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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CoinKeeper, post: 729919, member: 16707&quot;]BNB, you have many flaws in your argument and are digging yourself into a deeper hole. The only advice you should be giving is how not to be like yourself. You can tell people not to buy key and semi-key date coins without sufficient knowledge as you have done in the past. Also, it was interesting to read about your recent gold nugget purchase. You purchased 1/4oz of gold nuggets above spot and you weren&#039;t even aware of their purity, and you still needed to buy a scale. You said you would sell them at coin shows. But, now you are not going to be able to do this since you&#039;re &quot;taking a break&quot;. How will you recoup the money you have spent? If you sell on eBay you&#039;ll loose money due to fees. You seriously had not taken the time to investigate your purchases and make sure you made a good deal. Speaking of good deals, eBay is usually not the place to find them. If you spent a little more time and effort going to coin shops, shows, and looking at classified sections on the internet or your community, you would be a much more successful entrepreneur. Now, you&#039;re saying you want to teach others about coins? About how much copper is in a cent? This is trivial and easy to find out so don&#039;t preach about your vast common knowledge like you&#039;re some expert. Please follow other people&#039;s advice before unloading your own. Should a preschooler be teaching their teacher? NO! And you shouldn&#039;t give advice to others unless you really know what you&#039;re talking about.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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