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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;orifdoc, post: 2896677, member: 82261&quot;]To the OP, if that’s the sort of coin that you find interesting, you’re already well on your way to owning great coins.&nbsp; At every grade there are coins I’d pay well above book price to acquire and coins I wouldn’t care to own at any price.</p><p><br /></p><p>The trick is to know the difference.&nbsp; It’s much harder without seeing them in person.&nbsp; When you know it’s “the one” don’t be afraid to stretch a bit.</p><p><br /></p><p>My lesson.....</p><p><br /></p><p>Saw a gorgeous 1927-S Peace dollar in a dealer’s case in a PCGS MS65 holder.&nbsp; Was maybe $9k at the time, way above “book” for the time.&nbsp; Loved it, and had the $ to buy at the time but didn’t. The dealer later got a CAC sticker on it. The price then went to $10.5k.&nbsp; Not able to stop thinking about it, I bought it, even though it took a few months to pay for. A few years later when I sold the set, it upgraded to PCGS MS65+ CAC, making it something like a $18k pop 5 coin.&nbsp; The numbers might not be exact, but they’re close.&nbsp; The whole experience made me TRVST my eyes a little bit more.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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