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Message:: [QUOTE="The Penny Lady®, post: 933482, member: 16948"]Hunt, Here is some information I originally posted in another thread - <a href="http://www.cointalk.com/t106759/" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.cointalk.com/t106759/">http://www.cointalk.com/t106759/</a> :<ul> <li>If a dealer is already involved with another customer, please don’t interrupt, either wait or come back later.</li> <li>Don’t place food or beverages on top of the dealer’s case, put them on your lap or on the floor.</li> <li>Unless you’re interested in possibly purchasing a coin, please don’t ask the dealer to get coins out of their case just to do a price comparison to a coin you already have or just purchased.</li> <li>Don’t spread your want lists, price lists, reference books, or briefcase on a dealer’s case while examining a coin, thereby blocking other potential buyers’ view of the dealer’s coins.</li> <li>Always keep the coin(s) the dealer hands you on top of the case and not down below eye level.</li> <li>When you hand a coin back, make sure the dealer knows you have given it back – don’t just leave it on top of the case and walk away.</li> <li>If you don’t like a coin, please don’t criticize it, just hand it back and say thank you.</li> </ul>When a customer wants to see several coins in a particular date, I make sure to count how many coins I hand them, whether raw or slabbed – of course it’s for my protection, but also for the customer’s as well. I also prefer that a customer sits down to look at my coins, which is usually easier for the customer but also makes me feel more comfortable, especially if I hand them more than one coin.[/QUOTE]

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