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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kookoox10, post: 1826638, member: 31129&quot;]To the OP, you have to understand that it is okay to reap some sort of winfall from the hobby.&nbsp; Do you think it would be a different story if someone that had an extensive collection from a loved one, decided to sell the lot to a dealer?&nbsp; And said dealer lowballed the collections worth for his/her personal gain?&nbsp; It happens way too often from the A-B transaction without anyone batting an eye, but when B (Customer) takes advantage of A (Dealer), all of a sudden, we have a conscience if there was an accidental cherrypick.&nbsp; The dealer/pawnbroker has held on to this inventory for a period of time, it would be their responsibility to research their new acquisitions before they turn the inventory for resale.&nbsp; So that they can profit to meet the overhead expectations, etc.</p><p><br /></p><p>Some may not agree with my philosophy, but this is a commonplace practice.&nbsp; On both sides of the ball.&nbsp; And personally, my cherrypicks are never accidental, they are truly purposeful.&nbsp; Which is why the educated always thrive in this hobby.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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