should I buy it? Edit, twisted contorted not even the same coin but darn it it just grew on me.....

ambro51 · March 22, 2011 7:20AM

Its not the one I set my eye on first...but after awhile, the circ cam look of this one just grew on me. so, even though its not the coin that i had in mind at the time of this post...its now joining the group. No Problemo!

PCGS XF40

STONE · March 22, 2011 7:21AM

only if it's for me

BBN · March 22, 2011 7:29AM

Your call but if it's rare and great pedigree this may be one of those rare chances to land it. I say do it and sell of those that can be replaced.

Ahrensdad · March 22, 2011 7:50AM

Selling 5 coins which can be replaced to buy one coin that is ultra rare (read in, may not see one again for a very long time), then yes, do for it but only if this is a special coin to you and your not getting rid of coins which are special to you.

keyman64 · March 22, 2011 7:51AM

<< <i>Your call but if it's rare and great pedigree this may be one of those rare chances to land it. I say do it and sell of those that can be replaced. >>

I would tend to lean in this direction as long as there is HIGH DEMAND for the item. Meaning - It could be the rarest thing in the entire world but if no one collects it and no one wants it....then you might lose your butt later when it is sold years later.

ColonelJessup · March 22, 2011 8:29AM

You know you're gonna do it. You know too much about your niche. Want someone to talk you out of it?

llafoe · March 22, 2011 8:36AM

If you cut the cake into 6 pieces, but only have to sell 5 pieces to buy a rare coin... I say do it! That way you can buy your rare coin and still eat your cake too!

lunytune2 · March 22, 2011 10:38AM

I am in this situation also , should i sell some gold pieces for one better gold piece , less common, earlier date and carry a bigger price , cooler too ... but as far as ounces I will loose.