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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 819350, member: 66&quot;]What I have done in similar situations is to offer to examine the coins and tell them what an honest dealer would most likely give for them, but I would not buy any of them until AFTER they had offered them to a dealer and he had failed to meet my valuation.&nbsp; That way they know that I&#039;m not lowballing them to try and rip them off.&nbsp; (I&#039;ve worked as a dealer and at least at the time I had a fair idea what an honest dealer would pay for them.)&nbsp; I would then place values a little below what I thought the dealer would pay.&nbsp; That way the dealer would possibly offer a little more (and what person wouldn&#039;t like being offered more than they expected)&nbsp; but still make a reasonable profit, and if they didn&#039;t I could still buy at a fair price, and the owner of the coins would get a fair price.&nbsp; If there was something I really wanted for myself I just list it at a little more than what I believe the dealer would pay.&nbsp; If they take it to a rip off dealer then he won&#039;t meet my values, I can still buy them at my prices.&nbsp; The owner doesn&#039;t get ripped off because my prices are fair and leave me room for a slight profit.&nbsp; Only person who can lose out is the rip off dealer because he gets nothing.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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