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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2094613, member: 19250&quot;]I also just have this happen&nbsp;&nbsp; to me. I purchased&nbsp; an 1874 three cent piece. I have purchased&nbsp; quite a few type coins from&nbsp; this dealer over the passed few years. He had an 1874 three cent piece I had seen at the last show. With out giving it another look see I purchased&nbsp; it. I got home and was going to image it. And found a staple&nbsp; scratch&nbsp; across the bottom&nbsp; of the III . It was not scratched at the last show. I was like &quot;censor!&quot;&nbsp; Unreal because&nbsp;&nbsp; what can you say once you have taken&nbsp; the coin out of the 2x2 . I did say something&nbsp; to him next show. He kind of blew&nbsp; me off. So I have not purchased&nbsp; any other coins from him since. Then the last show he asked me what I was looking&nbsp;&nbsp; for ,my reply was non damaged&nbsp; coins.</p><p>Have not made any other purchases&nbsp; from him for a few months. Not saying&nbsp; I won&#039;t&nbsp;&nbsp; again but.... he&#039;s&nbsp; lost my business&nbsp; for awhile. And for sure won&#039;t buy anything&nbsp; from him unless the coin is removed&nbsp; from the holder and I&#039;m&nbsp; 100% sure before I lay down the bucks.</p><p>What really&nbsp;&nbsp; frosted my cookies is I educated this guy as to the varieties&nbsp; he had in his case that increased&nbsp; his profits 30 %!&nbsp; All because he does not crimp the staples. Maybe he&#039;ll&nbsp; learn but until he does there&#039;s&nbsp; other dealers who do.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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