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#17
09-15-2022, 12:43 PM
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To put things in perspective, and to make me feel better, I look at it as a trade.
Suppose there's something I'd like to add to my collection that I can get for $1,000. I have something else that I paid $1400 for, but now could only sell for $1000. Rather than looking at it as taking a $400 hit, I ask myself if I'd make the trade - the thing I want to sell for the thing I'd like to get. If the answer is yes, I do it and have no regrets. Last edited by Mark17; 09-15-2022 at 12:44 PM. 
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