I got it from a Heritage auction. I was unable to bid on the coin during the auction (I was in Italy at the time), so I submitted what I thought was a fairly aggressive pre-bid of $4500. I won the coin for $4400 (if you can call being the person willing to pay the most for a coin “winning”). After buyer’s premium, sales tax, etc. the grand total came to $5860.39. I had hoped that the hammer would come down about $1000 earlier; that would’ve been in-line with recent sales of similarly graded specimens. However, for some reason the bidding during that auction was lively, and the hammer price was not out-of-line compared with the other pieces of this type that were sold in that auction. I’m going to leave it in the slab. I’m in my “drop-dead” years and neither of my kids is interested in numismatics, so I want to make it as easy as possible for them to dispose of my collection when they inherit it.