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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2047883, member: 19250&quot;]The reason you got the 1936 D at a decent&nbsp;&nbsp; price&nbsp; is only because&nbsp;&nbsp; of the issues . If one is able to live&nbsp;&nbsp; with the issues&nbsp; on a coin be it rare&nbsp; , or not that&#039;s&nbsp; the collectors&nbsp; call. Rest assured&nbsp; you&#039;re&nbsp;&nbsp; going to enjoy the coin for quite</p><p>sometime&nbsp; as it may take some time to sell it for the amount&nbsp; paid. I have seen this first hand with colleagues&nbsp; whom for example&nbsp; purchased an 1877 IHC with xf details and the coin suffered from pitting or environmental&nbsp; damage. Whom never recouped&nbsp; their initial&nbsp; investment&nbsp; when they tired of seeing&nbsp;&nbsp; a lower grade&quot; no issue&nbsp;&nbsp; coin &quot; command&nbsp; a higher premium over theirs.&nbsp; If you are&nbsp; truly satisfied&nbsp; with a&nbsp; coin with&nbsp;&nbsp; issues whom am I to judge...however after 50 plus years collecting&nbsp; hind sight is always 20/20.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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