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<p>[QUOTE="CoinGal07, post: 794004, member: 8843"]I understand and we all want an open ear when we can get one. I guess I'm specifically thinking about times when in the shop some seller will hand coins to the dealers asking 'do you buy' and the dealer answers 'yes' and the buyer starts telling the dealer 'well, this is a silver dollar, this is a buffalo nickel, etc' and I know the dealer wants to answer 'uh, yeah, I know that .. that's what makes me the dealer...' but doesn't. And at the show to which I'm referring the collector was prattling on and on and on about modern commemoratives and different year designs as if he was a contestant on jeopardy or swallowed the redbook for breakfast.</p><p> </p><p>I remember being more enthusiastic about colleciting in the beginning but I was also in sponge mode when around dealers and other collectors. I kept quiet and listened rather than holding fort on telling the things I knew.</p><p> </p><p>While I have always said this is a hobby that takes two lifetimes to fully learn, surely surely surely the collector or seller grasps that the dealer knows a little more about the coins than they (do). To me it's the equivalent of going to get a haircut and saying 'now, this here, is my head...'[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CoinGal07, post: 794004, member: 8843"]I understand and we all want an open ear when we can get one. I guess I'm specifically thinking about times when in the shop some seller will hand coins to the dealers asking 'do you buy' and the dealer answers 'yes' and the buyer starts telling the dealer 'well, this is a silver dollar, this is a buffalo nickel, etc' and I know the dealer wants to answer 'uh, yeah, I know that .. that's what makes me the dealer...' but doesn't. And at the show to which I'm referring the collector was prattling on and on and on about modern commemoratives and different year designs as if he was a contestant on jeopardy or swallowed the redbook for breakfast. I remember being more enthusiastic about colleciting in the beginning but I was also in sponge mode when around dealers and other collectors. I kept quiet and listened rather than holding fort on telling the things I knew. While I have always said this is a hobby that takes two lifetimes to fully learn, surely surely surely the collector or seller grasps that the dealer knows a little more about the coins than they (do). To me it's the equivalent of going to get a haircut and saying 'now, this here, is my head...'[/QUOTE]
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