Posted 06/11/2016 11:15 am
I like your suggestions, the matte proofs are some of my favorites.
The 1998 Kennedy is my avatar, NGC SP 70.
I think that the success of some coins might depend on the album
manufactures. If a coin is added to a album, so that it is needed to
complete a set, and it is a lower mintage coin it's value could increase.
But it also should be in a popular series.
The 1996 W Roosevelt was added to the Dansco with proofs album,
but we don't see the price increasing very much. There are still some
collectors that look down on clad coins, that could be holding this coin back.
Could this be a under value coin?
I would put all the reverse proof coins, ASE's, the small dollars and
the Roosevelt dime as coins that could have potential.
Some of the error and variety coins should be looked at.
2008 with reverse of 07 ASE
2004 D Wisconsin high and low leaf quarters
2007 Adams double edge letter dollar
Lastly ... When the 1983 to date commemorative dollars take off
in popularity, many of the lower mintage coins will see big increases
in value. Most, if not all, of the lower mintage coins are the uncirculated
dollars. The 1996 Olympic are some of the better coins.
The 1998 Kennedy is my avatar, NGC SP 70.
I think that the success of some coins might depend on the album
manufactures. If a coin is added to a album, so that it is needed to
complete a set, and it is a lower mintage coin it's value could increase.
But it also should be in a popular series.
The 1996 W Roosevelt was added to the Dansco with proofs album,
but we don't see the price increasing very much. There are still some
collectors that look down on clad coins, that could be holding this coin back.
Could this be a under value coin?
I would put all the reverse proof coins, ASE's, the small dollars and
the Roosevelt dime as coins that could have potential.
Some of the error and variety coins should be looked at.
2008 with reverse of 07 ASE
2004 D Wisconsin high and low leaf quarters
2007 Adams double edge letter dollar
Lastly ... When the 1983 to date commemorative dollars take off
in popularity, many of the lower mintage coins will see big increases
in value. Most, if not all, of the lower mintage coins are the uncirculated
dollars. The 1996 Olympic are some of the better coins.
