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I'm starting to wonder if the 2007 Proof sets will be like the...
...1999 sets are now? Besides being the first year for the state quarters, Wasn't it was after more people started collecting the state quarter sets that there were more people wanting to buy than had them to sell and that made the price go up so much?
I wonder if the same thing could happen with the Presidential dollars too?
I wonder if the same thing could happen with the Presidential dollars too?
What Mr. Spock would say about numismatics...
... "Fascinating, but not logical"
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... "Fascinating, but not logical""Live long and prosper"
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<< <i>I think the craziness in the aftermarket for the '99 sets was more a function of the distribution mechanism than anything. >>
Yes, it was the stupid two sets per address limit, with no exceptions for dealers.
<< <i>...1999 sets are now? Besides being the first year for the state quarters, Wasn't it was after more people started collecting the state quarter sets that there were more people wanting to buy than had them to sell and that made the price go up so much?
I wonder if the same thing could happen with the Presidential dollars too?
Everybody should be on to it this time. People just didn't think about the sets in 1999. I would think the big guys are lining up waiting for the opportunity to purchase these by the boatload.
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<< <i>Folks, please, must we have another 11 months of this? >>
It's all just a part of what forums are all about
<< <i>Folks, please, must we have another 11 months of this? >>
No we musn't, BUT we probably will LOL
<< <i>Yes, it was the stupid two sets per address limit, with no exceptions for dealers. >>
My dealer buddy just ordered sets to be delivered to 123 Main Street Suite A, 123 Main Street Suite B, and so on. All got delivered. But I think he sold them out too soon.
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<< <i>Folks, please, must we have another 11 months of this? >>
It's all just a part of what forums are all about
yeah, really.
if you don't like it don't read it.
didn't know it was all aboot you.
hi, i'm tom.
i do not doctor coins like some who post in here.
<< <i>Folks, please, must we have another 11 months of this? >>
How about an alternative:
"It's a small world, after all!
It's a small world, after all!
It's a small world, after all................................................................................................"
<< <i>Folks, please, must we have another 11 months of this? >>
Sorry Mr. Lustig. I was just asking about something I had been thinking about.
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Only if they make them in SILVER.
Otherwise the same coins are in the Silver set as are in the Proof set are in the - just being able to buy the Prez proofs set.
The silver is the key for 1999.
<< <i>...1999 sets are now? Besides being the first year for the state quarters, Wasn't it was after more people started collecting the state quarter sets that there were more people wanting to buy than had them to sell and that made the price go up so much?
I wonder if the same thing could happen with the Presidential dollars too?
I was thinking this same thing and posted it somewhere....never know.
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