Statistical Odds Of Getting A PF70 Coin

another thing with moderns, if you happen to have the next hot thing the mint produces and its starts selling for stupid money from what I have seen you better go ahead and get rid of it because in a year or so the bottom falls out of it and you can barely give them away. When the item is hot everyone wants it when they are not nobody wants it anymore. A man that follows modern trends will go broke in no time because he will have a large sum of money in coins that he can only sell for a small fraction of what he paid. I always say if you fins something newly minted and you don't like the price they are selling for, wait a year and if you still want it you will probably like the price allot better also because it will drop more and more through time as more and more people find them or buy them at high prices and the demand drops, each time someone buys the coin the demand drops a little bit, if just about everyone that wants one buys one there is no market for them and the bottom falls out

I just finished reading a book on US proof sets and one of the comments they made was that all Proof Sets 2000 and above "should" rate out in the 68 to 70 range. Key word there is of course should.