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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CoinOKC, post: 126910, member: 2146&quot;]No, Roy, it hasn&#039;t.&nbsp; There are still plenty of people in this world who believe in doing the right thing.&nbsp; Cheating and lying is <u>NEVER</u> the right thing!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>My solution to this would be for both individuals to visit a coin dealer, enter the shop together and ask the dealer what he would offer for the coins.&nbsp; The individual who owns the coins could politely decline the dealer&#039;s offer and both individuals could leave the store together.&nbsp; The other individual could offer to buy the coins at that time at the same price the dealer offered.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>That way, the individual who owns the coins knows he&#039;s not getting ripped off and the purchaser is buying them at a reasonable price.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Every coin in my collection (everything I own, for that matter) has been purchased fair and square (other than the coins that were given to me).&nbsp; I can look at each and every one of them and know that I didn&#039;t lie or cheat to get them.&nbsp; That makes them precious to me.&nbsp; I think if anyone has to lie or cheat to obtain anything, it pretty much makes the possession of them worthless.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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