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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Owle, post: 2433887, member: 22004&quot;]I see very few examples of sellers who do significant volume selling significantly below market unless they have failed to research value, trust the wrong dealers or collectors who have a selfish interest in buying cheap without telling the owners what their numismatics are really worth.&nbsp; I know a flea market seller who hates the internet, so he doesn&#039;t research some of the items he sells.&nbsp; An experienced seller has an absolute duty to know the value and grade of what he sells.&nbsp; 99% of the population do not know what numismatics are worth, especially if they inherit them usually from a husband/father who is incapable of speaking up....</p><p><br /></p><p>One example was an ebay seller who was totally new to the field; she had a picture of her deceased parents from whom she inherited their collection heading her ebay listings dedicating her sales to them.&nbsp; One coin a rare date mm $10 Indian she listed at $800, and I spoke with the guy who ripped it at that when it ended up being worth around $4K.&nbsp; I emailed her that she needed to do her research before selling more of her parent&#039;s collection.&nbsp; If people are being financially raped, those who know that should let them know how to get proper value.&nbsp; I have spoken to dealers who had an upset conscience after making huge windfalls after buying collections who later shared their profits with the sellers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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