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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GoldCoinLover, post: 710771, member: 4336&quot;]Please ignore the title. I simply contacted the seller myself and he said it is indeed a dino-lite. Please focus more on a dealer perspective...I&#039;m happy I&#039;m going to sell some of my foreign gold. For an example, I have an AU58 PCGS 1900 Sovereign, I saw one in an old ANACs holder on ebay for $280. That&#039;s what it sold for. I&#039;m going to try and compare now for the melt price of what it is...I know there&#039;s that website out there that tells you the melt price of coins.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;d be interested in hearing tips from different dealers here on the coin business, from the perspective as a dealer. Mark Feld, The Penny Lady, Lost Dutchman, Arizona Jack, and everyone else on here I respect you all...I want to understand more of the market and the pitfills that lie ahead. It&#039;s going to be a big learning process for me..I would enjoy eventually working at a coin shop but keep in mind I would love to travel to coin shows as a dealer myself one day..</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;I&#039;ve decided since gold is so high I&#039;m going to do some research and sell off some of my foreign gold, I don&#039;t have much of an attachment to. My friend recently bought this microscope and says it works great, I&#039;ve heard about the dino lite and am going to get back into selling coins to gain knowledge and experience on ebay..I&#039;m going to learn more about errors and varieties and expand my knowledge. I&#039;m possibly considering doing coin dealing as a main source of income eventually, I am very passionate about it and what would be better than to do something I love and make money at it?</p><p><br /></p><p>Here&#039;s the coin I&#039;m deciding to sell. These are only a few of the foreign gold. This is quite a profit from what I paid. I did research on my own for the prices, compared with heritage archives and ebay, and a few other sites.</p><p><br /></p><p>1900 &quot;Old style&quot; head British Sovereign. PCGS AU58</p><p>Estimated value: ~$280</p><p>Ducat, 1915 restrike, .986 pure, bullion coin. Estimated value: ~$130</p><p>Scratched but genuine 1913 MS details gold sovereign</p><p>Basically bullion. Estimated value: ~$249</p><p>1992 Australian gold nugget, 1/20 oz. No idea on this one, as the prices seem to range widely and I couldn&#039;t find any good ones for sale on ebay completed listing. I will probably start it at melt. Estimated value: $60</p><p>Mexican gold 2 peso, melt. Estimated value: $50</p><p><br /></p><p>In all that&#039;s around $769 for a couple bullion coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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