy ended up sending the guy $2700 for those three coins. I repeatedly told him he was making a mistake and offered to take him to the local coin shop if he really wanted those coins. He wouldn't do it. For whatever reason he really trusted this guy on the phone. Since then I've lost touch with my friend. But I'll never forget that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Silverhouse, post: 1433965, member: 29452"]Back in 2010, I was at a friends house in Michigan. He had all those coin magazines. I'll be honest, it got me actively collecting again, but I knew enough not to purchase from any magazine without doing my research first. One evening while browsing online while visiting my friend a coin dealer telemarketer called my buddy's house. He wanted to sell my friend those 2 1/2 dollar gold indian coins. Now at the time I knew nothing about those types of coins, but decided to check out ebay. The coin dealer on the phone wanted $2700 dollars for 3 gold indian heads. If memory serves they were a 1911, 1913, and a 1926. All Philly mint. I showed my buddy that ebay was offering the same coins for much less and I advised against the purchase. He wouldn't hear of it. My buddy ended up sending the guy $2700 for those three coins. I repeatedly told him he was making a mistake and offered to take him to the local coin shop if he really wanted those coins. He wouldn't do it. For whatever reason he really trusted this guy on the phone. Since then I've lost touch with my friend. But I'll never forget that.[/QUOTE]
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