?Dealers, Do you feel "cherry picked" when.....

ambro51

Someone wearing a Hawaiian shirt buys a coin from you and dosent haggle price?

TwoSides2aCoin

I don't feel. I like simple math. Plaids can get a bit hairy.

EXOJUNKIE

Only if the shirt has mustard stains on it.

Cougar1978

Not at all - happens all the time. As long as the positive P&L is there all that matters.

There is a lot of risk in the crackout game anyhow.

lasvegasteddy

"I don't feel"
lol

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>Someone wearing a Hawaiian shirt buys a coin from you and dosent haggle price? >>

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DHeath

I know one dealer felt cherrypicked when a certain forum member took a cellphone picture of an AH Kennedy on the counter of the shop where he found it so that he could share it on this forum. The customer beside him said "hey, isn't that an AH Kennedy".

Hotfootspin

I wear Hawaiian shirts but I am not a dealer. Could this have the subtle disadvantage that
dealers might think I am trying to cherry pick them? (I am not.)

Mark

Coinosaurus

Cougar has it right.

I bought something at the last Baltimore, as soon as the deal was done, the seller wanted to know, was that a valuable piece or not. I told him I didn't know either, but I would spend some time researching it! He made money, I got something to work on, we were both happy.