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Coin Collecting...100 years from now.
ambro51
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Collectors will be amazed at the ease which proof coinage from the past can be obtained.
US Government will STILL have hoards of unreleased $1 coins, much the same as the bags of Morgan Dollars.
Zinc Business strike cents will be nearly impossible to find in collector grades.
Gold coins will be eagerly sought and valued at astronomical prices.
PCGS and NCG slabbed coins from "back in the day" will hold huge premium values.
Large Cents will be the 'hottest' vintage coin series.
TPG techniques will include argon filled slabs with advanced RFID type identification.
US Government will STILL have hoards of unreleased $1 coins, much the same as the bags of Morgan Dollars.
Zinc Business strike cents will be nearly impossible to find in collector grades.
Gold coins will be eagerly sought and valued at astronomical prices.
PCGS and NCG slabbed coins from "back in the day" will hold huge premium values.
Large Cents will be the 'hottest' vintage coin series.
TPG techniques will include argon filled slabs with advanced RFID type identification.
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In the year 2525
Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
www.brunkauctions.com
but there will only be electronic money,
no coins or currency.
<< <i>I don't know about coin collecting,
but there will only be electronic money,
no coins or currency. >>
Ain't this the truth!
Dead Cat Waltz Exonumia
"Coin collecting for outcasts..."
...slabs will be 6X8 inches in size to accommodate all the extra + or bean or star designations that will have evolved
in this time period.
<< <i>Coins, which disappeared from use in the 2020's when cash transactions were outlawed, are a curiosity item that are saved by a few eccentric types. >>
Called numismatists or something else (crazy).
<< <i>Coin Collecting...100 years from now.
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...."Hello..Yes this is the U.S.Mint operator and I can take your order for Presidential Dollars....we have loads and loads of them left"........snicker...snicker...
Ol' curly will still be interested in the hot ones, he just won't remember why.
Nearly all of the clad coinage except for very highest grades has long been melted for scrap or turned into the government for conversion at a penny on the dollar.
Gold coins are what maintained their value, the spouse coins that nobody wanted, especially the Liberty ones sell for decent premiums. 2008 w Gold buffalo coins are most valuable.
Many collectors of non-gold classics got burned in the hyperinflation, with values of collections plunging 500% or more.
When coin dealers say some coin collections are only worth melt, they really are, and that is non-gold.
<< <i>Ol' curly will still be interested in the hot ones, he just won't remember why. >>
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<< <i>PCGS will be renamed Peking Coin Grading Service. >>
lmao, no kidding
Further going to a coin show held on 12-16-2110 and cruising the bourse in you personal, antigravity, single seat, convertible, mini hovercraft, with built in felt tray, halogen light, variable loupe/scanning electron microscope/sniffer/net connection/hi-def 3D plasma screen/mini-bar you will:
a. still see dealers wearing shirts that have mustard stains on them; and
b. will receive a U.S. Coin Forum news flash/update from SanctionIV [my then 70 year old grandson] that the 156 year old judge in the Langbord lawsuit has finally issued a ruling [from his bed inside of his hermetically sealed chambers at the US Courthouse in Philly] on the two pending motions that were submitted to him for decision on 12-16-2009 and that he has also set a trial date in the case for August 16, 2177 [the 200th anniversary of the death of Elvis]
"Apps" will replace all human thoughts, education, memory, and judgment.
A robot will evaluate the collectible item, negotiate price and terms, issue debt and derivatives against it, float them in the market where they will be automatically packaged and sold to other Apps, and all this will happen in a fraction of a second and all the computing power will be maintained in the Computer Cloud.
the actual humans will look and act a lot like the "people" characters in the movie "Wall-E": very rotund, very lazy, everything put in their reach and done for them automatically
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
I knew it would happen.
Now that wouldn,t suprise me.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
JH
Proof Buffalo Registry Set
Capped Bust Quarters Registry Set
Proof Walking Liberty Halves Registry Set
The Washington quarter will run out of things to commemorate and will revert to the design of 1932.
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
check your math
1 Quadrillion is 1000 Trillion
Smallest coin in circ now is 1c, smallest coin 100 years from now $1 = 100X greater
Debt now is $14Trillion
Debt 100 years from now $14Quadrillion is 1000X greater
So actual debt has grown by 10X over smallest coin. Seems reasonable. Lets have our great, great, grandkids meet at that years ANA and settle a bet. David Hall IV can be the arbitrator. What say you?
but there will only be electronic money,
no coins or currency. >>>
Or;
The population of the United States will be 46 million people. The Great Chinese War, which took place from 2019 to 2028...had an unfavorable outcome.
Most people will get around on horseback, or bicycle.
The country will be divided into six zones, each ruled by a Lord appointed by Bejing.
Flying home made Kites will be the most popular hobby.
Native Americans, Indians....will account for 30 percent of the population.
Sasquatch, having been discovered alive in 2050, will become mainstream and by 2098 will dominate sports.
<< <i>Ol' curly will still be interested in the hot ones, he just won't remember why. >>
Curly, We're talking about coins here.
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<< <i>Richard Nachbar will be calling it quits....... >>
ROFLMFAO
The ms 65 of today will be ms66 in the future.
Mark
Discover all unpredictable errors before they occur.
the resulting dis-trust of the citizens of the planet of any currency with out
something tangible attached to it, be it Gold, Silver,Copper, Platinum or what ever metal becomes
popular and as perceived to have value backing it up will make it that coins will become
the primary units of trade. (Again) Keeping coin collecting as one of the great hobbies to be enjoyed.
It will be discovered by a 10 year old boy in South West Michigan with a pair
of tin snips that inside each 2010 Lincoln Shield Cent was placed at production, a small
rice grain size passive tracking device that leads to the country wide destruction
of almost the entire mintage by an outraged population.
Making the surviving specimen's one of the rarest coins
in all of Numismatics. with a total population of 12 specimens left after a 5 year long
country wide well publicized search.
Then My Great Grand son finds a roll in an old safe
left to him by his nutty old great grand father.
Since the Coin Repeal Act of 2109, the
Separated States have been scrambling
to put in redemption centers to handle
the influx of coins being surrendered by
all S.S. citizens.
It has been estimated that over 14.5
billion coins have already been surrendered
and the Separated States Investigation Unit
expect at least twice that number still remain
at large. To find a redemption center near
your area, contact your local Partisan Leader,
which are assigned to every precinct.
Your co-operation is expected.
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
AB
The question of if coins would still be collected. What would the minters of old store tokens think if they knew what 1 of there tokens was selling for now. As long as there are people there will be collectors. It is in our nature to gather things. Some gather coin, some sports cards, some Depression Glass, etc. etc.
Ron
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