When it comes to purchase of coins for one prefer attendance at a coin show against a stop in in local coin shop. Most of this is the logistics work all week and instead of going from shop to shop is just easier to go in one transmission. It is usually difficult to find a common manifold class coin in presentation (VF-XF), but when you get to know several sellers go on there way to certain materials for the show. In the odd sense they are part of their store for packaging and to show to facilitate my life and I really appreciate it. But the coin weekends show I saw something strange and felt bad for the merchant.
Two gentlemen have a list of the dealer, I'm fond of monopolizing and 8 coin boxes. Usually this is not a problem, but the two gentlemen there are before you came and are still in the table when I left two hours later. Sported a red book and have been pouring over each individual coin and when he left I noticed that they only set aside 3 coins.
An embossed cannot access table I surface there is no big deal, I can get it in the next concert, but the drive home, he hit me. I would usually spend 10 or 20 minutes and run anywhere from $ 50 to $ 200 for coins (a we are not talking $ 100 and coins values here as the selection is $ 2 to $ 75 variety) so that even if we have a smaller number (say, $ 25 for 15 minutes), which equates to $ 100/HR on the lower side of the $ 400/HR. This is quite a bit of business to lose, but what is the dealer make?
If he ruled them as soon as he can squeeze the repeat sales from them in the future if he can remain situations close he incidents of making money. This is a very difficult place to be me and really appreciate a salesperson must contend with.
This is my only advice here: the next time you show the coins and the trader is very friendly and polite and courteous to thank him, even if you do not do coin purchase. anyone may remain upbeat that deserves the occasional thank you!
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