Coins that went goodbye

...and one of its long-time roommates just sold as well!




High AU details, but firmly cleaned on the obverse, with significant hairlines all over the fields. It still brought in close to half what I'd expect an undamaged AU example to sell for. I hope its next owner treats it better than the one who "prepared it for display"!

 

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Wow. That must have hurt a bit

 

Thats the way i roll. Its not always about the Benjamin's. I keeps so few. My collection is worth a few hundred. Have given away that much 10 fold

 

Who says you can't have more than one box of 20? One U.S., one World, one Tokens, etc.

 

Nice little 1794

 

Too much of a dealer now. And needed money Here’s a few

 

Still feel a little bad about that one sorry lol

 

I can't stop crying........@treashunt..........

 

@Treashunt

 

I hear you. Lots of nice things out there, just not enough of what people want for them.

 

Why not 2.1 'Boxes of 20'?

 

There is something special about Klippes. They're fun to say too, like "Francisco... Francisco."

 

EAC? I'm not familiar with that acronym.

 

This most likely does not represent my collecting habits.

 

Here is another one:

 

I regret selling this

 

Ive been wanting to comment on this thread-
I don't have any photos. As a vest pocket/flea market part time dealer i regret selling tons of items.
Off top of my head-
1)good luck swastika token- Studebaker advertising token from my hometown Co OH
2) raw PL 1921D Morgan probably a 64 +/-
3) a really nice '81s Morgan toner that i wish i had kept. Probably makes 67 today- raw..
4) THE key date Australia 1 florin (1930s)
I let all 4 of these items go for $50 each +/-

 

I will be saying good bye to these on Monday at around 9:00 p.m. when the eBay auctions ends. I upgraded all of them and so they need to be with an owner who will put them front and center. I am not a dealer, but I do sell some from time to time if I upgrade.