When a dealer goes above and beyond

[BKW]

At last month's Parsippany coin show I sold a piece to a dealer for what I thought was a fair price and was happy with the transaction. When I saw him again today, he told me he sold the piece very quickly and at better money than he was expecting. He then proceeded to write me out a check for $250. What a class act!

[Walkerfan]

At last month's Parsippany coin show I sold a piece to a dealer for what I thought was a fair price and was happy with the transaction. When I saw him again today, he told me he sold the piece very quickly and at better money than he was expecting. He then proceeded to write me out a check for $250. What a class act!

 

That is almost hard to believe. A rare breed indeed! If I were you---I'd throw more business his way.

[johnny9434]

sounds real good. you might want to keep that guy around for a while

[bsshog40]

There are still good people out there!

[MarkFeld]

Why not mention his name, here?

[mtnstyne]

Why not mention his name, here?

 

Yes, I wouldn't mind finding someone like this!

[Raisethis2]

It seems clear that he/she wants to win you over as a repeat customer. Leaving this quality of a favorable impression should do the trick. I'd gladly repeat this story since it can only do him good.

 

I can't imagine he'd object to you using his name. A good deed should be commended.

 

 

[TonerGuy]

I actually had Mark Feld do the same thing for me... The best dealer I have ever met in this biz and he has more ethics than most people I know in life.

 

Definitely mention his name - he deserves more business. And list his website if he has one.

[BKW]

Jim Polonsky of J&H Coins. http://www.jhcoins.com. He will be at the Baltimore show this week.