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"Budget area" of a coin show....
Newcomp103
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Most of the shows I have gone to have a designated area where the dealers cannot sell any coin over $xxx...most of the time, the amount is $999.00...so I have a 2 part question....
1)As a dealer, do you like this? Why or why not....do you pay less for a table at the show if you are in this area?
2)Does the budget area give the impression that the coins are less important or impressive?
I usually find pretty good quality in these areas.
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1)As a dealer, do you like this? Why or why not....do you pay less for a table at the show if you are in this area?
2)Does the budget area give the impression that the coins are less important or impressive?
I usually find pretty good quality in these areas.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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1. Saavy lower budget collctors would think, "wow, here's a chance to get something good without bothering one of the stuck up high-end dealers." (absolutly NOT saying that all high-end dealers are stuck-up by no means)
2. Foot traffic by High-End SPENDERS would not be rough beacuse of their egos, thus leaving all the good stuff for me
I think if I went to a show I would spend a great deal of time at these tables instead of the $5000+ tables.
and by the way........I thought you were supposed to be on VACATION?!?!?!?!?! Get off the computer mister and by them $9 Hotdogs.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
<< <i>I have gotten some great buys at the Budget area at the ANA shows I have gone to. >>
The Chicken gets all of the good stuff though!