Depressed

6 bucks each
Were they Morgans?

I don't know what they were but I am fairly certain they were silver

My thoughts too. Every auction in this area I have been to had actual Morgans and Peace dollars going for $20-$25 even for heavily circulated common date ones. I know alot of people still call Ikes silver dollars due to their size so I wouldnt be surprised at all if they were selling bags of 10 for $60 due to ignorance of the bidders.

AND try to remember to believe half of what you see and nothing of what you hear.
AND too stories have a habit of changing each time they are told. Eventually those would be 100 Pure Silver Dollars for $6.
AND naturally all are UNSEARCHED.

Missing good deals happens to all of us.

You'll feel better if you keep telling yourself they were Ikes.

Foolsgold and okiepb, I need to apologize to you two!

I misread the "generous offer" from okiepb as a real offer to sell (a rules violation). I then removed both okiepb's post and Foolsgold's reply, only to realize it was a joke! $60 for ten Eisenhower dollars!

Unfortunately, what is done cannot be undone.

I need more sleep, caffeine, or both.

People used to tell me they could have got the same car I just bought for thousands less. Gee, wish I knew you were looking.
People have told me at a flea market they go to there is at least 10 or more coin dealers and really cheap. After a few months I finally went there and NO coin dealers at all. Those same people said you should have been here last month.
Neighbor of mine tells me of all the coins he finds around the area with his metal detector. I asked to see some, said he takes them all to the bank.


I think if you just sit down and think about it you'll remember all the massively fantastic deals you missed out on if only you knew.

And two more from me...

We all have things that we could have, would have, should have done; but it is easy to move on from those missed opportunities. Just think of all the things that did work out.