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<p>[QUOTE="AncientJoe, post: 6155092, member: 44357"]I agree. I was lucky that a dealer bought it for stock in 2016 and decided to sell it this year and that the 2019 buyer (one of the well-heeled recent entrants to Greek collecting) already bought his. I'd have bid on it in 2016 but I was trying for a lot later in the sale and couldn't afford to buy both (being able to re-sequence lots in auctions based on personal desires would be ideal: take note, catalogers!) </p><p><br /></p><p>Your point on other coins having sold privately is something that everyone should read as well. X <i>known </i>examples means "publicly known": many coins have found their way into destination collections over the decades. There isn't a census and records from dealers are spotty/non-existent. </p><p><br /></p><p>And, there is undoubtedly some collection somewhere which has hundreds of coins each better than anyone has ever seen locked away in some family's vault for the last 150 years that everyone forgot they owned.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="AncientJoe, post: 6155092, member: 44357"]I agree. I was lucky that a dealer bought it for stock in 2016 and decided to sell it this year and that the 2019 buyer (one of the well-heeled recent entrants to Greek collecting) already bought his. I'd have bid on it in 2016 but I was trying for a lot later in the sale and couldn't afford to buy both (being able to re-sequence lots in auctions based on personal desires would be ideal: take note, catalogers!) Your point on other coins having sold privately is something that everyone should read as well. X [I]known [/I]examples means "publicly known": many coins have found their way into destination collections over the decades. There isn't a census and records from dealers are spotty/non-existent. And, there is undoubtedly some collection somewhere which has hundreds of coins each better than anyone has ever seen locked away in some family's vault for the last 150 years that everyone forgot they owned.[/QUOTE]
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