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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;line_grade, post: 58677, member: 3078&quot;]I would think that the market for any set containing coins from the &quot;state quarters&quot; program will flatten the year of, or shortly there-after, after the end of the program (2008). That is unless the U.S. Mint comes up with another program to stimulate more interest in more collectors than currently exist. I believe that if I want a coin or set for my personal collection, the price is simply a matter of what I need to spend at todays costs. Whether the price goes &quot;north or south&quot; after that is not really that important to me. I have purchased coins in the past that have totally &quot;bombed&quot; and others have gone through the roof, but I love looking at both even to this day. </p><p>Had I made the purchases with the intent of making a profit on them my feelings would be &quot;mixed&quot; at best. For some , the price of a bottle of vintage wine is more than worth hundreds of dollars they are willing to pay , while I am content with the 4 liter $10 dollar bottle.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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