Posted 04/04/2013 08:36 am
I am going to repeat my post from that other thread:
Stacks and all the well known dealers were clean clinical and only interested in dealing with >US$1000.00 coins. I felt very awkward and unwelcome in them, their staff were most definitely employees not collectors!!
Pauls shop on the other hand was interesting and Paul himself is quite a character. I ended up a few months later contacting him and purchased a Mining Thaler He had shown me for US$1500.
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The most interesting coin store in Manhattan that I found is Paul Bosco's shop: 149 Madison Avenue on 32nd St, just east of Madison New York, NY 10016. All the other shops mentioned are good standard shops but a little boring . But Paul's shop is a wonderfully disorganized shop, But Paul seems to be able to find his way around every thing. He has a storage area above the shop so if there is anything specific your looking for ask him. Here is a link to his website:
http://www.pauljbosco.com/
The most interesting coin store in Manhattan that I found is Paul Bosco's shop: 149 Madison Avenue on 32nd St, just east of Madison New York, NY 10016. All the other shops mentioned are good standard shops but a little boring . But Paul's shop is a wonderfully disorganized shop, But Paul seems to be able to find his way around every thing. He has a storage area above the shop so if there is anything specific your looking for ask him. Here is a link to his website:
http://www.pauljbosco.com/
Stacks and all the well known dealers were clean clinical and only interested in dealing with >US$1000.00 coins. I felt very awkward and unwelcome in them, their staff were most definitely employees not collectors!!
Pauls shop on the other hand was interesting and Paul himself is quite a character. I ended up a few months later contacting him and purchased a Mining Thaler He had shown me for US$1500.
