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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vegas Vic, post: 1981325, member: 58810&quot;]So explain to me this;</p><p>I can sell on great collections roughly between 10-15% cut.</p><p>I can sell on ebay for a 13% cut.</p><p>I can sell on heratige my higher coins for roughly a 27% cut.</p><p><br /></p><p>If I can sell on just these three venues without putting effort in finding others for the above noted percent cuts do you really think I&#039;m going to be ok with less? Maybe once in a blue moon a dealer will offer me a larger precut valuation but is it really going to be something that happens that often? Will it really compensate for&nbsp; what the dealer considers fair percent cut for himself? Despite pretending I am a dealer by throwing a few coins in a suitcase and selling at shows I am a retail buyer. So explain to me the retail buyer why I&#039;m selling to a dealer for anything less then the above? It is a new world and the internet has revolusionized coins just as much today as tpg&#039;s did at their inception. No one cares about my cost to provide services I deliver and in a free market why should I care if you the dealer can or cannot make a living. All I want as a retail buyer is the best coin for the best price. And with the internet combined with pictures,&nbsp; tpg&#039;s and a return policy you the dealer are basically now competing for my money with every collector and every coin dealer selling any coins I might be interested in. So I don&#039;t have to be ok selling anyone my coins for less. Yes you may have some esoteric coin best sold to a dealer but for the 99% other coins I wager the internet and auction companies will offer more. This is just how this collector sees the world. But I&#039;m a minor league player so take it for what it is worth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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