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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;protovdo, post: 1260872, member: 10173&quot;]<font face="georgia">In your hand you hold a coin.&nbsp; To you, it’s not just any coin, however, no one else sees this particular coin the same way that you do.&nbsp; There may be thousands just like this one, but this one is yours.&nbsp; It’s time to let go.&nbsp; It’s time to sacrifice this piece in the name of progression.&nbsp; You are mature, and you know that his piece will provide the means to make your current collection more spectacular in every fashion.&nbsp; It’s so hard to let go.&nbsp; You think twice, but it’s a necessary evil.&nbsp; It’s time to sell in order to upgrade your collection.&nbsp;&nbsp; It’s time to turn that VG to an XF, and there’s no other way to do it. </font></p><p><font face="georgia"><br /></font></p><p><font face="georgia">Learning to let go and sell a coin is a difficult task for any collector seeing as selling a coin is, by definition, the exact opposite of collecting.&nbsp; I faced this seeming insurmountable task last week.&nbsp; One of only a handful of times; each time becomes more difficult than the last.&nbsp; You wonder constantly where your once favored piece will be venturing off to.&nbsp; Who will own it?&nbsp; Will they store it properly?&nbsp; Will it be given the respect is deserves?</font></p><p><font face="georgia"><br /></font></p><p><font face="georgia">The pain is eased as you procure your next piece.&nbsp; The pain is eased, however, not forgotten.&nbsp; I have found myself remember coins I have owned in the past.&nbsp; Coins that I did not want to let go of.&nbsp; Coins I wish I could keep.&nbsp; I look at my collection, and although they are all nestled together, the holes of their fallen comrades will never be filled.</font>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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