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Hypothetical question #2
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You are in a coin store and a customer comes
in with a small assortment of coins to sell. The
are exactly what you are looking for. After the
dealer makes the purchase of the coins and
the seller leaves the store, do you:
1. Immediately offer the dealer 10% over the
purchase price of the coins.
2. Ask the dealer what they want for the batch of coins.
3. Ask to look at the coins, make small talk and
discuss the coins with the dealer in a manner as
not to indicate your interest.
4. Other
in with a small assortment of coins to sell. The
are exactly what you are looking for. After the
dealer makes the purchase of the coins and
the seller leaves the store, do you:
1. Immediately offer the dealer 10% over the
purchase price of the coins.
2. Ask the dealer what they want for the batch of coins.
3. Ask to look at the coins, make small talk and
discuss the coins with the dealer in a manner as
not to indicate your interest.
4. Other
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If so, and I'm a regular customer & I trust the dealer...#2.
If I'm new to the shop, then probably #3.
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<< <i>I would ask to look at the coins. Then, ask for a price on the ones I wanted. >>
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