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Posted 08/27/2012 10:49 pm
Newly discovered mules soar in price (good example: the 2010 10c specimen) until collectors discover if they are common or not. Prices fall to acceptable market values.
Using, again, the 10c as example, those that bought the set at issue price, made some profit. Those that bought the coin when the mule was first announced, paid an unrealistic high price. Those that want the coin now, will have to pay its real market value - there will be no more gains or losses with this mule.
Using, again, the 10c as example, those that bought the set at issue price, made some profit. Those that bought the coin when the mule was first announced, paid an unrealistic high price. Those that want the coin now, will have to pay its real market value - there will be no more gains or losses with this mule.
