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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 734245, member: 4552&quot;]The main problem here is any time you try to sell almost anything that has the potential of haggling or chewing up and/or down the prices, that is what is the norm. When you try to sell a car, house, boat, watch or coins, it is up to you to try for the highes price possible and it&#039;s up to the purchaser to try for the lowest price. </p><p>With a house for instance, a seller tries to hide all the faults. The purchaser tries to mention all the faults. Both are haggling for the best deals. A coin dealer must do the same. If they say the coin has been cleaned, has a nick, has a scratch, that&#039;s thier job. It&#039;s up to you to point out the low mintage, high desires of customers to want that coin or whatever you think of. </p><p>The dealers are in buisness to make as much money per sale as possible. The purchasers are in a hobby they want to improve for as little as possible. This is just all buisness stratigies and cleaned or not, all&#039;s fair in Love and War and Coin Collecting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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