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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;National dealer, post: 9975, member: 487&quot;]The only way to learn how to run a coin business is to be in it. We all loose money on deals. We all buy fakes. We all buy over graded coins. All of these things happen. It is a serious learning curve. I worked for the company 11 years before buying it. I was into coins years before working in them. Currently I spend 70 to 80 hours a week involved with coins. I view hundreds of coins each and every week. My days, nights, and weekends are spent talking, sorting, grading, packaging coins. This is not for the parttime effort. </p><p>Now all dealers do not put in this kind of effort, and some put in more. It all depends on how you want to be. I know flea market guys who spend a few hours a week buying and selling coins. That is how they wish to do it. I have 16 employees that count on me putting in the long hours and sacrificing a life for it. I choose this, because I am good at it, and I love every aspect of it. This is my life. And short of being picked for a bachelor on one of the reality shows, I would not consider another job.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are two great dealers networks. Both require referrences, two years in the business, and financial referrences.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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