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<p>[QUOTE="bqcoins, post: 863863, member: 5036"]Sometimes you have a coin you no longer love, or want, or your focus changes. When that does happen, what do you do with those orphaned coins. I just recently dug through my collection and weeded out a lot of the coins I just no longer am fully enamored of, one of these was an Anacs graded (in the old small holder) AG-3 1916-D Mercury, which in all honesty was much closer to a FR-2 that an AG-3. It was ugly, but for what I paid for it at the time it was an okay deal. But, I find my tastes have shifted to better condition coins (I wish my budget would make the same shift) so out the door it had to go. Now I know that on ebay or another auction site it might bring X amount of dollars, but there are no guarantees. Now the dealer I frequent offered X amount of dollars to purchase the coin but XX to use it as trading stock. I took the XX and felt good about it as it was a significant premium over what I paid for the coin just 8 years ago. But what about the rest of you, how do you feel about using coins as trading stock, have you ever done it?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bqcoins, post: 863863, member: 5036"]Sometimes you have a coin you no longer love, or want, or your focus changes. When that does happen, what do you do with those orphaned coins. I just recently dug through my collection and weeded out a lot of the coins I just no longer am fully enamored of, one of these was an Anacs graded (in the old small holder) AG-3 1916-D Mercury, which in all honesty was much closer to a FR-2 that an AG-3. It was ugly, but for what I paid for it at the time it was an okay deal. But, I find my tastes have shifted to better condition coins (I wish my budget would make the same shift) so out the door it had to go. Now I know that on ebay or another auction site it might bring X amount of dollars, but there are no guarantees. Now the dealer I frequent offered X amount of dollars to purchase the coin but XX to use it as trading stock. I took the XX and felt good about it as it was a significant premium over what I paid for the coin just 8 years ago. But what about the rest of you, how do you feel about using coins as trading stock, have you ever done it?[/QUOTE]
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