show me coins you’ve sold that you never regretted
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one was an easy sale whereas the others took more time. 1 went to 2 ANA shows & several barberites looked at it but was not impressed & you know the rest of the story.
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Never cared for this piece, bought raw and as a business strike. Conserved and Graded PF61
Jim
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Interesting, thanks for sharing !!!
I cannot qualify for this thread since I do not sell coins..... Well, except for some gold at market peak...and at that profit, I surely do not regret it. Cheers, RickO
I never regret selling a coin as that money usually goes into buying another super sweet coin.
A rare coin without a doubt, even in a details holder, but I just couldn't get over the "halo" behind lady liberty.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
take a look at this one
I think I may have seen that one and passed on it because of what looked like a trip to the coin doctor. I believe it is the same coin that I bought in 2014 but it was in a different holder with a different cert# (and probably worked on before resubmission). When listed for sale when I bought mine the photos weren't very good and it really looked like a different coin until it showed up in the mail.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
The only coin I ever sold a 1867 Indian in absolute terrible condition bent and worn.