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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ReaperRuler, post: 1775893, member: 38320&quot;]For me, if a dealer is going to have a website, the dealer has to be reputable. At the same time, if he/she is also going to have a B&amp;M shop, their website should have quality pictures. I currently don&#039;t purchase coins online because I&#039;ve been burned too many times by not receiving what was in the picture.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I prefer a dealer site that has an easily navigable page and quality pics. One B&amp;M shop I visit has a website but it hasn&#039;t been updated in 3 years, so it&#039;s worthless. His store has a multitude of stuff once you get there, but the website doesn&#039;t help. The other coin shop I frequent has a comprehensive website, but has no pictures of the coins they&#039;re selling even though they tout that they will and are in the process of uploading them (and have been for 3 years).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Basically, if I&#039;m going to buy coins, I don&#039;t buy them online. I use the online site as a guide to make a plan for when I come into the store and purchase them in person because I never decide if I like a coin until I see it in hand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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