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I have one shop in the town I live in. Next one is 160 miles away. The guy that runs it is friendly enough but if you don't know what things are worth he has no problem sticking it to you. He never really got to me but I have seen him way over sell things to other people. The vintage stuff he has is way over priced so I don't buy many cards there. I believe they are really just his collection that he puts out for show with the old saying that everything is for sale for the right price. If I had a store I could see doing that.
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