This ever happen to you.....

erwindoc

Have no money to spend, but seeing lots of good coins you would love to own. Finally get to the point you save some money and then no coins to be found.

2ltdjorn

I can totally relate, but what can you do?

ProofArtworkonCircs

Yes

PerryHall

<< <i>Have no money to spend, but seeing lots of good coins you would love to own. Finally get to the point you save some money and then no coins to be found. >>



Yup. Put the money away and keep looking. Eventually something nice will come along.

lcoopie

no as I can always find coins
given the money

astrorat

Yes ... I call it ... Tuesday.

derryb

currently over 55,000 PCGS graded coins on ebay. Keep looking.

jesbroken

I am lucky enough to not be in the quality level of collecting that given funds I could not find
a coin to spend them on. I am constantly short of funds, but never of quality coins to purchase
especially in the less than $100 market. I could never afford a $10k coin regardless of the number
available. I think their are many more low value but quality coins available now than since I can
remember. I guess it has something to do with the times and low quality coins now going for melt,
even uncirculated silver coins. My local dealer claims to have turned in several rolls of BU dimes(including
one mercury dime roll--GOD FORBID!!) for melt. I told him Call Me first from now on. Hopefully he will if he
wasn't just BSing, which he not usually a BSer.
Jim

michiganboy

Usually for me its right after I make a big purchase I see something even nicer.

19Lyds

Yes here too.

However, usually when this occurs, I look for a different kind of coin and then wonder WTH I was thinking!

SeattleSlammer

<< <i>Usually for me its right after I make a big purchase I see something even nicer. >>




That's why after I buy something I try to stop looking for a while!

coinman23885

<< <i>Have no money to spend, but seeing lots of good coins you would love to own. Finally get to the point you save some money and then no coins to be found. >>



Yes.

Buzzybest

<< <i>currently over 55,000 PCGS graded coins on ebay. Keep looking. >>



You are sooo right! Picked up an 1881S Morgan PCGS MS67 and a PCGS PR70 1995W $5 gold Torch Runner in the past week dirt cheap.

djdilliodon

My biggest problem has always been finding material that meets my personal standards/taste. Another would be I'd find the material that fits my standards/taste and they just want WAY to much as far as a premium. Can you believe I recently found a real sweet 58 D Franklin in an NGC 66*FBL at a local dealer and he wanted $2200 for it lol. I thought his asking price was just ridiculous. I would of paid $700 and IMO that is stupid money for a 66fbl 58 D as those come super nice.

Elcontador

I have walked into shows on a number of occasions with the funds available to write a check for nice AU Bust Dollar or no problem MS 65 PC Capped Bust Half, only to walk the floor of the show and buy nothing. To me buying a coin is a lot like buying a suit. The price and continuum of the coin in the grade I seek must fit, or I don't buy it.

Shamika

<< <i>Have no money to spend, but seeing lots of good coins you would love to own. Finally get to the point you save some money and then no coins to be found. >>



All the time.

Justlooking

A nicer one will always come along.

morgandollar1878

The situation that you speak of seems to happen to me on a frequent basis.