So, has anything gone down in price during the current bull market?

dan1ecu

I'd be surprised if *every* coin has gone up in price, even during this bull market. Can you think of anything that's become less expensive recently?

Dan

roadrunner

Gem non-full band Roosies. They expired due to the new FB registry.
May they rest in peace.

Also PF70 Lincoln cents - pre 1964.


roadrunner

Bochiman

Besides *my* paycheck? I don't think so

lloydmincy

The price of a VCR. I think.

1957joe

ANYTHING bought on the Home Shopping Network

mrearlygold

Depends on the price originally paid.

Rgrds
TP

cladking

<< <i>A LOT of Moderns in MS65-68 have plummeted in value. Granted there are many exceptions but the following coins have TANKED in the last few years:

MS65-68 SACS (I believe all dates and mm except maybe Goodacre, not sure)
MS65-68 State Quarter (Almost all of them in 67 and below and most of them in 68)
Many of the other denominations in less than top pop grades from the 90s to current and even many of the top pops, which may not be top pops when they started >>



I'm certainly no expert on the ultramoderns so I'll leave this to someone who is. The
moderns which are lower than they were a few years ago tend to be the very high grade
proofs. But even with these it is important to remember that the bull market in moderns
started in 1995 and that these post crash prices in proofs are multiples of what they were
when the uptrend began.

airplanenut

<< <i>The moderns which are lower than they were a few years ago tend to be the very high grade
proofs. >>

Remember also the really modern mint states... the pops have gone way up, and thus they are MUCH cheaper...

Two years ago, DLRC was selling a 2000 MS68RD cent for $100+... today, they're going for maybe $20.

Jeremy

Merc

The MS franklin halves in MS65 and 66 both FBl and non FBL have been declining. Some dates were scarce in 65 FBL 5 years ago. Now the population has come way up, but the demand has not. Franklins are one of the few losers!

Russ

Modern proofs in 69DCAM from the mid 1970's to date have dropped like Teddy Kennedy's pants at a bachelor party.

Russ, NCNE

mgoodm3

"dropped like Teddy Kennedy's pants at a bachelor party"

That's a bad visual. Are you also suggesting that the prices, like Ted Kennedy, have/are tanked?

UncleJoe

SAE's

Joe.

cladking

<< <i>"dropped like Teddy Kennedy's pants at a bachelor party"

That's a bad visual. Are you also suggesting that the prices, like Ted Kennedy, have/are tanked? >>



Not necessarily but the falls can be staggering. Even after repeated dives there's nothing coming up.

jcping

Any pop-top (pop over 10) statehood quarter price went down a lot.
Any common date MS68 statehood quarter dropped like a falling rock.

ClausUrch

<< <i> Even after repeated dives there's nothing coming up. >>



Nothing coming up ALIVE anyway!

pontiacinf

I know early commems havent increased or decreased