Post a coin you wish you still owned....

LincolnCentMan

A lot of you horders might not be able to relate to this... I guess you can enjoy watching the rest of us having seller's remorse.



David

atarian

ill get the popcorn. nah hey we all learn and take risks sometimes we win sometimes we loose. but as long as we have fun its all worth playin

zzzz

There are a few .. but if I had to pick one ...

ARCO

I really regret selling this coin....I mean I really regret it.

K6AZ

I swore I would never sell this, but I did to pay for some really tough dates in MS. At least it went to a board member.

lordmarcovan

It's now in the Somebody-Else-On-This-Forum Collection.

Just look for one of the guys wearing this icon, whose name is also an automotive reference.



The same guy has some of my other past favorites. Like a blazing white PCGS MS64 FH 1917 T1 quarter, and another past icon coin of mine:

ccex

I hope the person I sold this to is a member of this forum. I made the mistake of selling my most expensive coins instead of the majority of my coins the last time I was between jobs, over 3 years ago:

ccr

Wow, that`s some really great material. I can see why you guys are bummed out, I would be too.

100proof1957

had a 42 D walker that i was sure was D/S
shoulda sent it to ANACS back in 89,sold it for 42 D money back then

Boom

Since I still have not been able to learn to post pix you'll just have to take my word for it. Better still,, if you WOULD like to see it go to Washington Quarters - circulation strikes 1932-1964 and find D Poole's set- I think he's ranked # 5. All his coins have pix. Find the PCGS 67 1940-D (pop 18/0) and there she is. Man, I really hated to sell that coin. EIGHTEEN with NONE higher

islemangu

first true love but she deserved to go back where she came from after our fling was over...Thank you A.K.

DominusDeus

<< <i>I hope the person I sold this to is a member of this forum. I made the mistake of selling my most expensive coins instead of the majority of my coins the last time I was between jobs, over 3 years ago:


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[insert orgasm here]

I can only dream of having something like that right now...

ziggy29

I don't think I still have a picture of it, but a while back I needed to raise some money and sold an NGC MS-64 1829 bust half dime. I've had seller's remorse ever since.

jbsteven

Fairlaneman

Bustman

I wish I still had my 1796 quarter (PCGS AU58) so I could sell it in this market instead of the one I sold it in back in 2002 .

mrearlygold

Half Disme in CHOICE CHOICE VF+. ( probably a ms-77+ by todays standards on these)

Paid 6 grand for it then sold it several months later cause I needed the money. Sure it was a score even then, but man oh man if I could have only kept it these 9 years or so.......Arghhhhh.

1877 Morgan Half in copper ( I have a photo but still don't know how to post the thing). Finally sold it to an engineer for GM a long time ago. What a gem too. Sold it for 2500. ( More Arghhhh's)

The Morgan dollars ( two pieces, obverse and reverse) in copper, incuse design. I'm not even going to say what they sold for.

Man I could go on but won't.

Tom

paigowjohnny

I don't have any seller's remorse yet....but still kick myself over some "no buys"

I passed on a sweet MS 63 Hawaiian commem a few months back that I could've gotten from a board member for $1500...that one still gnaws at me...

Colorfulcoins

There are many I regret but very few I still have pictures of.....here's one I do - GREAT toning but wicked slash across the portrait.

coppercoins

The most valuable coins I owned that I wish I still owned were sold back in the day before cameras and I got along with photographing coins, so I have no photos to post of them. I can, however, describe the coins...

1. 1794 cent, S-24 I believe, Ch. AU condition or better. I bought this in Pirmasens, Germany in 1989, sold it to a major auction broker for far more than I paid for it. The coin was a nice, solid brown, and I couldn't see any wear on it. It still had some sparkle of luster in the sunlight. I really wish I still had this one.

2. Jos. Lesher Referendum Dollar, AU condition, ser. #791. I bought this one out of a German coin dealer's junk box for silver weight. Sold it to yet another major auction broker, and really wish I still had this one. All the detail was sharp and pristine, and the coin had not been cleaned.

nwcs

I don't have a picture but it is a 1921D morgan which was very lovely. MS64 but had good eye appeal, some light red toning and die breaks. It's the only coin I regret selling.

Shamika

<< <i>Jos. Lesher Referendum Dollar, AU condition, ser. #791. I bought this one out of a German coin dealer's junk box for silver weight. >>

jacktheknife

Gerry could have told you I would post this coin. This is by far the biggest mistake I have ever made with regard to my collection. Absolute insanity to have sold this coin. It's THE 1919-S in 66RD

I have to go read on how to post an image, sorry. I'll be back in a bit....

Still can't do it!!! Best I could get is below.

ziggy29

I found a picture of the "seller's remorse" coin I mentioned earlier today, my lamented 1829 half dime, NGC MS-64. I miss this old girl. *sniff*