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<p>[QUOTE="charley, post: 25405794, member: 5372"]The "truth" is couched and limited to the statement "...most dealers that I know..." and you then extrapolate and expand this 'truth" to "....seems to be the industry rate....".</p><p><br /></p><p>How may dealers is that? How many are "most" in that total?</p><p><br /></p><p>This kind of statement is Baloney by misdirection and the use of obfuscation, in order to present the appearance of 'fact" and fait accompli. It isn't.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, it could be you are aware of a few dealers that charge the rate stated and it may be the "most" out of some unstated amount.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am certain we both have personal knowledge of quite a few dealers.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have never met a Dealer or group of Dealers that charges $250.00 for an "appraisal".</p><p><br /></p><p>I know the majority of Dealers would however, offer to buy if the Dealer deemed doing so was monetarily advantageous to the Dealer. That is Capitalism. I know Dealers that will "appraise" and receive the pick of the litter for doing so. I know Dealers that will sell for 10-15% fee. </p><p><br /></p><p>I know of one Dealer that has a published rate, and it exceeds the amount stated and is the amount charged to the requested entity for an appraisal to be used in a legal evaluation of worth of an Estate, subject to fiduciary responsibility similar to a Real Estate Appraisal...which is also a published amount in the Good Faith estimate of the mortgage loan entity and that is usually $3-400.00, and requires the Appraiser to be vetted.</p><p><br /></p><p>There have been a heck of a lot more than a few Dealers that have had legal action filed because of the "subjective opinion" that has caused serious monetary harm to the requesting Party.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am sure you know all this, and I acknowledge that the choices of phrasing you shared was not intended to be finite in any manner and is simply conversational phrasing and not meant to imply more than that.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, you are not an unknown entity in the numismatic community, and your opinion is important to the community and is trusted and deservedly so. That is the basis of my reply.</p><p><br /></p><p>How many Dealers do you know that have been vetted by a Government process inclusive of fiduciary responsibility, to do so? That is quite a mountain of subjectivity to climb, when at the top there is a risk of litigation for doing so.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, let the tomatoes and rotten cabbage fly. I can take it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Signed: </p><p>The Curmudgeonly Old Guy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="charley, post: 25405794, member: 5372"]The "truth" is couched and limited to the statement "...most dealers that I know..." and you then extrapolate and expand this 'truth" to "....seems to be the industry rate....". How may dealers is that? How many are "most" in that total? This kind of statement is Baloney by misdirection and the use of obfuscation, in order to present the appearance of 'fact" and fait accompli. It isn't. Yes, it could be you are aware of a few dealers that charge the rate stated and it may be the "most" out of some unstated amount. I am certain we both have personal knowledge of quite a few dealers. I have never met a Dealer or group of Dealers that charges $250.00 for an "appraisal". I know the majority of Dealers would however, offer to buy if the Dealer deemed doing so was monetarily advantageous to the Dealer. That is Capitalism. I know Dealers that will "appraise" and receive the pick of the litter for doing so. I know Dealers that will sell for 10-15% fee. I know of one Dealer that has a published rate, and it exceeds the amount stated and is the amount charged to the requested entity for an appraisal to be used in a legal evaluation of worth of an Estate, subject to fiduciary responsibility similar to a Real Estate Appraisal...which is also a published amount in the Good Faith estimate of the mortgage loan entity and that is usually $3-400.00, and requires the Appraiser to be vetted. There have been a heck of a lot more than a few Dealers that have had legal action filed because of the "subjective opinion" that has caused serious monetary harm to the requesting Party. I am sure you know all this, and I acknowledge that the choices of phrasing you shared was not intended to be finite in any manner and is simply conversational phrasing and not meant to imply more than that. However, you are not an unknown entity in the numismatic community, and your opinion is important to the community and is trusted and deservedly so. That is the basis of my reply. How many Dealers do you know that have been vetted by a Government process inclusive of fiduciary responsibility, to do so? That is quite a mountain of subjectivity to climb, when at the top there is a risk of litigation for doing so. Anyway, let the tomatoes and rotten cabbage fly. I can take it. Signed: The Curmudgeonly Old Guy.[/QUOTE]
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