Posted 04/08/2011 11:17 pm
Some coins regardless of quantity minted, where minted, when minted just don't catch on with the general coin collecting populace. However, there are those that do make a really big deal of those same coins. For example there is a web site called jmscoins where the person on that web site has all kinds of Ike dollars in a registry set and spends a lot of time bragging about Ike dollars there. He also sells at coin shows and once started on Ike dollars, really can fill your ears.
Popularity in some coins comes and goes and some never really hit it big. Many of the Nickels are like that. No real great numismatic interest with the general populace. Jefferson nickels are really easy to collect due to that. Of course even an entire collection has low value and that is mostly due to lack of interest.
Hang on to all your Ike dollars. If the trend suddenly goes for them, you will have a real head start. That is so much better than in 20 years telling us all that you shoulda, coulda, woulda saved a lot of them but to late now.
Popularity in some coins comes and goes and some never really hit it big. Many of the Nickels are like that. No real great numismatic interest with the general populace. Jefferson nickels are really easy to collect due to that. Of course even an entire collection has low value and that is mostly due to lack of interest.
Hang on to all your Ike dollars. If the trend suddenly goes for them, you will have a real head start. That is so much better than in 20 years telling us all that you shoulda, coulda, woulda saved a lot of them but to late now.
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. -KINK!- (Driver): "What the heck was that?!?!"
