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<p>[QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 2573301, member: 10461"]PS- <i>whaaat? </i> No black-label NGC or PCGS Regency holder? Tsk, tsk. Get busy, man! <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie2" alt=";)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>(Not that the latter would fit into a traditional slab box. Weird things, they were.)</p><p><br /></p><p>You've got a Doily, though- that's cool.</p><p><br /></p><p>About a decade ago, I had the opportunity to buy a PCGS MS65 RD 1854 large cent in a Doily holder. I say "I had the opportunity" because the dealer I used to help out offered it to me at a "friendly" price, but even with the discount, I couldn't come <i>close</i> to affording it. Instead, I sold it on eBay for him.</p><p><br /></p><p>A year or two later, I was walking the bourse floor at one of the FUN shows in Orlando and saw it in a dealer's case (not the person I had sold it to). I jotted down the cert number to be sure it was the same coin. It was. Small world.</p><p><br /></p><p>I told myself at the time that if that coin ever crosses my path again, I <i>have</i> to buy it, even if it requires selling a bunch of stuff to make it happen. Fortunately, it hasn't come back around again, because I <i>still</i> wouldn't be able to afford it. The price on it jumped at least a grand between the time I sold it for my dealer friend on eBay and the time I saw it at the FUN show. Heaven only knows what the price on it would be now, particularly in what is now considered rare plastic.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lordmarcovan, post: 2573301, member: 10461"]PS- [I]whaaat? [/I] No black-label NGC or PCGS Regency holder? Tsk, tsk. Get busy, man! ;) (Not that the latter would fit into a traditional slab box. Weird things, they were.) You've got a Doily, though- that's cool. About a decade ago, I had the opportunity to buy a PCGS MS65 RD 1854 large cent in a Doily holder. I say "I had the opportunity" because the dealer I used to help out offered it to me at a "friendly" price, but even with the discount, I couldn't come [I]close[/I] to affording it. Instead, I sold it on eBay for him. A year or two later, I was walking the bourse floor at one of the FUN shows in Orlando and saw it in a dealer's case (not the person I had sold it to). I jotted down the cert number to be sure it was the same coin. It was. Small world. I told myself at the time that if that coin ever crosses my path again, I [I]have[/I] to buy it, even if it requires selling a bunch of stuff to make it happen. Fortunately, it hasn't come back around again, because I [I]still[/I] wouldn't be able to afford it. The price on it jumped at least a grand between the time I sold it for my dealer friend on eBay and the time I saw it at the FUN show. Heaven only knows what the price on it would be now, particularly in what is now considered rare plastic.[/QUOTE]
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