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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 652568, member: 13650&quot;]Very interesting point.&nbsp; But a coin show is not the best place to try to sell something.&nbsp; Dealers are there to make money.&nbsp; So expect bottom dollar, if they&#039;ll give you anything at all.&nbsp; &nbsp; I&#039;ve seen people get turned down over every little thing.&nbsp; So many excuses.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; One guy was selling proof sets.&nbsp; Dealer didn&#039;t want them.&nbsp;&nbsp; Another guy was trying to sell a slabbed, gold commemorative.&nbsp; Dealer wouldn&#039;t buy it.&nbsp; &quot;Had too many in stock that weren&#039;t moving.&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; Another guy was told his coin was cleaned.&nbsp; They wouldn&#039;t buy it.&nbsp; &nbsp; I saw an old guy bring in ziplock bags full of old standing liberty quarters.&nbsp; The dealer flipped through them with incredible speed.&nbsp; Ended up buying them dirt cheap off the guy.&nbsp; Could have been any key date in there.</p><p>&nbsp; You&#039;d be better off using Advanced Search on ebay to see what people are paying.&nbsp; What a dealer at a show is willing to pay isn&#039;t a very good base line.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just keep that in mind when considering their prices as well.&nbsp; They&#039;re really stingy when it comes to buying so you should be too.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; You can pretty much figure that anything you bring in they will say is a problem coin and if they do make an offer, it will be laughable.&nbsp; But, many people are desperate and don&#039;t know any better.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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