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<p>[QUOTE="fiddlehead, post: 1202096, member: 31286"]Pardon my spelling. I'm addicted to spell-checkers.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not trying to put down grading services - it's the over-use of them and resulting doubled ++ prices that that I find off-putting. And I don't dislike or have anything against dealers, they make the world go round. You can put a bow on a Mercedes and a Ford and it won't change what they are - but it might help you sell them - same is true of the plastic slabs. A dealer who finds a way to increase the market value of his product through a packaging process isn't really ripping anyone off - (rip-off - your words, not mine). I think you read more hostility into my post than I intended. I've bought many a piece from dealers as well as ebay - I actually like supporting dealers, but have to say that investment-wise, I've done much better on ebay than I ever have with a dealer. I have NEVER - been able to get my money back, let alone profit, from anything I've ever bought from a dealer of any kind (musical instruments, antiques, or coins) unless I held the item for a long, long, time - Maybe that's my fault? Poor choice of dealers? Bad taste? I don't know - but I've made even exchanges and even some profits on many items I bought and sold on ebay. Live and let live, man.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fiddlehead, post: 1202096, member: 31286"]Pardon my spelling. I'm addicted to spell-checkers. I'm not trying to put down grading services - it's the over-use of them and resulting doubled ++ prices that that I find off-putting. And I don't dislike or have anything against dealers, they make the world go round. You can put a bow on a Mercedes and a Ford and it won't change what they are - but it might help you sell them - same is true of the plastic slabs. A dealer who finds a way to increase the market value of his product through a packaging process isn't really ripping anyone off - (rip-off - your words, not mine). I think you read more hostility into my post than I intended. I've bought many a piece from dealers as well as ebay - I actually like supporting dealers, but have to say that investment-wise, I've done much better on ebay than I ever have with a dealer. I have NEVER - been able to get my money back, let alone profit, from anything I've ever bought from a dealer of any kind (musical instruments, antiques, or coins) unless I held the item for a long, long, time - Maybe that's my fault? Poor choice of dealers? Bad taste? I don't know - but I've made even exchanges and even some profits on many items I bought and sold on ebay. Live and let live, man.[/QUOTE]
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