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12-03-2005, 09:57 PM
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Alan Rosen
Posted By: cn
I love this hobby but what I saw made me sick today. A man about 70 walked in with a box of cards and the first person he ran into was Rosen. He made him a low offer and when the man said he wanted a second opinion he was berated. I could see the man was confused and upset so I lead him to a few other dealers who offered him a lot more respect and higher offers. I let the man go about his way but after thinking about it I am still sick as to the way he was initially treated. I know Mr.Mint pays for all the fancy advertising but the way he treated this gentleman was disgusting. 
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