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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Yacorie, post: 1662580, member: 25257&quot;]I take issue with people who feed on others misunderstanding and I don&#039;t personally subscribe to the idea that you should have done your own research or knew what it was worth beforehand.&nbsp; I&#039;ve purchased quite a few times from people who didn&#039;t know what they had (just junk silver mostly) and I always explain it the same way.....tell them what it&#039;s worth, what they would get if they tried to take it somewhere and what I&#039;ll pay them - which is 99% of the time in the middle.&nbsp; My feeling is always that if they get more than they would from a shop and I buy it for less than it would cost me at the same shop - than it&#039;s win-win.&nbsp; I always encourage them to get another opinion and sometimes they do - which ends up with my buying the coins anyway after they confirm it.&nbsp; On other items, I don&#039;t always have a clue (usually with notes) when I buy them and sometimes I pay way more than its worth and sometimes I end up with a deal - but neither of us knew what the items were.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Years ago - my grandmother sold about 200 silver dollars to a local guy who raked her over the coals becasue she didn&#039;t now what the value was - I was so ****ed when i found out.&nbsp; To me, there is an obligation as a human being to not be a scumbag, to be honest and try to make a deal that works both ways.&nbsp; I know the same thing could be said for cherry picking a variety from a dealer etc. but I&#039;m talking about outright lying or not being forthcoming with what you know.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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