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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 345140, member: 5454&quot;]I attend at least one a month, sometimes more.&nbsp; If you never went, you don&#039;t know what you&#039;re missing. </p><p>Just as an example figure this:&nbsp; One dealer has a box marked half off.&nbsp; I always dig through and come up with something.&nbsp; So this time I picked an unc&nbsp; 1946 Booker T. Washington priced $39.00, a beautiful unc 1979D Washington quarter at $2.95, and a nice white 1959 unc Franklin half dollar with choice FBL priced at $17.95.&nbsp;&nbsp; So the total of the 3 coins is $59.95.&nbsp; Half off would be just under $30.&nbsp; I handed the 3 coins to the guy and said &quot;Twenty bucks&quot;.&nbsp; He said yes.&nbsp; Now I can use them all but if I just sold the Franklin for ten bucks, and kept the unc clad quarter; I&#039;d end up with a nice Booker T. for under ten bucks!</p><p>The next table had a bag of 53 Indian head cents.</p><p>That dealer wanted $70.&nbsp; I said &quot;How about $60?&quot; He says &quot;deal&quot;.&nbsp; Out of the 53 cents I got at least 6 that you can read the Liberty on the headband, which grade VG or XF, maybe worth $6 to $8 each.&nbsp; The dates were&nbsp; three 1890, three 1896, a few more in the 1890&#039;s and the rest 1900 and newer.&nbsp; There were about 6&nbsp; that are AG.&nbsp; The rest are G+ to VG.&nbsp; And I paid $1.13 each!</p><p>I bought from 2 more tables, one was a 1920-S Walker in VG for $7.00</p><p>You really can&#039;t go wrong if you watch what you&#039;re doing.</p><p>I passed on a couple of raw Gold Indian 2.5 dollar coins at $205 each.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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