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<p>[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2401944, member: 76863"]In my opinion the pendulum has actually swung away from dealers and more to the collectors. Yes it is true some people blindly buy labels, but those people also would blindly buy dealer grades as well. But unlike the pre-TPG days collectors have a variety of outlets and resources to both buy and sell material with the progression of the internet. If your local dealer isn't a good one we are no longer forced to either wait for a show or suck it up and deal with them. Now a days you could build a great collection without ever dealing with a dealer if you really wanted to do it that way. </p><p><br /></p><p>It is certainly true some dealers act like every coin they have is under-graded while others will price some more accordingly to the quality they are for the grade. That type of dealer though where every coin they have is under-graded was around before the TPGs though. At least now even if someone buys a 65 that is a dog, when they go to sell they have some protection on the sell side from the label. They may very well have to under-price it for the grade but it is an improvement from the buy as a MS 63 then sell back as an AU 55 type things. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Completely agree, especially at half the price you coin is the no brainer choice every time between the two.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2401944, member: 76863"]In my opinion the pendulum has actually swung away from dealers and more to the collectors. Yes it is true some people blindly buy labels, but those people also would blindly buy dealer grades as well. But unlike the pre-TPG days collectors have a variety of outlets and resources to both buy and sell material with the progression of the internet. If your local dealer isn't a good one we are no longer forced to either wait for a show or suck it up and deal with them. Now a days you could build a great collection without ever dealing with a dealer if you really wanted to do it that way. It is certainly true some dealers act like every coin they have is under-graded while others will price some more accordingly to the quality they are for the grade. That type of dealer though where every coin they have is under-graded was around before the TPGs though. At least now even if someone buys a 65 that is a dog, when they go to sell they have some protection on the sell side from the label. They may very well have to under-price it for the grade but it is an improvement from the buy as a MS 63 then sell back as an AU 55 type things. Completely agree, especially at half the price you coin is the no brainer choice every time between the two.[/QUOTE]
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