Mintage = 47,885 and they are not making any more. I guess they are worth what people are willing to pay for them. TC
The US Mint just moved this announcement to their homepage: · 2014 National Baseball Hall of Fame Coin Program: Due to the extremely strong...
I originally thought 20/19 but does not look like it.
Curled 2?
Wow! That's crazy. I am sure you pay a fair price, but they could have made a lot more money (like you will) elsewhere.
Sports cards hit the wall when they became easy to forge among numerous other reasons. However, the sports memorabilia market (jerseys,...
3 of what? :stop: If you are referring to HOF gold, who in their right mind would sell them to you when they could 2-4x their money on eBay?...
You are probably right that they will be reproductions. I do not collect labels but many do, and this may increase demand and cross over to the...
The US Mint is already considering a Football HOF commemorative coin. I am sure after that Golf, Tennis, etc. will follow...lol :)
If you think these are ugly, you should take a look at the First Spouse gold coins. :yack::wacky::bucktooth::depressed::dead:
Demand is key! Even if something is rare (mintage or survival is low), people still need to want it for it to be valuable. The HOF coins may...
I agree with you Mike. However, it seems that Peter has vetted and endorses it. TC
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I am considering the sports collectors market as well. NGC and PCGS have just commissioned baseball players (NGC) and the design winner (PCGS) to...
Coin #1 is fake. Coin #2 is the real deal. TC
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I love this discussion because nobody can possibly know for sure what will be the "must have" coins of the future. However, from what has been...
That is on the 3rd side, edge of coin. TC
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