apush
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- Dec 21, 2009
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Went to the coin show and a was a bit disappointed. Only 35 tables. Well, in the end I sold 460-40% and 80-90% (1964s). Now, before you guys get on to me (and well, I probably should have just left), I did sell for a total of $1700.00. Mr. Apush thought that I had won the lottery.
My profit was $1430.00. As Mr. Apush has pointed out, it ain't bad sittin' round have a beer or two, enjoying each others conversation, and going thru coins. I just started in January, so he said "I did real good."
I know I could have held on, looked for another place to sell, but what the heck. Where else can I invest my $$$ and get that type of turn around and not worry that I would loose my money on the stock market or some scam. Plus, my baby girl got a killer wedding dress out of my CRHing.
Now, it is time to start over (I did not sell any Walkers, Bens, and still have some 1964s left in my pile with a few 40% to boot).
Thanks for all the advice--will post a pic of that dress soon (that CHRing paid for)
apush
My profit was $1430.00. As Mr. Apush has pointed out, it ain't bad sittin' round have a beer or two, enjoying each others conversation, and going thru coins. I just started in January, so he said "I did real good."
I know I could have held on, looked for another place to sell, but what the heck. Where else can I invest my $$$ and get that type of turn around and not worry that I would loose my money on the stock market or some scam. Plus, my baby girl got a killer wedding dress out of my CRHing.
Now, it is time to start over (I did not sell any Walkers, Bens, and still have some 1964s left in my pile with a few 40% to boot).
Thanks for all the advice--will post a pic of that dress soon (that CHRing paid for)
apush
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At least you were able to make the profit and get something for your daughter.
