HAS THE PRICE OF COINS DROPED SINCE THE WAR??

cardscoinsfun

It seams like the price of a lot of coins have droped during the past week on ebay. So it might be a good time for some deals. What do you think??

Lakesammman

Too early to tell.

RegistryCoin

I could see this happening. It would be very sharp to notice.

Bustman

I would say its too soon to tell. While the stock market is very quick to act, I think the coin market does not react quite as quick. A couple of weeks should tell the whole story. I think everyone is just too caught up in watching CNN to care about coins right now.

dalbert

I would say they do. I was watching practically everything, and there are a lot less last minute snipers. At least, that's my observation.

Other collectibles seem to be affected more though. I a lot at bid floor price

michael

for great exceptional monster coins no

but remember coins cant just go up forever you do need a breather

also you gots the economy the war tax time..................................

now for average stuff and for middle of the road stuff that is not great just okie the market is soft
but still saleable for around bluesheet or more if you can memo it to a dealer for 30 days who has a retail client for it




sincerely michael

abuell

I was thumbing through a few price giudes from 1944-45 and I think that it's quite clear that there have been dramatic price increases since the war.

oreville

abuell: Hmmm, my Red Book of 1953 seem to confirm the same thing that prices have also risen since the latter war but not quite as much as your findings.

tjkillian

I'm sure he is talking about the war for Southern Independence, but all the same, prices have gone way up for modern Seated coins with the new motto

Tom