Lets see, whats hot and whats not...............

Bear · June 25, 2004 2:47PM

Wash quarters are a little soft

Mercury dimes are luke warm

Classic commems are luke warm

Lincoln Cents in top pop are hot

Morgan dollars DMPL and cc are hot

Type 19th century are warm

What else folks.

Lakesammman · June 25, 2004 2:49PM

High end red IHC's and FE cents are hot - they can't be found!

Bear · June 25, 2004 2:53PM

OK folks, what else is happening in the real world of coins?

paulheep · June 25, 2004 3:46PM

Buffalo Nickels are super hot, especially the varieties. High grade Lincolns with a mint marks to 1909-1931 are hot.

Why are Liberty Proof Nickels (which have low mintages) un-hot?

Paul

cladking · June 25, 2004 9:18PM

<< <i>Wash quarters are a little soft

>>

This really doesn't seem to apply to uncirculated clad Washingtons. The one or
two dealers who have BU rolls have to raise their prices almost weekly to stay
ahead of the demand. There is a huge amount of activity in this area even where
it's not affecting prices.

MadMarty · June 25, 2004 9:29PM

If Bear is around Jelly Donuts are going fast!!

rkfish · June 25, 2004 9:51PM

Peace Dollars are luke warm.......

OnlyBuffalos · June 25, 2004 10:10PM

Hot: Key and semi-key circulated coins in PCGS slabs in XF and especially AU. White high-end common date PCGS MS65 Peace Dollars. Problem free, uncleaned medium to lightly toned circulated older silver coins.

Not: Common date modern commemoratives. Modern commemoratives graded less than MS69 or PR69.

coinguy89 · June 25, 2004 11:34PM

Roosevelt dimes are in the neutral hopefully get cold so prices fall. I know CC Morgans are hot(sadly I only bought one). I also hear that circulated mid-grade pre 1830 coins are also hot.

Shamika · June 26, 2004 3:36AM

Buffalo nickels are doing well, but PQ Buffalos are insane right now.

Russ · June 26, 2004 3:51AM

Hot: Pop top early date proof and SMS Kennedys are sizzling right now. Some have literally doubled from last year. Pop top mint state Kennedys from any year are also warming up.

Dead: The rest of the series.

It's an interesting bifurcation.

Russ, NCNE

roadrunner · June 26, 2004 4:17AM

100 oz silver bars are hot. Go try to find one.

roadrunner

dimples · June 27, 2004 9:28AM

Pissing minute man coins must be nuclear, I haven't seen any for sale in a while.

Coinosaurus · June 27, 2004 9:41AM

That is because they are so rare they never come on the market.

oldcameoproofsguy · June 27, 2004 9:50AM

<< <i>Pissing minute man coins must be nuclear, I haven't seen any for sale in a while. >>

I'm glad I got mine for under $100K.

lordmarcovan · June 27, 2004 9:57AM

Cook Island "God of Fertility" dollars seem to be heating up.

Nic · June 27, 2004 10:41AM

18th century type is hot..... all grades. Hotter as you go higher. K

elwood · June 27, 2004 11:13AM

What's not:

Half Cents other than 93's and high Condition Census coins.

Same with Large Cents, especially mid and later dates.

Peaceman · June 27, 2004 11:30AM

I concur... Peace $ are luke warm but the 28' is starting to really go... at the Chciago show I was quoted $ 825 for a 3 that was boderline nice but had WAY too many hits... and $ 1100 for a nice 64..... That's up just from a monmth ago....

Bikingnut · June 27, 2004 11:34AM

Wash quarters are a little soft

Not from where I've been sitting, especially the key dates. JMO

I was looking at a 32D on the Heritage website graded PCGS AU58. The current bid is around 400, but sure to go much higher as it is a nice looking coin. the last PCGS AU58 sold on Heritage in May for over 1000 dollars.

And this 42S PCGS MS66 just closed on ebay. Check the price on this one. A lot higher than I've seen recently.

42S

Lets see, whats hot and whats not...............

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