Retail Clerk
littleton coin companyLittleton (NH)
About the role
Retail Clerk, Littleton, NHDeliver accurately graded, processed and priced product into inventory. Provide quality checks, verify & finalize shipments, authorize dealer payments. About our company: Now 100% employee owned with a successful 80-year history, Littleton Coin Company is one of the largest direct response companies in the nation to sell coins, paper money and supplies to enthusiastic collectors. We are also one of the largest employers in Northern New Hampshire. We offer competitive pay and great benefits, including a 401(k) plan with up to 6% match, Employee Stock Ownership Plan, onsite wellness programs and a friendly, pleasant work environment. Position is located at company headquarters in Littleton, NH.In this fast-paced job, you'll ensure the accurate identification of merchandise for our retail customers and finalize the shipment/lot details to authorize an accurate dealer payment. You'll also return rejected product and make adjustments to the original invoice total.
Primary responsibilities include:
- Receiving department shipments
- Creating and maintaining dealer lots
- Communicating names of dealers to be contacted regarding lot/shipment resolution
- Preparing product for return to vendor
- Delivering completed work to designated locations
- Accurately identifying common coin types by date, mint mark and basic variety (will train)
- Sort coins by date and mint mark
- Processing modern and manufactured coin items
- Qualified applicant will have:
- High school diploma or equivalent20/20 corrected vision with intact color discrimination
- Ability to lift up to 55 lbs
- Excellent numerical and business math skills
- Accurate typing skills
- Ability to use calculator and adding machine
- Always communicate in a professional manner
Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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