Found A Used Album With A Full Page Of Walkers

Yea ,that's a tough one; but I probably would have done the same thing or I wouldn't have been able to sleep at nights.

Yeah I'm not sure how much I will continue going there. She's just really uncompetitive. I usually go there for supplies but she raised every thing a few dollars. They don't negotiate and tax kills there. I had them mischarge me tax there too. A employee rounded so I ended paying like 28% tax on a some items less then $15. It was partly why it was so hard.

I have far better dealers in town that are cheaper and give me twice the buy offer that she does usually. The only thing she has going for her is that I could walk there. I do like trading with her when no money is involved. She consistency trades 1:1 with me.

Yeah there was no way I could have actually did it but the temptation was there and so great. I'm happy I resisted it without too much hesitation haha.

I also got a good deal on some loose Canadian coins. Half face value for 40's-60's nickels and cents. 5 of them were 1960's proofs. I could never pass up a 1964 proof canadian cent for $0.005. I knew they had canadian that they took up to spend but I thought it was modern stuff from people's vacations. I took every older one they had like .70 worth that I paid .35 for.

I KNOW you did the right thing!

We don't know each other but I still have a feeling of Pride for what you have done.

I'm Very Glad you are part of CCF! Really.

I'm admiring the 1945 they gave me. It is pretty nice grade wise. No where near AU but close. It will be a cool reminder of it.

I know .. most would think about it ..

But you did the right thing. And built some trust
that you can not buy.

Maybe someday that shop will have a coin you really want.
And you might get a better deal now.

My local coin shop had some used Littleton albums on sale for $5 each. I know that brand doesn't have the best reputation on here- but I bought one for Mercury dimes. I got it home and one page didn't feel right, turned out there were three coins from the first page that had slipped down between the cardboard sections. Nothing terribly valuable but maybe $20 worth by the book. Haven't been back since to that shop, knowing this dealer he'd probably say forget it.