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Anyone interested in a Long Term $69K Project?
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Ran into a coin dealer friend of mine over the weekend and he reminded me that I had asked him to find me some Wayte Raymond albums some time ago (actually 2-3 years ago) He said he'd found some, bought them just for me, but hadn't seen me for a while - So I went over and picked them up tonight - about 15-18 albums many brand new & never used> Then I noticed that there were some boards for comms - including the Oregons - seems to me that Wayte Raymond really liked comms and used to buy all the Oregons when they were being sold as original issues - that triggered the thought that a nicelly toned Oregon from a Wayte Raymond album might be worth a "modest" premium. SOooo, I've got the album - all I need is a partner with a nice white Oregon Comm! 
The only drawback is I think this is really a long term project, so my "partner" will need to be a bit younger than me!
I also have Penny, nickel, dime, quarters, halves, dollars, and it looks like half dimes and three cent silver albums also, so if there's any collectors of raw coins looking for a place to park their "white" gems - (long term) I'm offering "free" storage and a share of the future profits
High grade coins preferred - they seem to have the best return on investment 
The only drawback is I think this is really a long term project, so my "partner" will need to be a bit younger than me!
I also have Penny, nickel, dime, quarters, halves, dollars, and it looks like half dimes and three cent silver albums also, so if there's any collectors of raw coins looking for a place to park their "white" gems - (long term) I'm offering "free" storage and a share of the future profits
High grade coins preferred - they seem to have the best return on investment Collecting eye-appealing Proof and MS Indian Head Cents, 1858 Flying Eagle and IHC patterns and beautiful toned coins.
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“It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.” Mark Twain
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Michael
They fear that by the time that their commems hit the circuit too many of the others will also be flooding the market.
Makes me wonder if white commens will be all the rage in the teens and 20's (2010's and 2020's).