Do any of you find that you are having to compete more and more for the coins
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you desire?....Last year, I could practically get any Proof Indian Cent I wanted at the auction site, at a reasonable price.....now, it's is more costly....a lot more!
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you can probably thank some of the excellent photographers on this very site for the increased Demand
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
I'll definately be keeping my eye out for these!
<< <i>you can probably thank some of the excellent photographers on this very site for the increased Demand >>
Extremely wife words that also pertain to other types of coins as well. This forum has a lot more influence on the world of numifmatics than some folks realize.
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
Yes, I too have felt this.
Barber halves have gotten to the point of being priced out of reach for most collectors in grades VF20-AU58.
Gem material in SLQ's is skyrocketing as related to me by a new "up-and-comer" who is agressivly pursuing a gem FH set of SLQ's.
Long Beach's four major auctions should prove interesting. Goldberg, Superior, Bowers & Merena and Heritage all have a few coins I like, but there's not money to spread around.............
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Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
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multiples of current bid are neccessary to capture them.
This has been my lowest buying year since 1999. 5 coins total. And I have been underbidder on only 5 more.
I think Long Beach will be a great opportunity to get a few more, but the prices will be high.