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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 1904317, member: 36230&quot;]Your &quot;<i>debut</i>&quot;, seriously? Are you a debutante?</p><p><br /></p><p>Without going into great detail, on numerous occasions I&#039;ve explained what, in my opinion, separates a &quot;<i>seller&quot;</i> from a &quot;<i>dealer</i>&quot;, and with all due respect, from everything that you&#039;ve said and shown thus far on this forum, it&#039;s tough to place you even in the seller category. Basically, a &quot;<i>seller</i>&quot; simply sells coins, while a &quot;<i>dealer</i>&quot; offers something of value beyond just a physical coin to his customers/clients. This is not to say that my definitions are right, but ask yourself... at this time are you really in a position to do either?</p><p><br /></p><p>As has been suggested before, start small and try to get your feet wet while learning. EBay, no matter your views or supposedly selling there &quot;<i>years ago</i>&quot;, would give a fine start and much needed experience. If you really want to sell in-person (something I very much respect), hit a few small local shows and talk to some of the guys set up there, then, when ready and when you have at least a minimal worthwhile inventory, perhaps look into renting a table. It&#039;s not going to happen overnight, so slow it down, meet people and make your own connections. It seems you&#039;re dead set on jumping in face first, but the pool is empty, Josh. Please understand that this is not meant to be an insult, but there is more to being a dealer than simply labeling yourself one and then, maybe, buying and selling a few coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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