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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;gatzdon, post: 325045, member: 8247&quot;]The better coin shops don&#039;t have alot of cluttered inventory in the display cases, but they do have items that are &quot;On Sale&quot;, targetted towards window shoppers, novices, young numismatists, people looking for gifts, etc...</p><p><br /></p><p>Types of items I&#039;ll see in the display case are AGE&#039;s/ASE&#039;s, current proof sets, rolls of state quarters/presidential dollars, and a very small assortment of type coins at the lower priced end.&nbsp; I will also see other &quot;one of a kind&quot; type items that dealers inevitably receive with estate purchases.&nbsp; All the types of items I see with prices are items that don&#039;t change in value quickly and I&#039;m sure the price applied already reflects a profit for the dealer.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are people (especially noobs, YN&#039;s, and window shoppers) that will never ask the price of something because they are too shy or are casually looking (especially true for coin shops located in malls/stripmalls).&nbsp;&nbsp; More often than not, people from this demographic will automatically assume it&#039;s too expensive if there&#039;s no price tag.&nbsp; Obviously it&#039;s too much to put a price tag on EVERYTHING, but at least put something out for those that won&#039;t ask.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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