If the coin market is "soft"
OliverDePlaise
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I wish someone would tell the people who keep bidding for what I want. 
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OliverDePlaise
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Segments of the market are "soft" over the last 10+ years. Coins in general have been pretty hot this year. YMMV
It always goes in waves. I think the rise of interest in precious metals last year contributed a lot to people getting interested in coins. Plus people being home a lot more means more time to look for stuff online.
Stop bidding on the stuff that is hot, problem solved that will be $.05 please.
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Ah yes. When I want a coin, the prices go up. Once I buy it, the prices will fall and sometimes abruptly so. I call it Cameonut’s Theorem.
I have found that any coin that I become interested in, is expensive. This is not so much the market though... more my taste in coins....
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In what I mostly deal in, the market is much stronger than it has been in recent years. Seen some surprising auction results!
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Feel like I just about have it to myself.
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I have been building a WLH short set during the last year, and have recently noticed that prices have increased.
Barber's in proof, at the higher end of the grade scale have been very strong lately....A year ago, that was not the case. Supply is virtually non-existant...Very few coins to choose from.
Start collecting Canadian coins.......you'll be very happy.
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I did at one time. Full Dansco type set. Got really really bored.