How To Find Coin Dealers Honest Coin Dealers

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Title	:	How To Find Coin Dealers Honest Coin Dealers
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Comment from : CoinHELPu

I have 1916 wheat penny would it be worth anything
Comment from : carlo

I wish you had a shop down here in N Florida, I don't know any coin dealers around Nflorida
Comment from : Conrad Pons

I love ur attitude
Comment from : Pam Johnson

Thanks for the video, I am looking for a local dealer to build a relationship with, how, upon your good advice to look on Round Table Trading I found not a single Round Table dealer anywhere nearby Ogden/Salt Lake Area of Utah What would be your net suggestion?
Comment from : BDW

Hey I just want to say I love ur videos ur very informative I've learned so much from u
Comment from : Francis Beauregard

If you’re familiar with my channel, you know I go to a ton of coin shop videos I can verify that every single one has a different feeling I agree with you 100 regarding that comfort level being so important I’ve walked in some and felt welcomed immediately and I’ve walked in some and dealt with some very abrasive dealers Thankfully, I’ve found more good than bad Thanks for another excellent video!brThanks for sharing that Roundtable website!
Comment from : T the Silver Stacker

If someone has a $5000000 coin and you know that that coin is a $5000000 coin how much would offer that person for their coin
Comment from : Myrtle Hall

I had a dealer when I lived in NC that I trusted more than anything One day he proved his honesty to me He had a complete set of Barber Half walk in from an estate and paid what he thought was a fair price for it After business settle down he had time to look over everything again and realize he had an 1892 Micro O in the set He had me look over it and confirm it was a Micro O so he called the estate to let them know he owned them more money because of that one coin
Comment from : Link

Another awesome video full of great information Thanks again Daniel
Comment from : Bob Egan

There isn't a corrupt bone in your body great man of high moral character
Comment from : Tim Lewis

I'm in mount vernon ohio and really want to go to your pawn shop some day
Comment from : J

Do you mail items outside your state if purchased on your website? Love the 90 percent prices
Comment from : Jeff L Wadford Jr

So you are saying if I take my 2021 morgans I should expect a 29$ per coin quote? Just asking to confirm what I took from the video
Comment from : Carlos moreno

Finding a good Coin Dealer is important, thanks for the video
Comment from : Coin Crew

I really wish there was a nice comprehensive wiki of all of the coin shops in America I tried my zip code on the Roundtable site and the only listings near me were one brick and mortar and two order-by-mail dealers I know at least 6 totally legit shops they are missing A few years ago, I was looking for a specific coin and tried calling every authorized PCGS dealer per their website in the state and over half of them didn't even have a valid phone number This shouldn't be so hard
Comment from : Joe Bohanon

A wealth of information! Thanks for assisting and teaching us through your video posts!
Comment from : Tidewater Tail Chaser

Hello from the great state of Michigan
Comment from : Ted Smith

I'm going to visit your shop one day, I've got a few Carson City Mint silver coins I'll bring with When you see an old Harley park inold biker sashay in, get ready to dicker eyeball to eyeball And I would like to meet you
Comment from : Straightener

Great video But got to ask what's that bottle and q tips in the background?
Comment from : Neil White

Where is your play button Daniel
Comment from : PapaKryptoss

thank you so much!
Comment from : Sindicato Metalico

Another great video Coin dealers/brokers are in business to make money and in business in general the higher the risk the higher the profit Dealers however are usually not at risk because they're knowledgeable I have never sold a coin in my life but will be getting into that soon How I would approach it is to try to agree on a value based on grade, nuances and the information available on the coin, once that is established I would try to get between 60 - 70 of the retail which leaves more than enough room for the dealer to make a fair profit Humbly and Respectfully
Comment from : azad ali

I would not have bought from you if I felt you are a rip off You have to be the most open person on how you run your business You ever get a Dentist that is having a bad day just before he does a Root Canal on you "RUN"
Comment from : DALE STONER

Can't please everyone, you do the best you can You're doing fine!
Comment from : Landon Burke

Folks, out of all the posts Daniel has posted, to me this one is the most valuable Daniel, you added the most valuable information I've seen yet You add the "what-if" part that a lot of folks don't, myself included, think about There's more to coin collecting than trying to see if you're dealing with an "questionable" coin dealer Daniel, you can be a member of the Round Table, but to me, you belong to the golden table! Fair, truthful, and this is one of your b e s t postings yet And this from a guy from that SUN!! Very well done
Comment from : John LaRue

I like to walk into a shop and look stupid, which isn't hard I let my eyes go out of focus and let my mouth hang open a little, and pause before answering any question An ethical dealer would still give me a fair offer
Comment from : jeffw1267

How does roundtable compare to PNG? I thought PNG was supposed to be the stamp of approval for a dealer?
Comment from : William Harter

Daniel, I have the feeling someone just treated you that way I am sorry for them as if I was local I would go to you ALL the time and even from afar appreciate your insight and effortsbrCheers!
Comment from : Eric Dawson

I can't find anyone who will be honest enough to help me with my coin collection
Comment from : Kathy Patton

With an honest coin dealer how high does silver spot have to get before they would pay 20 times face value For 90 silver I know it depends if they needed or not I would just be curious thank you
Comment from : Leakywaders54

The coin dealers in my area are a little sub par If the shipping is not justifiable I will drive the 200+ miles from my house to see Daniel, Don and Andy I have sold collection after collection for friends, family and some of my own to Daniel and company and will continue to do so They are better than fair People don't understand that if a dealer doesnt sell a particular coin in volume they may not be able to offer the most for it, it's nothing personal, just business Whoever dissed Daniel probably doesn't understand how the business works Daniel is as honest as it gets, unless they decide to get out of the coin business, I will always buy and sell with them
Comment from : Sams Mobile Pressure Washing

It's all about educating yourself Thanks for doing your best
Comment from : Vincent Sammartino

Thank you for this strait up discussion As a recent convert to basic coin collecting, I appreciate this kind of candid talk and resource Thanks again
Comment from : Samuel Schrader

I know one honest coin dealer and he's in Ohio
Comment from : Tom Baker

My friend and I have been going to shops and coin shows for decades We know which tables to avoid at the shows because these dealers have a reputation for either overcharging or overgrading coins Our pet peeve is the haggling by dealers over ungraded “slider” coins - dealers that will charge a higher price for a coin that doesn’t fit the grade
Comment from : Phil Karkovice

I live in Cincinnati which is about 2 hours from your shop I will ONLY buy from you ! You have been honest and fair with me many times in the past Good luck in the future
Comment from : Everett Bradley

You’re right if your honest with the dealer from my Experience they treat you the same way Thanks for sharing Daniel 👍
Comment from : Mark Lewis

Great video Always find a Coin Dealer that you can build a solid relationship with
Comment from : Stacking Investments

This is easy, Everyone should just buy from you Problem solved
Comment from : CoinConductor

People selling coins in my neck of the woods travel an additional 75 miles to Pittsburgh to sell their coins Why? They routinely receive 3 times more money than the local coin shop
Comment from : Frank Chase

ABSOLUTELY AGREED 🖤🤘🖤
Comment from : Jack Frost

I do trust your judgement Danial,but could not help but notice all the books in the back groud
Comment from : Dave Withrow

I've purchased from you and other dealers who are connected to Roundtable I have never been disappointed with your honesty and service Great tips! Thanks!
Comment from : shekatagani

Good Morning Daniel!! 🍵 LOL at "You're not as good as you think you are!" 😀😀😀
Comment from : George Matthews

thanks for the info
Comment from : Old Country Coin Collector

So True everyone is different no one is the same Just talk to them and see were it goes Might be good or bad you will figure it out
Comment from : Nickel & Dime Coin Hunter

The way I do anything new, like adding a coin dealer, is to approach the transaction in an area I'm comfortable with meaning buy only bullion I am familiar with I would also never buy anything of great value I can afford the loss in the cost of a round, but not a collectible As you're pointing outestablish trust
Comment from : Charli

Will u Like to buy Old Coins USA BRITAIN anD oTHERS???????
Comment from : Gill Harry Gill Harry

Great video! You hit the nail on the head regarding comfortability Those who do not have a LCS that they are comfortable with are lucky to have you, and those of us who are lucky to have both have hit the jackpot!
Comment from : Flying Dutchman

Honestly I needed this video 😉
Comment from : Lowell Larsen

Daniel , when i tried to get my one gold 500 gold coin appraised i was only told the melt down value by a coin dealer he didnt give me the value of it being its actual worth of it and yes it was a MS one, And it was a fraction of the amount it was actual worth they go off melt down value not true coin value
Comment from : Becky T

Have a great day Sir! You deserve it Don't let others get you down
Comment from : Paul Bruney

I'm serious about starting a coin shop here in my area and your videos have done nothing but educate me in ways that books cannot! I'm 20 with only 10 years of collecting experience, so your videos have been helping me become more knowledgeable so that I can be as honest as possible when making deals! Thank you Daniel!
Comment from : Gavin Clements

I think your awesome An I appreciate your videos
Comment from : Becky Beasley

There are good and bad people in EVERY profession Thank You
Comment from : brokendad

I think most people are honest I am leary about those who proclaim how honest they are over and over
Comment from : C R

Thanks Daniel, I live in the Akron area but hope to someday visit your shopbrAlways on the lookout for honest dealers
Comment from : Tommy Stacker

I've collected for over 30 years and let me state this: there are some coin dealers who are crooks and I mean crooks! When you find a good dealer you stick with them Have a great day!
Comment from : Blade Silver7

Very informative, I'm new to coin collecting
Comment from : Vincent Young

If you act professionally and know your coins that reflects to the the LCS owner and thay will appreciate you more Just because a coin sells or is posted for a curtain amount doesn't always mean your particular coin has the same value Knowledge is king
Comment from : Sidney Butler