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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jason Hoffpauir, post: 2096639, member: 67527&quot;]I completley agree with you.&nbsp; I understand coin dealers want to make a profit but sometimes you have to take a loss to get more people into the doors.&nbsp; You see I can&#039;t complain with my coin dealer...he gives me a $1 off spot when I buy silver and he rounds off a lot in my favor.&nbsp; EX:&nbsp; If the price is 37.52 he will charge me 28.00.&nbsp; He just does things like this.&nbsp; Sometimes he lends me money at NO interest and I pay him back on Payday.&nbsp; Sometimes I leave a couple of 10oz Englehards with him in return for cash.&nbsp; As long as I pay him in time or ask for an extension he holds the bars for me until I am able to pay.&nbsp; He evens trades with me and uses the Greysheet value to pay off a loan.&nbsp; So sometimes he has to make a living and charge me what he paid for at the time he bought and that&#039;s ok with me as in the overall scheme of things he is MORE than fair to me.&nbsp; I worry though that this will make him go out of business.&nbsp; He has a shop for fun only.&nbsp; He won the lottery and doesn&#039;t really have to work; but he loves the hobby so much that he has a shop.&nbsp; I am lucky to have him as my dealer.&nbsp; I have seen MUCH MUCH worse.&nbsp; So I guess in the end, for me, everything pans out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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