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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cazkaboom, post: 1710916, member: 33215&quot;]The deal is struck. The seller sold the coin to the dealer and afterwards, the dealer finds it is a matte proof in a MS holder. I say the dealer is entitled to the catch. If it does turn out for them, great. </p><p><br /></p><p>Think of it this way: Just a while ago, one of the CT Members bought a small lot of Mercury dimes for about $10, when he got the coins in the mail, the member found a 1942-D 42/1. He then sent it to a TPG where it got MS65+ as a grade. That is a very, very high dollar coin he just picked. Now if the seller were to consign it to Heritage Auctions and it sells for near $30,000 or more, is the member obligated to split the profit with the person who sold him the coin? Nope. The seller did not take the time to inspect the coin and didn&#039;t win big because they didn&#039;t look further into the coin. The buyer won because he took the time to research and look closer at the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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