When examining a potential purchase, do you cleary think about what you'd pay for the coin and then
SethChandler
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Do you ask the price first, then start looking at the coin?
Collecting since 1976.
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If you ask the price first (before you look at the coin), the seller might not be as likely to know that you are really interested in it. In fact, one you look closely, you might not have any interest. But, if you look first and then ask for a price, you've possibly tipped your hand/level of interest a bit more obviously.
I realize that, depending upon the particular seller and/or the coin, the above might not make any difference. And, in some cases it's much more efficient to look and then ask. But, in case it can make a difference in your favor.....
PS - please keep this "secret" strategy just between us.
Russ, NCNE
Thanks.
If the price of the coin is over melt value, it is irrelevant if I don't like the coin. First I look at the
coin, and then decide what I am willing to pay for it. Before looking at it to begin with, I know
my ballpark range for it.
If a dealer wants more than what I am willing to pay, I pass. Very few coins out there "have my name
on them."
"Seu cabra da peste,
"Sou Mangueira......."
Edited to say: I decide if I want the coin first; then I check price.