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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 2267351, member: 36230&quot;]You had better be VERY careful.... a potential buyer just knowledgeable enough to be a danger to herself/himself can be a very inviting thing for one with less than noble intentions. I can also promise you that there are some rather impressive coin scams going on out there, often by someone who just &quot;doesn&#039;t know what they have&quot;. </p><p><br /></p><p>I can only assume that a stripper fits into a certain age grouping that are rather tech savy; it&#039;s not like the old says where grandma didn&#039;t have a clue and didn&#039;t have many options for getting one. Also, don&#039;t base your opinion of if this guy is on the up and up upon his having genuine lower value coins. A good way to pass a pricey fake is by using them to build trust, especially with someone who doesn&#039;t quite have the knowledge to buy safely in such a situation. Trust me, I know and understand the draw of buying cheap, but so do the very people looking to take advantage; in fact that&#039;s exactly what they&#039;re banking on. I don&#039;t know how you found this guy, but, as an example, every time I read on this board of someone (often a kid wanting to play dealer) buying off Craigslist, I cringe. Perhaps it is still okay in some areas, but Craigslist (and the like) has generally become a cesspool of shams, scams, and dreamers all vying for a piece of that easy money pie. This isn&#039;t to say there is not good people out there, but just watch yourself. Be honest with yourself about your abilities, don&#039;t see what you want to see, and never assume anything about the person on the other side of the table.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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