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Interesting Research Project for all of us! What coins have gone up/down most % wise since 1/1/2000
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Name specific coins with a m/m and specific grade with a starting Coin World Trends/Values in January 2000 and current Trends/Values. I realize that Coin World Trends/Values is not completely accurate but it gives us some ideas of what is going on.
I think we should have four categories to keep everyone interested:
Category 1 should be coins with a starting price over $10,000
Category 2 should be coins with a starting price over $ 1,000
Category 3 should be coins with a starting price over $ 100
Category 4 should be coin with a starting price over $ 10
Ok here is an example of what prompted my interest in this topic. First of all, what coins have gone down would interest me as a buyer!
Secondly I was shocked to see that Coin World Trends/Values showed the following information:
Category 2 (Over $1,000 Starting Value):
1861-O $20 Gold in AU-50 1/31/2000 value: $ 6,500
1861-O $20 Gold in AU-50 11/8/2004 value: $25,000 (increased 285%)
How to calculate % increase: 25,000/6,500= 3.85
3.85 x 100 = 385% less 100% base amount= 285% increase
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This should be a fun project for collectors in all dollar brackets as well as to seek information we may not have realized has occurred right before our very own eyes. This project could take months and may indeed evolve!!
Perhaps we could also announce winners and losers in each series, denominations, grades and even a further refinement in categories?
Losers by the way, just might be winners in the next three years whereas winners might just be the coins to avoid in the next three years???????
Somehow, I think that DMPL silver dololars in certain dates/grades might have seen increases of 1000%???
Lets have fun on this one! You do NOT have to own the coin that are winners and losers!
Last but not least, if you do NOT have CW Trends/Values on-line or in print then you can pm what coins you suspect are winners/losers to the volunteer posters who do have access (including me) that can look it up on behalf of those who do not.
I only ask the volunteer posters be nice to those who do not have access to Coin World and let them have 72 hours to post the winning/losing information you looked up for them and pm'd back before posting it yourself, in case they do not.
I think we should have four categories to keep everyone interested:
Category 1 should be coins with a starting price over $10,000
Category 2 should be coins with a starting price over $ 1,000
Category 3 should be coins with a starting price over $ 100
Category 4 should be coin with a starting price over $ 10
Ok here is an example of what prompted my interest in this topic. First of all, what coins have gone down would interest me as a buyer!
Secondly I was shocked to see that Coin World Trends/Values showed the following information:
Category 2 (Over $1,000 Starting Value):
1861-O $20 Gold in AU-50 1/31/2000 value: $ 6,500
1861-O $20 Gold in AU-50 11/8/2004 value: $25,000 (increased 285%)
How to calculate % increase: 25,000/6,500= 3.85
3.85 x 100 = 385% less 100% base amount= 285% increase
=======================================
This should be a fun project for collectors in all dollar brackets as well as to seek information we may not have realized has occurred right before our very own eyes. This project could take months and may indeed evolve!!
Perhaps we could also announce winners and losers in each series, denominations, grades and even a further refinement in categories?
Losers by the way, just might be winners in the next three years whereas winners might just be the coins to avoid in the next three years???????
Somehow, I think that DMPL silver dololars in certain dates/grades might have seen increases of 1000%???
Lets have fun on this one! You do NOT have to own the coin that are winners and losers!
Last but not least, if you do NOT have CW Trends/Values on-line or in print then you can pm what coins you suspect are winners/losers to the volunteer posters who do have access (including me) that can look it up on behalf of those who do not.
I only ask the volunteer posters be nice to those who do not have access to Coin World and let them have 72 hours to post the winning/losing information you looked up for them and pm'd back before posting it yourself, in case they do not.
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Either way, it's crazy.
Full Band Roosies, FS Jeffs, MS67 and 68 Washingtons.
roadrunner
I my area of interest - Mercury Dimes - I wouldn't be able to know as I hardly ever save old price list and stuff - I'd need outside help
Marc
In my area of specialty, I have picked out some seated dates that I know should have done very well in this window. Maybe 2X to 3X in price. These are currrent prices. Some may have been unpriced in 2000. Some 1974 prices along side for comparison. That was the first year I started doing some serious price comparisons)
Over $10,000:
1870-CC half MS63 ($160,000)(unpriced in 1974)
1874-CC dime MS60 ($40,000) (unpriced in 1974)
1870-cc 25c XF ($25,000) (XF $800 in 1974)
Over $1,000:
1872-s 25c in Fine, VF, XF (1800,2500,4000)($75 in XF 1974)
1874-cc dime in Fine, VF, XF (6500,12K,20K) ($700 XF in 1974)
Over $100:
1867-s 25c in XF (1500) ($85 in XF 1974)
Keep in mind that very few key dates in MS-66 or MS-67 are listed.
As far as merc dimes the one coin/grade/mm that seems to stand out the most percentage wise is:
1942/1 10c MS-65FB 1/31/2000 $15,000 -----------------11/8/2004 $35,000 increase of 133%.
Over $10,000:
1874-CC, 10c VF $10,750 (2000) to $12,000 (2004) Up 12%
1874-CC 10c XF $18,500 (2000) to $20,000 (2004) Up 8%
1874-CC 10c MS-60 $37,500 (2000) to $40,000 (2004) Up 7%
1870-CC 25c XF-40 $19,500 (2000) to $25,000 (2004) Up 28%
1870-CC 50c MS-63 $160,000 (first listed 11/117/2003) Unchanged since then
Over $1,000:
1874-CC 10c Fine $6500 (2000) to $ 6,500 (2004) No change
1872-S 25c in Fine $ 1,200 (2000) to $ 1,800 (2004) Up 50%
1872-S 25c VF-20 $ 1,900 (2000) to $ 2,500 (2004) Up 32%
1872-S 25c XF-40 $ 3,850 (2000) to $ 4,000 (2004) Up 4%
Over $100:
1867-S 25c Xf-40 $ 725 (2000) to $1,500 (2004) Up 107%
At least I was close on one of them......67s quarter in XF. Overall the seated stuff didn't do as well as I thought it did.
roadrunner
1884 trade dollars in PF63 and up
1870-CC $20
1794 dollar
1870-S dollar
Don't know how that translates to percentages of Trends values - if they're even correct.
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If only I did.
1909-S VDB MS-64RD 1/31/2000 $ 1,250------11/8/2004 $ 4,500 Up 260%
1931-S MS-64RD 1/31/2000 $ 125------11/8/2004 $ 350 Up 180%
1931-S MS-65RD 1/31/2000 $ 300------11/8/2004 $ 750 Up 150%
But take a look at these:
1931-S MS-66RD 1/31/2000 $ 1,500------11/8/2004 $ 1,500 No change
1931-P MS-66RD 1/31/2000 $ 250------11/8/2004 $ 1,400 Up 460%!!
It's interesting that in the case of the 31-S, buying the best doesn't always make a good investment (though it's still better than the stock market over the same period of time).