Will the 2009 Proof sets hold their value?

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by jwa_jwa_jwa, Apr 12, 2010.

  1. green18

    green18 Unknown member Sweet on Commemorative Coins

    Is there a differance in weight between P & D Guy?
     
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  3. jwa_jwa_jwa

    jwa_jwa_jwa Senior Member

    I'm doing the same thing green, for the same exact reason.
     
  4. holz

    holz holz

    the satin would 3.1 and zinc 2.5. should be able to tell by picking them up.
     
  5. holz

    holz holz

    The $27.95 for 2009 is cheap compared to 2010 they go up to $31.95? and u get 6 less pennies and two quaters are missing. Go figure.
     
  6. jwa_jwa_jwa

    jwa_jwa_jwa Senior Member

    holz you're making a strong case for getting extra 2009 uncirculated sets.
     
  7. holz

    holz holz

    Better then the Boy Scout Com.
     
  8. jwa_jwa_jwa

    jwa_jwa_jwa Senior Member

    I've heeded the advice of my fellow CT advisers and have not bought any additional ones.
     
  9. holz

    holz holz

    Me too, Had 24 Uncs on order that I cancelled.
     
  10. sunflower

    sunflower New Member

    Do you enjoy looking at them, handling, and knowing that you have them?

    I would not worry about the current price tag, if it is something you can appreciate.
     
  11. mpcusa

    mpcusa "Official C.T. TROLL SWEEPER"

    You could always invest in Mpc !!
     
  12. elaine 1970

    elaine 1970 material girl

    2008 clad proof set-- 14 pc-- 1,425,136--cost-- $26.95
    2009 clad proof set --18 pc-- 1,461,004--cost-- $29.95 (not final)
     
  13. jwa_jwa_jwa

    jwa_jwa_jwa Senior Member

    I am going to hypothesize that the 2009 sales increase can be largely attributed to the inclusion of the Lincoln pennies.

    I know this is what drove me to grab me some extra sets.
     
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