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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;longarm, post: 2719391, member: 76717&quot;]That way of thinking actually benefits people like me who do buy from folks on craigslist. In fact, the last deal I made with a guy for a bunch of <a href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1878-s-morgan.295078/" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1878-s-morgan.295078/">Morgans</a> off craigslist said that I was the only one out of all that contacted him that actually showed up to do a deal. Gee, I wonder why? Let me offer a few tips to the newbies out there, when you first contact someone ask for detailed pictures, if they&#039;re unable or unwilling then blow them off. If their pics are good and you&#039;re fairly certain they&#039;re&nbsp; not trying to peddle fakes then set a meeting at your bank. The Chase bank right up the road has a sitting area with a coffee table and chairs where you can inspect whatever you need and be sure to bring everything you might need with you. I carry a earth magnet, a loupe and even sometimes my usb microscope. If after examining the coins you&#039;re absolutely certain they&#039;re real then you negotiate the deal and don&#039;t be afraid to be aggressive to get the best price, because some folks fold easy and accept losses (developing good negotiation skills takes time and effort)&nbsp; then go to the teller and withdraw the cash and pay. Easy Peasy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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