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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JCB1983, post: 1348330, member: 23885&quot;]The guy has been dealing coins for 27 + years, but he mostly deals in raw coins.&nbsp; He was very nice at our last coin club meeting, but I noticed that some of his coins have been dipped.&nbsp; That was a major turn off.&nbsp; I don&#039;t believe he appreciated my box of only slabbed coins, but I guess we can equate that to a difference in opinion.&nbsp; Here lies the problem.&nbsp; He knows 100x more about nuismatics than me, and is pretty much the man around here.&nbsp; We live in an isolated area in Southern Maryland.&nbsp; Because of my recent job and the fact that I get paid based upon commission I must network to assist in maximizing profits.&nbsp; I will say this one time.&nbsp; I will never ever dip coins/doctor coins in any artificial way.&nbsp; I made this clear to my boss.&nbsp; On a different note, I had to travel to all of the other pawn shops (there are no coinstores in the area) and introduce myself.&nbsp; They do not deal with coins.&nbsp; Matter a fact they kick them out to the man I speak of.&nbsp; We have already started to do business with one of the shops and I do not believe it has been well received by a certain member of the community.&nbsp; I do not want to get off on the wrong foot with this gentleman.&nbsp; I do respect that he has been running things around here for 25+ years.&nbsp; How do I maintain a friendly cordial relationship with this guy?&nbsp; Even though he is the big name in town I spoke with a top name in MD and he has never even heard of him.&nbsp; Am I in the wrong here?&nbsp; How would you handle this delicate situation?&nbsp; TY</p><p><br /></p><p>~Jason[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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