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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Grey Ghost, post: 809053, member: 22094&quot;]I think Troodon nailed it.&nbsp; If Schatzy did not know about the no s dime when he bid, then the equation changes from what I understood it to be.&nbsp; If both parties have equal knowledge and reach an agreement,there is never a really any tension.&nbsp; Both people acted with equal knowledge of their own free will and the transaction does not have any ethical implications.&nbsp; Contrast that with the appraiser that appraises the coins and then offers to buy them for the appraised price.&nbsp; That is classic conflict of interest and is completely unethical.&nbsp; The interesting question arises only&nbsp; if Schatzy knew about error, or the transaction was not arms length.&nbsp; all considered, hard to see how this was anything other than a bit of good fortune.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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