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<p>[QUOTE="red_spork, post: 2687516, member: 74282"]I'm sure that's the case. They're just all out to get you so they can make a dollar or two per coin instead of you.</p><p><br /></p><p>To my knowledge, none of the people above are coin sellers at all(except david@pcc) , no more than the average collector who occasionally has to sell off duplicates and whatnot. Mostly what people are doing is trying to get you to not make the most common new collector mistake of them all: thinking they're getting a good deal and getting ripped off either with junk coins or with fakes. The fact that you considered buying the owls posted in the other thread highly suggests you haven't yet developed the authentication skills that it behooves one to have when buying from sources like that.</p><p><br /></p><p>I honestly don't think there's anything wrong with it for an experienced collector and I do occasionally buy from somewhat out-of-the-way sources myself but I spent quite a while studying coins before I ever did so and I made sure I fully understood all applicable laws and was fully confident in my ability to authenticate the coins I was buying. This takes time and there are no shortcuts.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="red_spork, post: 2687516, member: 74282"]I'm sure that's the case. They're just all out to get you so they can make a dollar or two per coin instead of you. To my knowledge, none of the people above are coin sellers at all(except david@pcc) , no more than the average collector who occasionally has to sell off duplicates and whatnot. Mostly what people are doing is trying to get you to not make the most common new collector mistake of them all: thinking they're getting a good deal and getting ripped off either with junk coins or with fakes. The fact that you considered buying the owls posted in the other thread highly suggests you haven't yet developed the authentication skills that it behooves one to have when buying from sources like that. I honestly don't think there's anything wrong with it for an experienced collector and I do occasionally buy from somewhat out-of-the-way sources myself but I spent quite a while studying coins before I ever did so and I made sure I fully understood all applicable laws and was fully confident in my ability to authenticate the coins I was buying. This takes time and there are no shortcuts.[/QUOTE]
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