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Poll Question
I was trying get poll on whats Hot!!

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1 cent 9% 2 Votes
5 cent/Nickel 4% 1 Votes
10 cent/ Dime 13% 3 Votes
25 cent/Quarter 17% 4 Votes
50 cent/Half Dollar 4% 1 Votes
Morgan dollar 26% 6 Votes
Old bonds/other paper Items 0% 0 Votes
new Buffalo 24kt coin 4% 1 Votes
Mint set 0% 0 Votes
Proof sets 4% 1 Votes
Paper/note/bond/other? 17% 4 Votes
Mint Sets 0% 0 Votes
Proof Sets 0% 0 Votes

Poll Status: Locked
Total Votes: 23 Counted
Last Vote: 08/26/2006 4:55 pm
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08/16/2006 11:46 am
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Amac. Right now I believe, this is only my opinion mind you, that Mercury dimes and Liberty V-Nickels are selling pretty hot right now. Those that are in AU/BU for the Mercs and anything Very Fine and above on the Vs. That is my feeling from the auctions I have seen on ebay lately. I collect both and it is getting harder to find these at 2007 Red Book prices. I know things fluctuate until next year's edition but these two coins are seemingly above normalcy at the moment.
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I, personally think wheaties are in a big market right now, especially ones like the 1909-S, 1909-S VDB, and 1914-D's.

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I also think Older wheat have been over looked,Mercury dimes have gone up After a spead in a coin mag ,And sheid nickele has done same thing, I have not check on the 2 cent coins yet that is this Issue
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only thing I ever buy is morgans so I have no idea what the market is doing in other areas
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One more for Morgans!!
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What I'm buying, and what's hot, are entirely different things.

I'm buying Morgans (what else?). Bust Halves are way hot. Barber 10/25/50's (especially halves) are hot. Gold is hot, but cooling since the price climbed. High-end stuff is scorching hot. If you own an upper-grade Pop 1/0, you are in the driver's seat.
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actually I hit the buffalo dollar by mistake I am currently on all of them but that one Exspecially the old bonds and paper money
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Any thing ms/pr-67-70 is very hot! but I think that the the coin below 66 are a steal sometimes Franklin half dollars great coin low mint set good deals are out there!!
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Any High grade coins are hot and MORGANS are definitely hot.
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