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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tcore, post: 181047, member: 2949&quot;]I see a potential Platinum anniversary set as one that will be nice to have and will see some rise in value. The main problem with this set, of course, is that at several thousand dollars, very few people can afford it. So, even if it&#039;s popular, the force of the entire collector market won&#039;t be behind it, say as much as the silver anniversary set where a much larger portion of the population can scratch together the necessary funds. Of course, if the mint did something like release a Reverse Proof 1/10 oz single, that sucker could take off.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I just don&#039;t see the presidential dollar / first wives coins going places...we&#039;ll see. Maybe it&#039;s because I don&#039;t like them. The first set of first wives will see some popularity along with select other coins. In the end, large portions of the population buying them will buy the popular ones (<span style="color: black">Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy)</span>, but the real winners may be the ones that nobody wants at the time. Let&#039;s face it, a lot of those old bitties aren&#039;t going to make pretty coins. :goofer: </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The Jamestown coins will be pretty popular I think and may be good bets (especially the gold coins).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>It will be fun to wait and see.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The real winners in 2007 may be the winners from 2006! Once people realize that a whole series of uncirculated W coins even came out :rolling: , those might get hot. Also, the 20th Anniversary AGE, ASE sets (and particularly the Reverse Proof singles) will continue to be desired.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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