Allied Insulation Co

First of all having been in coin business for many years we have more respect for a graded coin than to abuse it; we do not throw coins.  The graded coin cases are very durable and break resistant.  Common sense would dictate to anyone  that if a clerk damaged...

a client's merchandise the client should point the damage out to the store clerk.  This did not happen.  Recalling the individual who filed the complaint, he kept saying that his coins had to be of a higher value than what we told him.  We offered him $5.00 for the "large cent" which was a "cleaned coin" of only "good" condition for which we stated he paid $99 for the coin.  We showed him in the "Red Book" where the coin could be purchased for $20. Cleaned coins have a lessor value than non-cleaned coins.   From  recall, the silver dollar  was an 1883-O not the coin he stated; especially a Carson City (CC) coin.  An 1884 CC graded MS67 would have a value near $5,000.  The coin he presented to us we offered him $30 and showed him where we have them on display for sale at $35.00.  Honest with the client we were, rude we were not.  We made him a fair offer, which he refused.  It is not our position to overvalue or overpay someone for something just because they overpaid for the item. We did not break his case nor were we rude to him; hence, we will not meet his demands.  He is free to do as he chooses and if his course of action is as he stated then we will respond accordingly.  We will also take action against any other undocumented liable or slander.