I know that these presidential $1 coins haven't exactly exploded in value since they came out in '07 and I can't think of any that are actual keys at this point but given the popularity of Lincoln, do you anticipate this year's set being any more or less prized than any of the previous years? I can't personally see why they would be more sought after but who knows.
That bottom link points to posting a new thread Moen..... I think that maybe, just maybe, a little interest for this set might be sparked because of the Lincoln Dollar. If not the set, then surely the coin itself. Dang it, the bulbs blown out on the crystal ball....:smile
I don't now if this will do anything but HSN has a set of the 2009 Lincolns Business & Satin and they are putting a Lincoln Dollar proof in the frame. That means they had to buy tons of proof sets to pull out the Lincolns.
....unless of course it comes with a nifty error example. something like 2009 as a date or something as dramatic.
The problem even if the Lincoln has more interest, the U.S. mint will produce more to satisfy the demand.
I think higher grade 2010 Lincoln Presidential Dollars (MS66+ for business strike/MS68+ for satin, PF70) will demand a premium over equivalent grade earlier presidents and likely later presidents as well. TC
