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<p>[QUOTE="Silverhouse, post: 2146221, member: 29452"]I've seen dealers ( some ) try to put it to customers on classic coinage as well. I am specifically talking about my own experience. I am putting together a type set and one of my LCS's I frequent, came up with a coin I've been needing. The owner knowing I needed it offered it to me for sale. It was a 1912 D MS 62 Barber 1/2 in an NGC holder. He wanted a thousand bucks for it! I found some on ebay ( recent sales) for around 725 or so. Still a bit expensive but it sure beat his 1000 dollar asking price. </p><p><br /></p><p>I told told him the price was too high and that ebay was selling it for 275.00 less. </p><p>"Oh you never know what you get on ebay." Was his answer. I didn't say anything, but I'd like to try to avoid ebay if possible. Oh, and by the way he does not deal in anything modern, at least not in the last 60 years. </p><p><br /></p><p>If a collector is patient, and that is the key, he or she will find the coin they are looking for at just the right price for them. And that's what has kept me from overpaying.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Silverhouse, post: 2146221, member: 29452"]I've seen dealers ( some ) try to put it to customers on classic coinage as well. I am specifically talking about my own experience. I am putting together a type set and one of my LCS's I frequent, came up with a coin I've been needing. The owner knowing I needed it offered it to me for sale. It was a 1912 D MS 62 Barber 1/2 in an NGC holder. He wanted a thousand bucks for it! I found some on ebay ( recent sales) for around 725 or so. Still a bit expensive but it sure beat his 1000 dollar asking price. I told told him the price was too high and that ebay was selling it for 275.00 less. "Oh you never know what you get on ebay." Was his answer. I didn't say anything, but I'd like to try to avoid ebay if possible. Oh, and by the way he does not deal in anything modern, at least not in the last 60 years. If a collector is patient, and that is the key, he or she will find the coin they are looking for at just the right price for them. And that's what has kept me from overpaying.[/QUOTE]
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