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Valued Member
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I'm assuming he will, he does have a business to run.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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or he will say "I didnt know"
Retired USAF 1983-2003
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United States
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Take it back...If he's a worthy dealer, he will accept it back rather than be thought of as someone how passes the buck and oh well.. it will cost him your future buisness...thats not worth $50 bucks...TAKE IT BACK...and show him, he should make it right..
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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He has a business to run and it would be in his best interest to make good on this coin. Not taking it back will do him more damage than the money he is out if he can't take it back to the person he bought it from. A good reputation in the coin business is invaluable and if lost is extremely hard to impossible to regain. Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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United States
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Well, he is not a coin dealer, he is a small community jeweler who runs across a number of coins due to people bringing things in. If he doesn't then I won't buy anything from him anymore.
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United States
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So I went back today. I'm not going back to this guy. Originally he offered me the coin for $50. I accepted the deal. He then wanted to sell me a group of other coins for $200 and I didn't want them. However, I told him I'd buy the coins for $200 if he tossed in a some bullion for $1 under spot. He agreed and that was the deal we made.
Basically because I bought a bunch at a time he said that I didn't have $50 in the coin and he gave me $25 credit.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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So did you tell him, "That's nice. We will see what the USSS thinks about you passing fake $?"
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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that sucks--stay away from the jewelers for coins would be a good idea
Retired USAF 1983-2003
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Pillar of the Community
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stay away from the jewelers for coins would be a good idea I bought a Peace dollar off of ebay. When I got it, it looked like it had been buffed with a buffing wheel. It turns out the lady I bought it from owns a jewelery store. Jewelers tend to think that coins are like jewelery and try to make them nice and shiny. |
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United States
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Well, I was getting some good deals from him regarding silver bullion and he had some other coins. Overall I came out ahead dealing with him, but I just don't like the way this went down. I may stray back into his shop, but it won't be for a long time. I think I bought all of his good stuff anyway!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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and let all your friends know what happened
Retired USAF 1983-2003
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Yeah, now way I'd purchase one raw. I don't know a whole lot about em.
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The USSS could care less about little fish like that store owner and wouldn't care that he took this guy for $25. If it was $25,000 they might take an interest though.
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