<< <i> When the Boomers go, who will purchase all their 1909-S VDBs? >>
Collectors who are currently in their teens and twenties will be able to afford more expensive coins over the next 30 years.
People get concerned that everyone at the coin shows is 40-70, but that was true 30 years ago, wasn't it? (besides, if you look there are actually young people there)
I think a lot of current high rollers got started collecting Bicentennial and the 1980's commems, and a lot of kids collecting state quarters today will be high rollers someday
Comments
<< <i> When the Boomers go, who will purchase all their 1909-S VDBs? >>
Collectors who are currently in their teens and twenties will be able to afford more expensive coins over the next 30 years.
People get concerned that everyone at the coin shows is 40-70, but that was true 30 years ago, wasn't it? (besides, if you look there are actually young people there)
I think a lot of current high rollers got started collecting Bicentennial and the 1980's commems, and a lot of kids collecting state quarters today will be high rollers someday
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry