What was that one piece that you really regret selling?

[prewarsports]

Tony Mullane's Last Will and Testament. I had his original from the early 1920's and then about a year later I got a twice signed 1940 Will. I wish I had been able to keep one of those.

[slidekellyslide]

I try not to think of the great items I've let go in the past. I save scans or photos of most of the items so I miss them a little bit less.

[cliftons8]

My biggest selling regret is a W600 Luther Taylor. I bought it several years ago at a Cleveland National for $90 and sold it a few months later for $500. Good return, but now I realize how difficult it would be to replace.

[egbeachley]

A T206 Chesbro in close to NrMt condition I bought in the early 1980's. I paid a lot for it at the time and would carry it around in an old-style holder. I recall many experienced dealers commenting on how it was the nicest Chesbro they ever saw.

Sold it in the late 1990's, but since then dozens of examples appeared in better condition and been graded, but at the time I had one of the best.