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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;charlie123, post: 1992536, member: 68821&quot;]Coin dealers are the last group of people I would take etiquette lessons from. Those that need to learn from coin dealers are very young, or very unworldly. I think I know which camp you fall into. When you mature you won&#039;t need to be tutored by groups of people that really need etiquette training more than most other types.</p><p><br /></p><p>I can tell you are very impressionable.&nbsp; You also miss the issues frequently.&nbsp;&nbsp; One day you will learn that anybody (high school dropouts, felons, etc.) can be a coin dealer.&nbsp; Even used car salesmen need a license, but not coin dealers.&nbsp; There are no minimum requirements.&nbsp;&nbsp; There are no rules that govern them.&nbsp; If you need etiquette instructions from coin dealers you are in a world of hurt.</p><p><br /></p><p>Quit being so easily swayed and manipulated by these people you see as god like figures.&nbsp; If a dealer says that&#039;s my best price don&#039;t turn tail and run.&nbsp; Make a counter.&nbsp; Don&#039;t be scared of some asinine rule fed to you by a dealer.&nbsp; Be a man, not a sheep.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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