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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 1604220, member: 13650&quot;]Have trouble haggling?&nbsp; Try being a seller sometime.&nbsp; Of anything.&nbsp;&nbsp; Be it a house, car, stereo equipment on craigslist,etc.,ect...&nbsp; Find stuff you&#039;re willing to part with and sell.&nbsp; &nbsp; By the time the general public beats the crap out of you with low ball offers, you&#039;ll be completely comfortable making reasonable offers as a buyer!</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; Unless you have something that is rare and in very high demand, (which can be fleeting) selling anything is usually not easy or enjoyable.&nbsp; &nbsp; People who only buy will never know this and will have more of a tendency to overpay.&nbsp; &nbsp; I think the buyer usually has the advantage because they can spend their money anywhere else.&nbsp; The seller relies on someone wanting to buy from them.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; A reasonable offer is usually appreciated.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Some dealers mark stuff up in anticipation of hagglers at a show.&nbsp; &nbsp; If you don&#039;t haggle, they get off easy and they make a better than expected profit.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you haggle and talk them down, you end up paying the minimum they have to get.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not really a steal.&nbsp;&nbsp; They didn&#039;t pay for travel and table fees to go there and lose money OR break even on coins.&nbsp; &nbsp; Although some people expect them to.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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