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Irishraider Pillar of the Community United States 1454 Posts	Posted 09/17/2006 10:20 pm Well, if you have alot of expendable capital and not alot of debits then this collection shouldn't be too hard to put together. Here is a link to a website of people who have serious collections of them going and the rankings of those collections. http://www.collectors-society.com/r...etTypeID=104 Not sure just how much you can see without registering but seems to be informative on the type of coins you are wanting to get into. Good luck to you and post pictures as you receive or purchase each one over in your CC Gallery. Would like to see what progress you make. Edited by Irishraider 11/05/2006 9:18 pm Report this Post to the Staff
Ralph Pillar of the Community United States 1582 Posts	Posted 09/18/2006 10:31 am BuffaloBoy5 - Kudos on your Walking Liberty halves collection. I, too, collect them - started a little over a year ago, and have been able to get all of them but the 1921D so far, but I'm constantly looking for a good deal on that one. Of course, due to my budget restrictions, all of mine are in circulated condition, but I kind of like them that way. As for your new venture, good luck to you. Unless there's a lottery win in my future, I don't think I'll be able to start a collection of gold indians. Report this Post to the Staff
Buffaloboy5 Pillar of the Community United States 604 Posts	Posted 09/18/2006 3:48 pm quote: Originally posted by Dewayne76 1908 to 1929. I think you can do it. The 1911D will probably go for a little higher than book value because of the low mintage. You may want to do some research to see what they are selling for. Gee thanks for the advice guys and Dewayne I'm not thinking of tackling the 2.50(thanks for correction Old Dan and thingee)1911-d gold indian until I find highpaying job like heritage or something or maybe littleton but I won't buy from them they charge a little too much but with the money I get from their and about the time I'm 25 the gold market will etheir plummmet, be the same, or gotten really high! so high that bankrupt by trying to buy the coin at all Report this Post to the Staff
dsking Pillar of the Community United States 2365 Posts	Posted 09/18/2006 9:14 pm BB: That's a pretty high order even for an Adult. Kudo's for going after what you really admire and want. Just save what you can and when the price and timing is right - go get your coin. Rome wasn't built in a day and an expensive but, worthwhile, quality collection won't be either. I know that it's tough to hear this from an adult but, you have time so don't rush it. Good luck my young friend! Edited by dsking 09/18/2006 9:16 pm Report this Post to the Staff
ichirensha Pillar of the Community United States 560 Posts	Posted 11/05/2006 9:48 pm Hey, That is super cool BufBoy! It is a great idea to set lofty goals for yourself to strive for. You can absolutely accomplish anything that you can imagine! You inspred me tonight; So, I got on ebay and did a really quick and unscientific survey of the last 51 quarter eagle indians that sold to see what they were going for because I'd like to pick up a few too! But what I found is that the average price for a quarter eagle was $277. And that excluded the three most expensive coins, which were well over $1000 apiece. Only three out of 51 were priced under $125. where do you suppose you can find a fair deal on these? Report this Post to the Staff
Buffaloboy5 Pillar of the Community United States 604 Posts	Posted 11/05/2006 10:10 pm quote: Originally posted by ichirensha Hey, That is super cool BufBoy! It is a great idea to set lofty goals for yourself to strive for. You can absolutely accomplish anything that you can imagine! You inspred me tonight; So, I got on ebay and did a really quick and unscientific survey of the last 51 quarter eagle indians that sold to see what they were going for because I'd like to pick up a few too! But what I found is that the average price for a quarter eagle was $277. And that excluded the three most expensive coins, which were well over $1000 apiece. Only three out of 51 were priced under $125. where do you suppose you can find a fair deal on these? ichirensha: When you asked where I'll find a great deal on those quarter eagles three words for you my freind local coin fair. In December thers gonna be a show in the Leigh valley! And it's only for locals!!! My coin dealer says you can get a lot of great deals from it! Report this Post to the Staff
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