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<p>[QUOTE="Morgandude11, post: 1856324, member: 37839"]Fact--it is an expensive coin in nice condition. Fact--even common dates go for high dollar prices. Fact--education is good, but sometimes one can educate themselves right out of buying something. Fact--coin collecting is an expensive hobby---"g00d deals" are rare, and bargains are usually just that--poor coins that sell for poor prices commensurate with the price. Nobody was trying to insult you, Dougmeister--this was some gentle kidding around from some experienced collectors who were just trying to educate you in a humorous way. </p><p><br /></p><p>You picked one of the most difficult series to collect---it is a high dollar effort to get attractive and decently priced coins, due to the fact that so many Trade Dollars (estimates as high as 90%) are either "Made in China," or damaged beyond the ability to grade. So, I am sorry that you got your nickers in a twist, and apologize for the humor that was a bit caustic, but we've all been through this. Coins are expensive, and sorry if your ego was offended by some well-meaning joking around. I did show you some nice coins from honest dealers, and the rest is up to you, dude. I do wish you can find a nice coin at an attractive price, but that is your business, and forgive me for meddling.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Morgandude11, post: 1856324, member: 37839"]Fact--it is an expensive coin in nice condition. Fact--even common dates go for high dollar prices. Fact--education is good, but sometimes one can educate themselves right out of buying something. Fact--coin collecting is an expensive hobby---"g00d deals" are rare, and bargains are usually just that--poor coins that sell for poor prices commensurate with the price. Nobody was trying to insult you, Dougmeister--this was some gentle kidding around from some experienced collectors who were just trying to educate you in a humorous way. You picked one of the most difficult series to collect---it is a high dollar effort to get attractive and decently priced coins, due to the fact that so many Trade Dollars (estimates as high as 90%) are either "Made in China," or damaged beyond the ability to grade. So, I am sorry that you got your nickers in a twist, and apologize for the humor that was a bit caustic, but we've all been through this. Coins are expensive, and sorry if your ego was offended by some well-meaning joking around. I did show you some nice coins from honest dealers, and the rest is up to you, dude. I do wish you can find a nice coin at an attractive price, but that is your business, and forgive me for meddling.[/QUOTE]
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