Posted 09/11/2016 8:32 pm
I sincerely doubt that more than a few percent of folks who buy coins ever do much research or buy books, other than those listing "values".
Attend any local coin auction and you will likely have a hard time picking your chin off the floor. People who "COLLECT coins" are not necessarily educated about their purchases. I've even consigned to such auctions to clean out my garbage.
Some sellers have decided there's nothing wrong with selling whatever they can sell, regardless of the actual value of their wares.
Attend any local coin auction and you will likely have a hard time picking your chin off the floor. People who "COLLECT coins" are not necessarily educated about their purchases. I've even consigned to such auctions to clean out my garbage.
Some sellers have decided there's nothing wrong with selling whatever they can sell, regardless of the actual value of their wares.
If people want to waste their money, they're free to do so. 
As long as they have a market for their stuff, they can sell the devil and his old mother for what I know...
