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Originally Posted by elaine 1970  braille dollar might better investment than lincoln. | Commemorative coins should never be considered investments. I know what you mean though Elaine, but I stopped thinking that way over a year ago. Now I just buy what I like without reguard to what it may be worth in the future. On occassion though, if a coin that I may not have bought otherwise is brought to my attention that it may be worth something, then I may just get it. For example, this coin in my signiture line was one of those coins.
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