Liquidating My Collection

Must be tough getting rid of your coins:
To complete my Peace dollar series I am looking for 1924-s/25-s/27-s/28-p/28-s/34-s if you have any non slabbed Peace dollars. Thanks and good luck

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It is a sad thing when the kids have little to no interest in coins which I am sure you often hand-picked and proud of. All I can say is that I am basically in the same boat. You can try to explain to the kids that in 20-40 years, when they decide to retire, they might be very glad they held onto the coins, as they will almost certainly worth a lot, lot more than they are now. I collected some 64 coins, about 20 or so are very scarce, one of a kind, etc.

For instance, I have a 1954 gold ANA 1 oz. medal that were able to buy when a member was eligible. It has his name engraved into it. His life is into it. I would bet that it became available bc the member died, his kid(s) inherited it, had no interest in it and sold it. Heartbreaking, and I do sincerely feel your pain. I hope the best for you... m I feel your pain, not just writing it... mike

Thanks for the deal Panzaldi! For those who are curious, Panzaldi showed me what he has left to sell and I have to say the conditions are remarkable. You will not be disappointed - everything is as advertised. He really has some wonderful gems left.

I am very happy with my purchase.