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<p>[QUOTE="panzerman, post: 8177492, member: 77704"]I think you nailed it. Back before the internet, I used to get auction catalogues from NFA/ TkalecAG/ Stack's. Before that I did not even know that auctions existed/ stupidly I bought into FM proof sets/ which I still have and enjoy looking at. Only after I bought a Coin World magazine and saw Auction ads, that prompted me to write them, asking for sample auction catalogues.The three above mentioned did/ after that I was hooked on classic gold coinage. Out of the blue/ others began sending me their catalogues. By 2005/ I learned to use the internet/ sixbid site. It was like the "gates of heaven" had opened/ rest is history. So, in 2022/ firms like Kunker/ Heritage/ CNG/ Roma can open up this wonderfull hobby to billions of potential bidders all across the globe. Imagine if the internet had been around in 1954/ what the Farouk Sale would have realized in 1954 $$$. Hopefully, the fees charged by firms (20%+) won't go higher, that could be a mild deterrant.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="panzerman, post: 8177492, member: 77704"]I think you nailed it. Back before the internet, I used to get auction catalogues from NFA/ TkalecAG/ Stack's. Before that I did not even know that auctions existed/ stupidly I bought into FM proof sets/ which I still have and enjoy looking at. Only after I bought a Coin World magazine and saw Auction ads, that prompted me to write them, asking for sample auction catalogues.The three above mentioned did/ after that I was hooked on classic gold coinage. Out of the blue/ others began sending me their catalogues. By 2005/ I learned to use the internet/ sixbid site. It was like the "gates of heaven" had opened/ rest is history. So, in 2022/ firms like Kunker/ Heritage/ CNG/ Roma can open up this wonderfull hobby to billions of potential bidders all across the globe. Imagine if the internet had been around in 1954/ what the Farouk Sale would have realized in 1954 $$$. Hopefully, the fees charged by firms (20%+) won't go higher, that could be a mild deterrant.[/QUOTE]
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