BUT I THOUGHT THEY WOULD LOOK NICER IF I CLEANED THEM..........
TODAY A MAN IN HIS LATE 20'S WALKED INTO MY ANTIQUE SHOP AND WANTED TO SELL ME SOME COINS. AS I DO IN EVERY CASE, I TOLD HIM I WOULD NEED HIS DRIVERS LICENSE, WITH ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER. THIS WAY I FIGURE IF THE GOODS ARE STOLEN PROPERTY HE WOULD POLITELY TELL ME HE LEFT IT AT HOME AND WOULD COME BACK SOON, NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN. HE SEEMED TO BE CLEAN SHAVEN AND POLITE AND AGREED TO DO SO. OF COURSE AS WITH ANY PERSON COMMING
Is it the sign of the times or have they always been this way?
Living in a small community in the mountains of San Bernardino I've come to know allot of the local people that come into my antique shop. I just got back into coin collecting since a 5 year vacation from it due to unfortunate circumstance (read my bio. if you really want to know). anyways I've noticed since I started selling coins in my shop the return of people have increased. In these times of hardship I truly believe people as
