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1853 California $1 Octagonal Fractiona Gold Thoughts

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 Posted 03/31/2023  09:56 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Roma2021 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thank you all. Again.

I come at this from a collector/reseller perspective. Most of my coin buys in Italy have come from money earned reselling items that I have found and sold either in Italy or the u.s.

After handing a fair amount of antiques, I understand that there is always a time that things move along. I try to buy coins with this strategy in mind. By fair/low, enjoy, collect, etc. with the idea that some day I'd like to get what I paid or more out of the items. And, of course, there is always a risk of loss with some.

I only started collecting coins when I started finding undervalued coins at used markets around Rome while looking for other items.

Just thinking out loud.
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 Posted 03/31/2023  10:56 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add panzaldi to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
dont have a lot to add to thi but its a cool historical coin. I would think they are not widely collected except by those interested in these types of non government issued coins. if some collects these in general then I would assume they want the best possible example. selling it could be an issue as stated but finding a better example where you are could be challenge.

if you are considering it I would ask myself. does it fit into my collection as a whole, is it the historical interest or is it something thats just different you dont see all the time and it would interesting to have one.
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@panzaldi, the last sentence of your post is about where I am with it. I doubt it will sell very quickly and the seller is likely agreeable to negotiate, but I'll see. I am out of Rome for much of next week, so I will consider it a bit more.

Thanks for your reply.
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