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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2681486, member: 19463"]Dealers tend to be human beings and human beings come in all variations. I know more than one whose game plan is to enjoy having the coins for a while and then moving them on so a quick turnaround is not particularly desirable. A lot depends on whether they are trying to feed the kids or if they have a huge fortune and a small hobby. I know both. I do know one that has some coins I would like but he likes them well enough that anything approaching reasonable will come when his grandchildren sell them, we won't. I also know more than one person who finds their time so precious that they can't photograph and list coins on VCoins so their sit is terrible compared to what they lug to shows. One used to pay me to do photo work but they retired and moved to Florida. My collection might be better if I followed. I have always said that I really wish I could see everything that happened to each coin from the day it was made to the day it was dug up to the number of hands it passed through. Some coins sell more times at one show than others did in the last century. I have coins that have been with me 50+ years which is good for me but not so hot for a dealer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2681486, member: 19463"]Dealers tend to be human beings and human beings come in all variations. I know more than one whose game plan is to enjoy having the coins for a while and then moving them on so a quick turnaround is not particularly desirable. A lot depends on whether they are trying to feed the kids or if they have a huge fortune and a small hobby. I know both. I do know one that has some coins I would like but he likes them well enough that anything approaching reasonable will come when his grandchildren sell them, we won't. I also know more than one person who finds their time so precious that they can't photograph and list coins on VCoins so their sit is terrible compared to what they lug to shows. One used to pay me to do photo work but they retired and moved to Florida. My collection might be better if I followed. I have always said that I really wish I could see everything that happened to each coin from the day it was made to the day it was dug up to the number of hands it passed through. Some coins sell more times at one show than others did in the last century. I have coins that have been with me 50+ years which is good for me but not so hot for a dealer.[/QUOTE]
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