Did I sell either of these to anyone here?
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I'd really like them back now please...😄
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I am also guilty of selling a few coins I wish I could get back - this is just part of being a coin collector, my friend!
Move on!! Don’t let it eat at you and just keep on keepin on!!
Yea easy come easy go.
Have had eight pieces of graded gold swept somewhere out in the Gulf after hurricane Ike, lost my house and my gold lol. I dream of walking the beach and recovering one someday but nothing on the detector all these years.
Life is still sweet.
Ounce by ounce the stack grows .
I thought I was done with the busties (at least graded ones..) but now I'm not so sure...
I don't actually want my old coins back, except for maybe that 112a 😥
but getting you gold swept out to sea...that there is a bummer 😳
No, I didn't buy them, but I can see why you want them back!
Yo Ho, Ho and a bottle of rum!
Yea truly sucked as they were coins passed onto me from my uncle. Today I have replaced 5 out of the 8, so one day the gang will be back together again.
Ounce by ounce the stack grows .
maybe offer some GOOD reward and they might just show up
I did not buy them, but that 1812 interests me... Mainly from a historical perspective. The last decade or so, I tend to be attracted to pieces that represent events in U.S. history. Cheers, RickO
Sure. I did put a VERY small hole in the 1811 and wear it around my neck. Since it’s that important to you I will sell it back but it will cost you.
I think that 1812 is a r.3 but its one of the toughest r.3 I can think of. Those die cracks are so cool.
BHNC #248 … 130 and counting.
It is a great variety!
The 1811 o-112a currently seems to be rated R5...I had it as an R4.
Now I really want it back 😄
I might have that 1812, you sold me a lot of coins a few years back-lol! I'd have to go look. Focusing on my Seated Liberty Half set these days.
@jaypem What's the cert number on the 1812? Pretty sure I have it.
Wow, sorry to hear that but your last comment means you have come to a point in life where what is truly important is in focus. I always wondered how often that type of thing happens.
Mark
I sold one of my fav coins to a collector on here and I don’t think I’ll ever get one as nice back: live and learn
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
I think we've all had seller's remorse although buyer's remorse is probably far more common.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Sell it to Me instead 👀😂
BHNC #248 … 130 and counting.
Maybe we could cut the coin into 3 pieces and each of us have one!
But if either of you does have have it and happens to be ready to sell, I'm just a PM away...😚
@jayPem maybe call it a time share?
I’ll send you a pic of the coin when I get home. The little black dot at 3 o clock is a pretty solid indicator.
Please do!