weird emotion(?) over coin sold...

RaginsteveK

I was going over a list of Morgans that I own, or once owned-

and went to double check an eBay sale-

...{can't bring up eBay image for some reason}

and I felt a bit of loss ...

there were a number of reasons to sell:
nothing- special CC, kind of nice;
but raw- wouldn't grade out all that well; etc etc

and I wish I still had it. (upside was that the buyer really liked it!)

I'm gonna have to sell a bunch of coins- simply bought too many (a few extras for me, but many strictly for eventual resale).

I have a feeling this is gonna be tuff!!

Three will be very difficult: MS64 1918Lincoln, and Monroe commems- really nice 64s ....

stinkinlincoln

Sellers remorse happens to use all at some point in our collecting life, atleast for me it did.

2 coins really. Sold them for a heaping profit and made out like a bandit, but still should not have sold those coins.

Ill get them back one day.

soty27

<< <i>Sellers remorse happens to use all at some point in our collecting life, atleast for me it did.

2 coins really. Sold them for a heaping profit and made out like a bandit, but still should not have sold those coins.

Ill get them back one day. >>



Yeah done this on two coins as well just two. Not a heaping profit but a decent one and I still wish I could buy them back.

tightbudget

Sellers remorse happens. I never should've sold my VG8 1877 IHC for $600 all those years ago...

ambro51

Let it pass. Out of sight, out of mind.

Buy something you like BETTER.

Works for me.

Bcsican

Remorse over a 1955 DD sold for 400 in 2006...now its a 2500-3000 dollar coin...

eggbone

Sometimes it is really hard to let go

coinsarefun

Yes, every time I look through my images I tell myself.........
........self!!! get rid of these images because I miss the coins.

But, I don't


At least I have the images