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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 1516959, member: 36230&quot;]&quot;Over the line&quot;, no, but deserving or not, dont be surprised if he ignores and/or blocks you. With all due respect, by telling him you know what the coin sold for a few months ago, he is probably not thinking of you as an &quot;educated seller&quot; (buyer). Did you expect him to think something like &quot;awe shucks.. he caught me&quot; or &quot;wow, this guy is educated&quot; then offer the coin at or near cost? Honest question.</p><p><br /></p><p>It is also worth remembering that ebay and Heritage are two different venues. If you want the satisfaction of an instant buy on ebay - depending on the coin - you might have to pay for it. You had the same chance he (possibly) did to buy the coin from Heritage, but didn&#039;t take advantage of it. If you want a similar example in the Heritage price range and cannot find one on ebay, wait until another comes up, but don&#039;t expect a seller to cave just because you assume to know what he has into it.</p><p><br /></p><p>A better approach may have been to come up with an approximate total price the seller is likely to have into the coin, add ebay/paypal fees, and a low-but-reasonable profit percentage, then make your offer (without saying anything else) if you can live with this number. If not, and unless its a truly tough coin (doubtful at $56), you might as well keep looking elsewhere.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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