What's Your Coin Wishlist For The Next 12 Months ?

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by GoldFinger1969, Sep 28, 2026 at 12:54 PM.

  1. ddddd

    ddddd Member

    They will be sold directly by the US Mint. We still don't have the information about the mintage or price. It appears the limit will be one per person.

    The 1/10 oz proof Gold Eagle was $605 (currently unavailable) so I'm thinking the Buffalo will be around the same price (maybe more but hopefully not above $650).

    If they sell out quickly, then I can see them reaching $1k in the secondary market. The 2008 goes for about $900-$1k on average.
     
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  3. GoldFinger1969

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    Good Luck to you and anybody else trying to get one at a good price....maybe I'll get one in a few years, for now, I need all my $$$ at those 3 targets I listed in the OP. :D
     
  4. Troodon

    Troodon Coin Collector

    I'm hoping the Mint looks at how many people want the 1/10 oz buffalo and actually make it an annual thing. I can understand why they didn't make any in 2009 but not why they didn't make any since. I'd love to grab the 2026 one if possible.

    Other goals:
    Would love to finish the Dansco 7070 finally and the last one I need to finish it is a Seated Liberty dollar with motto. I'd want one of these in at least XF.

    Am close to finishing the Lincoln cents album, only needing 3 more to finish it, but of course they're the big ones: 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, and 1922 plain. Would love to get at least one of these in the next year maybe.

    Less lofty goal and definitely doable: I'm pretty close to finishing Roosevelt dimes, just need a handful of the silver ones. These aren't hard to find and not too expensive, even at the current price of silver. Whenever I'm in the mood to stop by a coin store or coin show I try to pick up a few. This wouldn't be too difficult to finish within the year.

    And will still coin roll hunt quarters from time to time; would love to find the rest of the W's I need (have 4 so far: Idaho, Kansas, American Samoa, and Vermont).
     

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