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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 272201, member: 5454&quot;]Most of the coin shops I go to in small Northeast Connecticut towns are not locked.&nbsp; Even a big store in Worcester, MA isn&#039;t locked.&nbsp; You just walk in like any other place.&nbsp; But drive over the state line into Rhode Island and all the coin stores are locked with bars on the windows.&nbsp; You have to ring a doorbell and get buzzed in.&nbsp; I fail to see the purpose of this.&nbsp; Is it just hype?&nbsp; I get the feeling I have just been admitted to some secret inner sanctum of Fort Knox.</p><p>Who is not let in?&nbsp; Have you ever been refused entrance to a shop with a locked door?&nbsp; What&#039;s the deal here?&nbsp; You mean they actually turn away potential customers?</p><p>I suppose if a gang of punk thugs rang the bell the owner could refuse to let them in.&nbsp; Or if a mean looking guy with a gun drawn rang the bell.&nbsp; Maybe if the owner didn&#039;t like you?</p><p>But given the scenario of an empty store, a dealer hungry for sales, wouldn&#039;t everyone be let in?</p><p>And if someone really wanted in they could just hang out near the door and run in on the coattails of another customer who gets buzzed in.&nbsp; Is your coin store locked?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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