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What do you think will be the next hot series?
Billet7
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What do you think will be the next hot series?
Will it be Barbs, Mercs or the ever popular Sacs (that last one was a joke) or another series?
Will it be Barbs, Mercs or the ever popular Sacs (that last one was a joke) or another series?
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60"s SMS coins....
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<< <i>Slabbed food stamps >>
It is illegal to sell food stamps.
Ray
<< <i>What do you think will be the next hot series? >>
Whatever somebody buys up and then touts.
Lots of art and history there, but still reasonably priced.
I think commems will run, starting in 2017.
Liberty nickles will hit a stride in 2014.
I wish IHCs would go, but I just don't see it. They are in for a mild decline I think.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
<< <i>Modern California scrip.
Oh, those IOU's that everyone gets to spend?? Are they cool looking?
bob
<< <i>Ive seen some pretty great medals and tokens on this forum.
Lots of art and history there, but still reasonably priced. >>
- Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 BC
contemporary counterfeit Spanish-American colonial two reales
Augustus B. Sage's Odds & Ends medlats series
(Please not that I do not take any prediction of next hot series or anything like that to be serious. That definitely includes my own.)
Ed. S.
(EJS)
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<< <i>Ive seen some pretty great medals and tokens on this forum.
Lots of art and history there, but still reasonably priced. >>
They've already become hot.
Ed. S.
(EJS)
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Stefanie
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on my current holdings to conjecture about the next hot
series. However, most of the series seem to rotate popularity.
Thus today's quiet series usually become tomorrows new hot
series. I would say Barber and seated Liberty will be hot next
as well as classical commems, in MS-66 or higher,
which have been dormant for a number of years now.
Camelot
No $1 gold, 3CS, or Mercury dimes. My guess is halves. Not Franky's...they're too damn drab, or Kennedy's...kinda like Ikes, too modern and too much like Oreos. I guess Walking Liberties.
Lance.
My wag...
Collector of Early 20th Century U.S. Coinage.
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<< <i>Ikes... too much like Oreos >>
<< <i>Lincoln cents.
I agree with you on that one. I think the late year s mintages will end up soaring in value.
<< <i>Slabbed food stamps >>
Canceled ones of course
Seriously I saw a full book of these on EBay that was printed off center from the 1970's that brought a almost $400...
I didn't know these where collectable!
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<< <i>Slabbed food stamps >>
Canceled ones of course
Seriously I saw a full book of these on EBay that was printed off center from the 1970's that brought a almost $400...
I didn't know these where collectable!
Cow patties would be collectible if they could slab and grade them
Stefanie
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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More CoinsAreFun Pictorials NGC FOR SALE
be the new collecting rarge. These coins were
poorly made and not really collected so that in
general they were abused in trade.
Camelot
<< <i>Lincoln cents.
I was thinking the same thing with the state of the market. But we're also waiting for that new band of collectors to jumpstart the hamster wheel again.
And Jefferson nickels!
Leo
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
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- But there may be a run on the Buckwheat Penny Sailor Set as seen on the Coin Vault Show
I think the state quarters and presidential dollar series has a chance of coming on strong one of these days. Yeah yeah I know we hate them... but there are more kiddies, mom and pops interested in building an "affordable" collection than $5000 and up buyers.