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<p>[QUOTE="G-man422, post: 891656, member: 17489"]Hey coin talkers,</p><p> I was out garage saling yesterday and stumbled upon a gentleman selling some coins. I talked with him for some time and came to find out he had owned a coin shop in town some years ago. As I was looking over his collection of about 250 pieces including Morgans, Peace dollars, commems, cents, large cents, etc, two pieces caught my eye. A 1914-D Lincoln and a 1909-S Indian. My heart started to pound and I got very excited. He had prices on both 2X2s. Both were a lot more than I had brought with me. I thanked him for his time and left the sale.</p><p> I returned later with $750 cash, my loupe, and my PCGS book for counterfeit detection. I looked over both pieces very carefully and then offered him $700 cash for both. He was taken aback since he said the lowest he could go on the 1914 was $350 and $500 for the Indian. After some more talking and reminiscing he decided to let me have them for $750 but he said "this is the exact price I paid for them, but I don't mind doing that every once in a while." He was a great guy and I really enjoyed talking to him, but I like the two new cents I purchased more <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p>Thanks for reading.</p><p><br /></p><p>PS: Sorry the pics are not the best. My scanner is kind of old.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="G-man422, post: 891656, member: 17489"]Hey coin talkers, I was out garage saling yesterday and stumbled upon a gentleman selling some coins. I talked with him for some time and came to find out he had owned a coin shop in town some years ago. As I was looking over his collection of about 250 pieces including Morgans, Peace dollars, commems, cents, large cents, etc, two pieces caught my eye. A 1914-D Lincoln and a 1909-S Indian. My heart started to pound and I got very excited. He had prices on both 2X2s. Both were a lot more than I had brought with me. I thanked him for his time and left the sale. I returned later with $750 cash, my loupe, and my PCGS book for counterfeit detection. I looked over both pieces very carefully and then offered him $700 cash for both. He was taken aback since he said the lowest he could go on the 1914 was $350 and $500 for the Indian. After some more talking and reminiscing he decided to let me have them for $750 but he said "this is the exact price I paid for them, but I don't mind doing that every once in a while." He was a great guy and I really enjoyed talking to him, but I like the two new cents I purchased more :D Thanks for reading. PS: Sorry the pics are not the best. My scanner is kind of old.[/QUOTE]
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