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It is such a conundrum. I know I could sell right now and likely quadruple my money on what I have in my collection. Yet even that amount would not be life changing (i.e. pay off mortgage or retire) and so I think I would regret it. I sure would miss them and the room I have them displayed in would be a lonely and depressing place.
This may be easy for me to say as I am not in that situation, but if my collection were worth life changing money I believe I would sell at this time.
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