$1000 note upside?

Boxerglue

At Nevada Coin & Jewelry right now in las Vegas and they have a PCGS VF25 $1000 and $500 PCGS for sale. You guys see any upside in these or do you think they've peaked? They have gone up so much in the last few years.

Steve_in_Tampa

To some collectors, ownership has it own rewards. I bought my $500 and $1,000 note seven or eight years ago with excitement about finally owning them. I looked for examples with original paper and good eye appeal. The return on my investment was secondary at best. I don’t see them going down in price anytime soon. If you buy them, do it because you want them.

I sold my collection last month, and these beauties are probably still available.

Boxerglue

Wow! Those are nice! Yeah, I really like the appeal of having something in my collection as unique as these. I didn't pull the trigger today but the owner says he has more if those sell so I'll mull it over in the weekend and come back to the decision on Monday. Thanks for the response!

johnny9434

Beautiful notes for sure

logger7

It depends on the economy and markets; many think they are top heavy.

asheland

@Steve_in_Tampa said:
To some collectors, ownership has it own rewards. I bought my $500 and $1,000 note seven or eight years ago with excitement about finally owning them. I looked for examples with original paper and good eye appeal. The return on my investment was secondary at best. I don’t see them going down in price anytime soon. If you buy them, do it because you want them.

I sold my collection last month, and these beauties are probably still available.

Those are very nice! Definitely a couple of types on my bucket list. 👍

Serial_no_8

@logger7 said:
It depends on the economy and markets; many think they are top heavy.

+1
There are many more collectible notes in my books (if I am about to park that kind of money) & they can be tough to unload during economic uncertainty.

logger7

Is Superior Grading still in business? I assume that those who need their notes graded have few options and you have to pay the annual fees.

Steve_in_Tampa

@logger7 said:
Is Superior Grading still in business?

No, it’s not.