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PTVETTER

I have some
Stop by my table at the FUN show, and we can talk about it
Not just to sell some but just to talk about that subject
That is if you would like to?

RedSeals

@PTVETTER said:
I have some
Stop by my table at the FUN show, and we can talk about it
Not just to sell some but just to talk about that subject
That is if you would like to?

I would, but I won't be at the at FUN unfortunately! I only frequent shows in the Mid-Atlantic, so maybe the next one in that region?

PTVETTER

Annandale VA
Dec 8 & 9 ?

RedSeals

@PTVETTER said:
Annandale VA
Dec 8 & 9 ?

I know that show well - I'll see ya there!

3stars

If you like gold, go to the dark side. You can start with English gold sovereigns, 13 basic type coins and about 200 different varieties. Usually had for melt or just a bit above, so no huge premiums.

coinbuf

@RedSeals said:
20th century key dates, something like this - https://coinweek.com/coins/coin-collecting-strategies-2/ten-20th-century-key-date-coins-for-under-1500/ Any changes you would recommend to these?

What do you all think? Thanks!

One issue I have with the advice in that article is to purchase a details or cleaned coin. I would never recommend that as those coins are harder to sell down the road.

Aspie_Rocco

@PTVETTER said:
I have some
Stop by my table at the FUN show, and we can talk about it
Not just to sell some but just to talk about that subject
That is if you would like to?

I heard it through the grapevine, that PTVetter is a great guy. Knowledgeable and excellent to do business with.

ricko

@RedSeals....Welcome aboard....You have sure been busy.... I recommend you select a coin type that really attracts you, and then decide what type of collection you want to form.... i.e. grade, date, mm etc.. For most, the journey is the enjoyment.... the goal is satisfying, but then a new quest must begin. Good luck, Cheers, RickO