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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JoshuaP, post: 24877569, member: 114157&quot;]Oh, for common sense! The 1933 Double Eagle didn&#039;t even hit $20 million. Anybody can write a dumb article, but what I dislike is meeting people who actually believe the nonsense. I was stopped at a yard-sale about six years ago where a lady was trying to sell coins after she &quot;looked them up online.&quot; She had some decent stuff, but marked at prices that were out of this world (some foreign coins from the 20th century; a bit of silver). When I tried telling her a more reasonable price, she all but called me a swindler. Last year I was looking at buying a large denomination German Mark note from post WWI at an antique store. There was no price on it, so the fellow asked me what I would offer. I looked up what they sold for on eBay (sold, not selling) and offered him a fair price. He looked at me and said, &quot;That is too cheap. You need to add antique value.&quot; Antique value? I told him I&#039;d just buy it on eBay without the antique value added (duh).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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