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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NPCoin, post: 402573, member: 5629&quot;]Absolutely not!&nbsp; A dealer is in the business of paying bills and eating.&nbsp; Any dealer knows that he/she is not going to make it rich selling coins.&nbsp; Yes, there is an abundance of money to be made in coin dealing, that requires a lot of hard work - especially foot work.&nbsp; But, all in all, the dealer knows that his dealings will be enough to &quot;pay bills&quot;, &quot;put food in the mouth&quot;, and make a modest profit.</p><p><br /></p><p>The ones that will &quot;require&quot; that you be/become a regular client are what I would call brokerage houses - those dealers that are considered &quot;big players&quot; making &quot;big deals&quot; that have no need to peddle their wares on the &quot;little guy&quot;.&nbsp; True, there are the small time dealer who wants to play like the &quot;big boys&quot;, and you can generally tell them by their attitudes toward the run of the mill collector.</p><p><br /></p><p>All in all, by all means, haggle with your dealer.&nbsp; Just do not offend him in your haggling.&nbsp; Always make &quot;fair&quot; offers that are not outlandish.&nbsp; Once you get to know the dealer and have dealt with him/her for a while, then you could make a few outlandish offers without necessarily offending him.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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