Where do people get the wonderful idea to buy silver coins from in the first place? Why is it that people think that they can just jump right into the coin business? It took me many, many years of collecting and trading to become close enough to think I was ready to get into selling coins. It is not an easy business and it irritates me that this young kids think that they can come in and just take over.
They are not able to change anything that we have going right now. We, meaning the people that have been in the business for a while, have mapped everything out before these young kids were even born. They are not going to be able to waltz in and make a million on rules and regulations that we devised. I hate to say it but the coin industry can be a very cut throat business.
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