Need info on Argent Asset Group and Bob Paul Rare Coins

I bought from the Argent Group, they use different names depending on the product offered. I bought some silver art bars and 90% from them at Central States and they had a large amount of coins and silver available. I wouldn't be afraid to do business with them again.

 

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I haven't been on a "traditional" weekends-off schedule since the early 1990's, and could be out on any day at any time, but most usually I don't make it down to South Street - 5 miles as the crow flies from where I live, much less street/walking distance - until afternoon. There is no doubt that many of my passes were while the store was open. The only objection I've had, which you'll notice in my previous post, is that I've never seen anything displayed in the window for sale, and indeed the contents of that window don't seem to have changed in many years. Admittedly the last couple years I haven't been looking very hard at the place.

I'm prepared to be wrong, and indeed am going to look at the business with a fresh eye since I now know it's not associated with the concern we thought it was. My hand is somewhat stayed by the fact that I won't walk into a coin store without cash in pocket to spend, but I'll be meeting Mr. Allman in the future. Any new place to buy coins is a good place.

I_will_say, though, the website for the store bills them as "the only coin store in Philadelphia," and unless Capo's - a mile straight down Passyunk Ave from there - has gone out of business in the last year or so unbeknownst to me (they're still posting on Facebook), they might dispute that claim.