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<p>[QUOTE="JPeace$, post: 1989914, member: 42727"]I've purchased a few coins at regional shows. I've found some dealers have very high prices and others that are more realistic. On two occassions, I spent some time going through world coins in 2x2's at a dealers table. While looking through the coins, I struck up a conversation with the dealer. When I was ready to make the purchase, both dealers gave me a discount on the prices listed on the 2x2's. I didn't even have to ask.</p><p> </p><p>The last show I was at, I was looking for a 1913 Type I Buffalo in MS66. After viewing multiple coins, I narrowed it down. In each instance, I spent a few minutes chatting with the dealer about the coin. I ended up buying one (the nicest looking of those I viewed) for a fair price.</p><p> </p><p>I've also had some bad experiences with dealers at shows. When that happens, I just move on. The majority of my experiences have been good though. I'm in sales and marketing. Always B to B. I'd never want to sell directly to the general public and I empathize with some of the dealers who have to put up with buyer's shenanigans.</p><p> </p><p>I'm planning to attend a show this weekend. I hope I can find a coin for my 7070 graded set.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JPeace$, post: 1989914, member: 42727"]I've purchased a few coins at regional shows. I've found some dealers have very high prices and others that are more realistic. On two occassions, I spent some time going through world coins in 2x2's at a dealers table. While looking through the coins, I struck up a conversation with the dealer. When I was ready to make the purchase, both dealers gave me a discount on the prices listed on the 2x2's. I didn't even have to ask. The last show I was at, I was looking for a 1913 Type I Buffalo in MS66. After viewing multiple coins, I narrowed it down. In each instance, I spent a few minutes chatting with the dealer about the coin. I ended up buying one (the nicest looking of those I viewed) for a fair price. I've also had some bad experiences with dealers at shows. When that happens, I just move on. The majority of my experiences have been good though. I'm in sales and marketing. Always B to B. I'd never want to sell directly to the general public and I empathize with some of the dealers who have to put up with buyer's shenanigans. I'm planning to attend a show this weekend. I hope I can find a coin for my 7070 graded set.[/QUOTE]
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