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<p>[QUOTE="Elbesaar, post: 1036306, member: 26007"]I agree fully with GDJMSP's post above; </p><p>never rush into any purchase.</p><p> </p><p>Over the last 40+ years, I have assembled </p><p>a number of mid range BarberHalf collections </p><p>and have learned something new in every set </p><p>I assembled.</p><p> </p><p>Hasty decisions on purchasing a coin </p><p>[ especially at a coin show where the</p><p>return policy is next to Zero; reasoning </p><p>... once you've inspected the coin in hand, </p><p>and you've agreed to buy it, the coin is yours. Period.]</p><p>{ At least it is 90+% of the time ! } </p><p> </p><p>I have found that if you locate a dealer </p><p>[ I use dealers out of state and have</p><p>for years ] that gets to know you - </p><p>your taste levels - your budget - then, you'll</p><p>be so far ahead of the game.</p><p> </p><p>You asked about choice AU ++ and MS Barber Halves - </p><p>they are a passion of mine. I also have a deep rooted love for all circulated mid range grade Barber Halves as well.</p><p> </p><p>Recently, I consigned a set of VF/AU Halves to a dealer friend in California. In two weeks sixty two of the seventy three coins in the set sold. So, you can see, he has a large client base who seek his help with their collections. He specializes in Barbers - and I have bought and sold to him for years. This is the type of dealer-collector arrangement you should seek.</p><p> </p><p>Good luck in your quest and if I can be of any help, please do not hesitate to contact me. I am always on the prowl looking for "just that right coin" for other collectors as well. Last week I steered another Barber Quarter collector towards two upgrades in PCGS AU 58 that he ended up buying at auction. [ An auction that was completely held with out fan fare in any publication or on any coin web site. I stumbled accross it the evening before the auction - and I threw in a bid myself - and won - an 1893-P Half in ANACS 58 with a TDR.] My Barber Quarter collector friend was thrilled to have me as his point gaurd. </p><p> </p><p>Best of luck !![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Elbesaar, post: 1036306, member: 26007"]I agree fully with GDJMSP's post above; never rush into any purchase. Over the last 40+ years, I have assembled a number of mid range BarberHalf collections and have learned something new in every set I assembled. Hasty decisions on purchasing a coin [ especially at a coin show where the return policy is next to Zero; reasoning ... once you've inspected the coin in hand, and you've agreed to buy it, the coin is yours. Period.] { At least it is 90+% of the time ! } I have found that if you locate a dealer [ I use dealers out of state and have for years ] that gets to know you - your taste levels - your budget - then, you'll be so far ahead of the game. You asked about choice AU ++ and MS Barber Halves - they are a passion of mine. I also have a deep rooted love for all circulated mid range grade Barber Halves as well. Recently, I consigned a set of VF/AU Halves to a dealer friend in California. In two weeks sixty two of the seventy three coins in the set sold. So, you can see, he has a large client base who seek his help with their collections. He specializes in Barbers - and I have bought and sold to him for years. This is the type of dealer-collector arrangement you should seek. Good luck in your quest and if I can be of any help, please do not hesitate to contact me. I am always on the prowl looking for "just that right coin" for other collectors as well. Last week I steered another Barber Quarter collector towards two upgrades in PCGS AU 58 that he ended up buying at auction. [ An auction that was completely held with out fan fare in any publication or on any coin web site. I stumbled accross it the evening before the auction - and I threw in a bid myself - and won - an 1893-P Half in ANACS 58 with a TDR.] My Barber Quarter collector friend was thrilled to have me as his point gaurd. Best of luck !![/QUOTE]
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