What Do You Believe Will Be The Next "Trendy" Coin?

Agree with both posts above. The earliest of classic coins are becoming challenging to acquire and most of them have mintages well below sought after coins like the 09 S Indian, 1877 Indian, 09 S VDB Lincoln, and 16D Dime. When you consider the mintages and even the estimated survival population of those key date coins and compare those figures to early cents, Half Cents and many draped bust coins, you will realize just how tough and undervalued many of those early coins are. I am developing a passion for the braided hair Half Cents lately because of the low mintages and I can only dream about draped bust silver coins.

i hope the trend chasers stay away from my early large cents. they are ugly and expensive. you dont want them. nobody wants them. best to just sell them to me.

I'd have to say early (pre-1925) Standing Liberty quarters.

I have collected coins since I was a boy in the eighties, and there have been times when I've sold some. Good question as to why, after recently hearing about the overwhelming increase in values and demand in Morgans it made me think to as what is "cheap" now and that will increase in value. I do this because I love coins and the history that comes with them. As I told my girlfriend recently, if you want to see me at my happiest, take me to a coin shop. I'm interested in seeing what other people like and being more open to things I may not have been otherwise.

I agree 1700's coins are scarce where in the 1990's they were in every coin shop worn old specimens for hundreds even thousands of dollars but at least available. Like flowing Hairs and continental currency but probably fake because those are both rare! What about 1800's Large cents early and ones with full stars later even though the grading standard doesn't call for them anymore.

I only buy Large cents with full stars because I got alot of culls for 1.99lb from a coin shop and I couldn't possibly do anything with them some are dateless some have the date but are smooth and only show faint details poor at best grades theirs like 8 pages of 20 coins each but who would ever collect junk like that? That's why I stick to full stars on braided hairs and full hair on flowing hairs but I usually pay 200-300 dollars a piece per specimen Knowing they won't grade any higher for those details but its what I require rather then focusing on how red a coin is or how much luster. I Love me a flying eagle though with full feathers and details. I could careless if its cleaned but never clean a coin. I can't stand original condition F12's and G4s got too many of those I would rather have au corroded coins or MS60+.

If it's trendy coins I agree ancient Japanese coins and Chinese dynasty coins are cool but the dealer of the real antiques ran into a couple of fakes and discontinued his efforts after one customer complained even though he has an open door refund policy if it's fake this guy really know his antiques what a shame.

I bought a chain cent once turned out to be fake! Carrscoins how is it you like old defaced Large cents with the date when they are easily obtained at flea markets around the US in dollar bins and copper piles where you buy them by weight rather than by piece. I have an 1800 but all you can read is the date and it's holed what's the attraction in that I mean wears the lady? I love my coins with stars I can try to collect them all it's pricy but more fun. If they didn't mint them with stars then I guess I will have to make an exception to fill all the dates but I highly doubt that if its a braided hair one doesn't exist with stars.