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One should almost expect to lose something, perhaps 10% or more, when buying new in this hobby. The new pins that turn into 'grails' are so few and even more difficult to recognize before hand. Hard to be amused at anyone losing too much money though...
Unfortunately my big losses have come from getting excited and buying pins that haven't been produced when making initial purchase. Ugh!
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