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Online shops sell what they have, retail stores are expected to have what customers want.
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I really enjoy shopping for coins at local shops. It's great to be able to see the merchandise and compare this coin to that one. If I buy anything, which is not at all unusual, then I can have it immediately. There is value in that to me, so paying a little more for that is usually worthwhile.

If you get to know the shop owner, you can sometimes get better service and deals on the things that interest you most. I have a local guy watching out for high quality Walking Liberty half dollars. He saves them for me and then lets me know when he has some. He knows what I want, so he never shows me coins that are not in really nice condition or that have a lot of numismatic value. I'm looking for bullion coins but want ones that look nice too. I'm not a BIG buyer or anything like that but I often spend $250-300 when visiting his shop and that seems to be working out well enough for both of us.
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