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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;COINnoisseur, post: 1535950, member: 40106&quot;]Here in the Baltimore area there is one shop that is known throughout the city for their professionalism and customer service.&nbsp; They are listed as a pawnshop but deal only in jewelery, coins and precious metals.&nbsp; If your from Baltimore you would know right away the store I am refering too.&nbsp; They have always offered the most when buying coins, gold or silver and will tell you in detail what you have, the history behind it and what it is worth.&nbsp; They also have a very friendly enviroment where people will come in and hang out and talk about coins, the precious metals markets, politics.&nbsp; It&#039;s a very nice shop just to be in, even if your not doing any business with them.&nbsp; That being said about 5 minutes down the street is a coin shop that is crooked-er then a dogs hind legs.&nbsp; About 3 years ago I took a common ungraded ASE to trade towards some other coins.&nbsp; At this time silver was right about $20 an oz.&nbsp; So, this guy offers me $12 and I without hesitation announce infront of all his other customers that the day before the place up the street offered me $18.&nbsp; He retorts that the price of silver fluctuates and that silver had gone up this morning.&nbsp; BS!.&nbsp; I&#039;m always following metals prices and I KNEW that the price didn&#039;t go up.&nbsp; I left it at that and let him have the last word and departed with my coin.&nbsp; This guy was a shister.&nbsp; I later heard stories from a few other numismatists that this guy is not one who you should do business with and I haven&#039;t since.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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