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venga50
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« Reply #15 on: July 25, 2006, 08:41:34 pm »

I just got my copy of the 19th edition.  Here's something that will make you wanna weep (I know it made me wanna cry):

In 1985 I bought a pristine UNC 1974 $2 replacement note (*UG) for [size=16]$4.50[/size].  I bargained the guy down from $8.00.

In 1991 I sold the note for $20.00.  Thought I had made a shrewd deal.

In 2005 (17th ed) Charlton's booked this note at $175.00.

This year the 19th ed books it at [size=16]$325.00![/size]

Ouch, and pass the Kleenex!!  What's that old saying about 20/20 hindsight?  :'( :-[ :o :-[ :'(


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« Reply #16 on: July 25, 2006, 09:30:16 pm »

in 1996 i bought an UNC 1972 $5 *CS for $40! It was booked at $175 at the time in the 1995 and climbed rapidly in price to $850 in last years book. I still dont have a copy of the 2007 book yet but im interested to see where its at.
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« Reply #17 on: July 25, 2006, 09:54:17 pm »

An UNC 1972 $5 *CS is trending at $950 in the new charlton
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« Reply #18 on: July 25, 2006, 10:21:56 pm »

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In 1985 I bought a pristine UNC 1974 $2 replacement note (*UG) for $4.50.  I bargained the guy down from $8.00.
 
In 1991 I sold the note for $20.00.  Thought I had made a shrewd deal.
 
In 2005 (17th ed) Charlton's booked this note at $175.00.
 
This year the 19th ed books it at $325.00!
 
Ouch, and pass the Kleenex!!  What's that old saying about 20/20 hindsight?      
 

 Well it's not all bad...  I bought one in 1991 for $20 and still have it.  ;D

Just kidding around  :-[

Gary_T
 

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