Richie's Pawn Central

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Across the country,
collectibles dealers and antiques appraisers are delivering bad news,
and feeling pain themselves. The reason is simple: potential buyers are
outnumbered by desperate sellers.In Middletown, some
35 miles north of Cincinnati, Richie's Pawn Central has been in
business since the 1950s. Each day now brings more first-time visitors,
said Allen McIntosh, shop manager in the mill city.
The office is
lined with vintage Gibson and Fender guitars, some handed down through
generations. But dozens of times each day, he also turns down offerings
he doesn't think have as much resale value as the customers hoped.
via (insidebayarea.com)

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	Across the country, collectibles dealers and antiques appraisers are delivering bad news, and feeling pain themselves. The reason is simple: potential buyers are outnumbered by desperate sellers. In Middletown, some 35 miles north of Cincinnati, Richie's Pawn Central has been in business since the 1950s. Each day now brings more first-time visitors, said Allen McIntosh, shop manager in the mill city. The office is lined with vintage Gibson and Fender guitars, some handed down through generations. But dozens of times each day, he also turns down offerings he doesn't think have as much resale value as the customers hoped. via (insidebayarea.com)
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