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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The Penny Lady®, post: 1479853, member: 16948&quot;]Ziggy, thank you so much for your wonderful comments - I had no idea about the girls or that your son even remembered me!&nbsp; That was really&nbsp; nice to hear and actually made my eyes water!&nbsp; I do try to go out of my way to help kids, and especially the girls, to make them feel more comfortable in the hopes that they will enjoy coins&nbsp; as much as I do.</p><p><br /></p><p>As I posted on the etiquette thread, I don&#039;t mean to come across here, or anywhere, as not liking this&nbsp; business or my customers, because the exact opposite is true.&nbsp; By&nbsp; posting these stories and the etiquette suggestions on the other thread, I&nbsp; am only trying to make the coin show experience a more positive one.&nbsp; This dealer war story is just one&nbsp; of the very few difficult customers I have encountered - it is definitely not the norm.&nbsp;&nbsp; But I thought it was so over-the-top that it was almost comical.&nbsp; At&nbsp; the time, it was very frustrating, but it sure helped increase my&nbsp; stamina for patience!</p><p><br /></p><p>So yes, there are good and &quot;bad&quot; people on both sides of the table, and&nbsp; in every profession.&nbsp; Believe me, I know, because I worked for lawyers&nbsp; as a paralegal for 35 years before I became a full time coin dealer.&nbsp; I&nbsp; worked for some of the most wonderful ethical lawyers on the planet, but&nbsp; I also worked for some of the meanest, crudest, and unethical ones as&nbsp; well - which didn&#039;t last long because I wouldn&#039;t/couldn&#039;t put up with&nbsp; having to deal with them day in and day out, so I would move on.&nbsp;&nbsp; Luckily, in my experience, they were a lot fewer than the good ones![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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