The Pearl

How does Steinbeck show us that despite what he says, the pearl buyer is impressed by the size and beauty of the pearl?

chapter 4 of The Pearl by John Steinbeck

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The pearl buyer is twirling a coin under his desk. When he unwraps the pearl, the buyer drops his coin onto his lap.

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