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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 8542536, member: 100459&quot;]During the first few months after I started coin collecting, I decided I wanted to get some old gold coins.&nbsp; I went to a reputable dealer to see if he had anything.&nbsp; He did happen to have a 1904 Liberty Gold Double Eagle that he had just bought.&nbsp; He also had an 1895 Liberty Gold Eagle.&nbsp; He was going to a show and told me he would be glad to help get my coins graded, which he did.&nbsp; It cost me $60.&nbsp; The two coins cost me $1950.&nbsp; The Double Eagle came back a Details coin because there were scratches on the face of the obverse of the coin. The gold eagle was graded MS61.&nbsp; He offered to buy them back and to pay the cost of the grading.&nbsp; I kept the coins and still have them.&nbsp; He called me about a month later and told me he had just bought a 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold coin.&nbsp; It came with the Mint&#039;s box, the shipping box and the book.&nbsp; It had been graded by PCGS as an MS68.&nbsp; I mentioned the graded to a few people and was told that they would sell it.&nbsp; I still have it.</p><p>My thoughts on my gold coins is that I wouldn&#039;t buy them if I didn&#039;t like them.&nbsp; To date, I have not sold any coins that I bought or were given to me or I found.&nbsp; I enjoy looking at my coins.</p><p>All my best to y&#039;all.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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