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<p>[QUOTE="Jebocement, post: 3003567, member: 93093"]I agree with the advise you have been given about negotiating with any dealer's "fair offer." Be sure to QUESTION the offer. For example: I met with a dealer in Pensacola last week and asked him to assist me in having a gold coin graded. The man immediately told me he wouldn't suggest having the coin graded and stated he questioned its authenticity. He offered me melt down value for the coin. SURE!!!!! Who WOULDN'T want to purchase my rare Carson City 132 year verified gold coin for simple melt down value? Thank goodness I only listened to the dealer's offer and came straight home and researched more. A few weeks later I remembered about my former relationship with a trusted gold/diamond expert in immediate area and I met with him. He confirmed that my clichéd idea of "having a valuable coin" was correct. Today, we are sorting through all of my ungraded gold pieces and coming up with a plan to determine which ones to sell/trade, and which ones to send in to PCGS for grading. Sure, my local expert is making a percentage of the sale of my collection! He has a terrific motive for helping me receive the best value for the coins. Be sure to write back on this blog and tell us how you have progressed! <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jebocement, post: 3003567, member: 93093"]I agree with the advise you have been given about negotiating with any dealer's "fair offer." Be sure to QUESTION the offer. For example: I met with a dealer in Pensacola last week and asked him to assist me in having a gold coin graded. The man immediately told me he wouldn't suggest having the coin graded and stated he questioned its authenticity. He offered me melt down value for the coin. SURE!!!!! Who WOULDN'T want to purchase my rare Carson City 132 year verified gold coin for simple melt down value? Thank goodness I only listened to the dealer's offer and came straight home and researched more. A few weeks later I remembered about my former relationship with a trusted gold/diamond expert in immediate area and I met with him. He confirmed that my clichéd idea of "having a valuable coin" was correct. Today, we are sorting through all of my ungraded gold pieces and coming up with a plan to determine which ones to sell/trade, and which ones to send in to PCGS for grading. Sure, my local expert is making a percentage of the sale of my collection! He has a terrific motive for helping me receive the best value for the coins. Be sure to write back on this blog and tell us how you have progressed! :)[/QUOTE]
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