I am a little sick, I have a friend who sold......
BigRed
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1000 EF-AU 1921 Morgan silver dollars for $10 each. I don't see him very often but he bought these in the 1979-1980 era when gold and silver were rising daily and I think he give just under $19 each for them. He showed them to me several years ago and they were nice unmessed with coins with barely any wear. He sold them a few months ago when silver was around $16 a ounce. He does not collect coins as you can guess and just bought them with the herd like everyone else back then. He told me he was just tired of having them around and sold them to a small town dealer. I did not tell him that I thought he got ripped off because it was to late. I did tell him I wished he would have called me first, he knew I was a coin collector.
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<< <i>what an idiot......he would no longer be my friend!!! He should have consulted you, 10 each, that coin store made out! >>
That's a little harsh.
It's really a shame that he did not do a little bit of checking before he sold them though.
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<< <i>what an idiot......he would no longer be my friend!!! He should have consulted you, 10 each, that coin store made out! >>
Rather cold brother. If all my friends rejected me because I screwed up, I'd be a lonely man indeed.
<< <i>what an idiot......he would no longer be my friend!!! He should have consulted you, 10 each, that coin store made out! >>
Agree. If he was any kind of friend he would have given BigRed first shot.
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<< <i>what an idiot......he would no longer be my friend!!! He should have consulted you, 10 each, that coin store made out! >>
you crack me up Mike.........
<< <i>what an idiot......he would no longer be my friend!!! He should have consulted you, 10 each, that coin store made out! >>
Actually he is a man of many talents (many more than me) he can do many things very well from working on houses to working on cars to artistic things, I think he just had a brain fart that day.
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<< <i>Most coin shops will try to rip you off, especially when selling, nothing unusual there >>
%^&$#*&@#$ COiN shop
<< <i>Most coin shops will try to rip you off, especially when selling, nothing unusual there >>
Unfortunately, you are correct.
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<< <i>Most coin shops will try to rip you off, especially when selling, nothing unusual there >>
Unfortunately, you are correct. >>
with the caveat of changing "Most" to "Many".
Didn't "dealers" get their name because they are the ones who usually get the "deal"...either buying or selling?
And didn't want to admit that situation it to a 'friend'.
I have never found that people sell things out of goodwill. They sell to make a profit or to pay bills.