Customer ReviewsforA Coin And Stamp Gallery, Inc.

Who knows the danger this man can put you in while you stand in a store which has the ability to lock you in at the push of a button.I walked in with the intention of purchasing 60 silver dollars (3 rolls) as well as various key dates. I gave the proper greeting of the day, was polite with my requests and then began looking through the items presented to me. The man who helped me was a much smaller man with a very flamboyant high pitched voice. I clarified with this person that prices were according to the greysheet. This man's attitude was off instantly. It was an odd shim of superiority. Then an elderly couple arrived to have various pieces of silver plateware priced. I picked up the Greysheet laying on the counter and this man stopped what he was doing and rushed over and snatched it out of my hands and began to put away the items I was looking at. He was beyond upset because I picked up the magazine on the counter.... to use it as a price guide so I didn't have to interrupt him helping the elderly couple. He was offended that I would use the greysheet on the counter with his permission. I said, that's fine, I am no longer interested. When I was walking out he began to scream 'Do I walk into your shop and begin using your greysheet (magazine) without asking?'. I'm here thinking holy ************ is this guy psychotic. Not only would I not have had a tantrum over it I would have been happy that I wasn't being interrupted with the elderly couple I was assisting. Instead, this man felt it necessary to raise a scene with an innocent couple in attendance....because I grabbed a magazine without his permission. It's a monthly issue. We all have stacks of them. The best part was when he said "it's the etiquette!". You have to be absolutely cookoo if you think that there is any etiquette pulling the tantrum you just pulled over a single magazine while an elderly couple stood six feet away. I'll spend my $6,000 elsewhere.