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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wabcollector, post: 1140923, member: 30073&quot;]You are right in that experience is obviously the best teacher...but I&#039;d highly recommend that you get to know at least one dealer really well (could be local, could be via the Internet or just phone contact).&nbsp; Let them know your interests AND admit you are just starting and confused.&nbsp; If they are worth the effort they will go a long way to help educate you.&nbsp; I don&#039;t collect Walkers, but love their look and checking around, I think you did ok.&nbsp; You didn&#039;t steal the coin and you may have found one slightly less, but if <u>you</u> like the coin and <u>you</u> are satisfied with it&#039;s grade and eye appeal, then you are fine.&nbsp; Read!&nbsp; Subscribe to Coin World, don&#039;t ignore Red Book, but understand that coin prices fluctuate a lot based upon condition, demand, series popularity and other factors.&nbsp; In fact Dave Bowers just had a wonderful couple of articles in CW about this very issue....what is a coin worth?&nbsp; If you can find them, read them.&nbsp; You will see that even an expert like Dave beats this question around from time to time.&nbsp; If you want to spend the money, subscribe to the Grey Sheet.&nbsp; That is what dealers use to buy and sell.&nbsp; Not cheap but a very good place to go to get pricing ideas.&nbsp; Good luck.&nbsp; Nice coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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