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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2009849, member: 19463&quot;]I could not agree more but, really, when we have to protect ourselves from &#039;problems&#039; in this manner, what is it we are getting out of the buyer&#039;s fee and other expenses attached to a high end sale?&nbsp; If we have to treat a venue like we do a flea market or eBay, we might as well pay our &#039;well-versed expert&#039; to find us what we want and not bother him with specific coins we have seen in glossy catalogs.&nbsp; If one wants to put a million $ in the finest coins, it might be wisest to send the money to that &#039;well-versed expert&#039; and tell him to buy us $750k worth of coins and keep the change.&nbsp; I know professionals in the business whom I would trust far before those who run some of the sales and I suspect they know where to find some things I might like. Sales that charge 24% for services not rendered (selling questionable coins is exactly that) only stay in business because there are people willing to send them money.&nbsp; There is nothing wrong with paying a high premium for high premium services.&nbsp; A &#039;bargain&#039; is not something that is low priced but something that turns out to be worth every cent we paid even a tad more.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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