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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coppermania, post: 1640379, member: 18304&quot;]Sorry to hear that happened. I would think that if they had items that weren&#039;t for sale they would have them pulled and not let the public handle and potentially damage them. I also wouldn&#039;t want any random person knowing who my contacts were either. </p><p><br /></p><p>With that said, coin shops are can be quirky and esoteric places enhabited by people whittled to their last nerve by a repeated barrage of stupid questions. If you work in a coin shop for over a week you will find that even the most steadfast interest in the hobby will get chiseled away with answering the same bullion, price guide, grading, offer shopping, &quot;no, your silver penny wont pay for collage&quot;, etc and others that just won&#039;t do their own homework. As much as its part of a business to groom it&#039;s customers, there is some responsibility of the client as well. An advanced collector will be wise to at least acknowledge what the dealer is up against and understand their position at times. </p><p><br /></p><p>These places just aren&#039;t WallMart folks, they are not under any standard business model we see and expect when entering a corporate situation. Frankly, I like that about coin shops and I recommend being on ones toes when entering one. I would bet though that if you returned to this shop on a different day, you might have a totally different and possibly positive experience. Just sayin....</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Matt[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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