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Know when to hold'em, know when to fold'em

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WoodenJefferson

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Purchased raw, 1928-D SLQ marked in ink, VF-20 (I concur) because I liked the even post mint wear with crust. I did not agree with the asking price and set the coin back down on the counter.

 

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Up came these two and even though I do not collect Roosies, it was like a bump

in poker when put before me for the same asking price. OK, I'll take it then.

 

Know when to say no, even when just a few dollars are involved, it all adds up in the end.

 

But even better yet, know when it is OK to say yes.

 

I left a happy camper, but he know's I'll probably be back for more.

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