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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kevin McGonigal, post: 7503616, member: 72790&quot;]I understand about knowing the dealer but as I look at the large inventories with some pretty quick turnover I am somewhat less than completely confidant that these dealers are examining what they are selling with the time necessary to determine their authenticity. Yes, I would probably get a refund if some turned out to be bogus but by the time I find that out that they are bogus, will they still be in business. I have been snookered by presumably reputable dealers who were mistaken about what they were selling but only my discovering this decades after the purchase. Knowing one&#039;s dealer only works when the dealer is taking the time and making the effort to authenticate all of the coins he is selling. If handling fifty to sixty a day, can any dealer spend that much time on each coin to be certain of their authenticity. Knowing&nbsp; the dealer may help somewhat, but it is far from doing more than establishing a fair&nbsp; degree of probability and nothing more than that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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