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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 673754, member: 4552&quot;]I suggest you just go around asking at as many coin stores as possible if they would hire you. Many might after a decent background check though. I think you&#039;ld be surprized at how many people get jobs at places with no or little knowledge of the products. In fact some dealers may prefer a not so coin bright person so they can pay them less. If experience and knowledge of a subject was important by todays standards, I&#039;ve missed that in many, many places of buisness. In almost any hardware place like Menards, Home depot, etc the greatest amount of employees have a difficult time telling you where a nail is located. Furnature stores have people that are not sure how to open a desk. Macdonals, Burger King around me requires an someone speaking Spanish to order properly. My Son had a job at a hospital in the prescription department and he went to college for computer sciences. </p><p>So I suggest you just try for a job in a coin shop. Nothing to loose you know.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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