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Poll: With the First Spouse series dropping in value will you order the Dolley Madison?
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Just wondering if the flippers will bother with this one.
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Mike
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<< <i>Yup...sure will....getting the proof. Dolly is by far the best looking spouse from about 200 years up to Jackie Kennedy.
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
<< <i>Yup...sure will....getting the proof. Dolly is by far the best looking spouse from about 200 years up to Jackie Kennedy.
Sure it's not the watermelons that you're attracted to?
<< <i>Yup...sure will....getting the proof. Dolly is by far the best looking spouse from about 200 years up to Jackie Kennedy.
I am going all the way with them spouses
I'm on the fence.
My Odds&Ends eBay Stuff to fuel my coin habit (No Coins)
once you start you cant's stop!
Unless sellers dry up or some dealer (Maben perhaps) starts getting aggressive with higher buys rather than just following the eBay prices, look for them to flounder. On the good side it looks like the Jefferson Spouse coins are widely distributed, so if there is a play on them later, it will be have a better chance to rise.
My guess is that flippers will find there's less opportunity going forward.
I like them and will continue to order them and don't want to have to have the strongest index finger in the world to get through the mints web order site just to have a chance.
I think these may be long long term winners, but my purchases are driven only by my enjoyment of the coins themselves.
<< <i>I also expect the Mint to raise the price in line with the jump in gold prices... >>
Good point OPA, Current pricing puts the Proof at less than $50 above spot, a bargain for the lowest mintage gold commemorative issues ever.
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