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#12
10-18-2015, 08:42 AM
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Here's a key piece in my opinion for those who are part time dealers and still collectors. You need to really be able to distinguish between what you are buying for your personal collection and what you are buying to resell, and you can't start to 'fall in love' with something you are buying to resell. If you are buying to resell it, then you need to make sure you resell it.
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