@DomMale43: "Hi! Never posted here before. Looks like a great group. 
Back in the late 80's I picked up an AU 1932-S quarter for somewhere
around $75. A nice coin with good luster. As many of us do, I lost
interest in coins for awhile but I got reinterested in the late 90's. I
noticed a significant jump in prices for early Washington quarters. I
looked all over for the 32-S. Couldn't find it anywhere. I went through
everything I had that had anything to do with coins. Nowhere to be
found. I finally just concluded that I must have sold or traded it away.
Oh well. Last week I was moving after 15 years in the same place. I
found an old Ziploc container behind the TV. I thought it contained old
small bicycle parts. I was a half a second away from throwing it in a
trash bag. But something made me stop and open the container. Wow! I was
shocked to find the 32-S in an envelope in the container. Also, I found
an Eisenhower dollar blank planchet that I had forgotten about. How
neat! I have no recollection of putting the coins in the container. (I
used to smoke a wee bit of pot, perhaps that will help explain the
memory loss.) Anyway, the 32-S had toned a bit in a very attractive
manner. It is a gorgeous coin that now Trends for $300. I am quite glad
I refound it!       "
    @lugburzmanatyahoodotcom: ""Koba 7" <email_address> wrote in message 
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So are we, Koba, it's a good deal for you, a good deal for the coin, and a 
good deal for numismatics!  Welcome to the newsgroup.
Mr. Jaggers "
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