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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Rob Scholl, post: 7932841, member: 118372&quot;]I&#039;d like to clear up one area. Not a coin collector alive that wouldn&#039;t like to discover an error coin that made it worth big bucks. I don&#039;t care about spending money. If I did I wouldn&#039;t be living pay check to pay check. Is it still called a pay check when it&#039;s retirement? Besides rent &amp; cable my money goes for coins. Read my second sentence. Just letting my mind drift. And if it were worth big bucks I would maybe keep it. What coin collector wouldn&#039;t like to own a coin worth a couple hundred thousand. Especially when they bought it for under a hundred. I&#039;d have to look up the receipt to know exactly what I paid. 64 bucks? I posted it on here for opinions and now I know things I wouldn&#039;t have known had I not posted. Like what she&#039;s walking on. Never knew it was there more or less being parallel to the bottom of the flip. Thanks to whoever posted the pics of the ASEs. This is the only ASE I have in a flip. Have maybe 10 that are graded. Somewhere I posted that I am going to buy only graded coins from now on. I&#039;d also like to see how close I came with my (guess) grade of MS65. I would have given it a 70 but read where coins are seldom 70. I&#039;ve stated before this is my hobby. I enjoy it. And I&#039;ll keep looking for that one that&#039;s worth big bucks. Saw a coin for sale for a quarter of a million dollars. Who wouldn&#039;t like that one in their collection? I don&#039;t have the money but I can have the dream. Thanks to everyone for their input. I&#039;m learning.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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