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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;collect4fun, post: 22721, member: 991&quot;]I had a very interesting experience today.&nbsp; A young bling man and his father came into my antique store and asked if I had any old keys.&nbsp; I had three rings of old skelton keys of varying shapes and sizes.&nbsp; I pulled them from the case and the young man methodically went through the ring feeling each key.&nbsp; He decided on an entire ring which held 14 keys of about the same size and then 4 others of different sizes.</p><p><br /></p><p>Then the father said, they also have coins and the young man was interested.&nbsp; I walked over to the case and was thinking, how do I show coins to the guy when they are in 2x2&#039;s.&nbsp; I asked what he was interested in and he said Barber dimes.&nbsp; I had a few, pulled them out and explained what years and grades I had and the price of each.&nbsp; He picked up the 2x2 and I apoligized that he could not feel them as they were in the 2x2.&nbsp; I was waiting to see if he would ask if I could open it and let him feel the coin, but he did not ask.&nbsp; The father then read what was written on the 2x2 again and the young man decided on a 1912 in fine condition.</p><p><br /></p><p>Had he asked if he could touch the coin, how would you answer that question without offending him?&nbsp; Granted this was not a high grade coin that I was selling for hundreds of dollars, but all coins should be treated the same, correct?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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