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<p>[QUOTE="Insider, post: 2783195, member: 24314"]Marshall, posted: "That's great investment advice. But I'm a collector, not an investor."</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks. There is a huge market in damaged coins both raw and slabbed in "details" holders. I have quite a few myself, that I use. We all collect what we like. </p><p><br /></p><p>The suggestion I made was based on experience. I think if you ask around or do some research you'll find that through the decades, the folks who turned out to be the best "investors" were just coin collectors with no regard to profit. They spent their money on nice, attractive coins and collected what they like. </p><p><br /></p><p>At this time there are a few collectors assembling type sets of the lowest grade coins they can find. This has driven the price of specimens that escaped the melt pot thru the roof! I'll bet someone is also working on a type set of corroded coins at this very minute.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Insider, post: 2783195, member: 24314"]Marshall, posted: "That's great investment advice. But I'm a collector, not an investor." Thanks. There is a huge market in damaged coins both raw and slabbed in "details" holders. I have quite a few myself, that I use. We all collect what we like. The suggestion I made was based on experience. I think if you ask around or do some research you'll find that through the decades, the folks who turned out to be the best "investors" were just coin collectors with no regard to profit. They spent their money on nice, attractive coins and collected what they like. At this time there are a few collectors assembling type sets of the lowest grade coins they can find. This has driven the price of specimens that escaped the melt pot thru the roof! I'll bet someone is also working on a type set of corroded coins at this very minute.[/QUOTE]
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