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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;National dealer, post: 5190, member: 487&quot;]Well we look for old holders at every show and auction around the nation. But that does not mean we buy them. You have to know your coins. PCGS has really loosened their standards from where they began. If you can spot the small differences in grades, the old holders will be a small opportunity to make quick profits. Now using the example of this 1878-CC dollar. If the coin appeared to be a 64 instead of the 63 the bid price jumps to $410. So if you backed into the deal offering full ask of a 63 at $295 then sold at $400, you make a hundred dollar profit. This is how dealers make their living. </p><p>It is not in ripping people off, like most believe. It is knowing what to look for, and knowing how to sell it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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