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<p>[QUOTE="halfdfanboy, post: 858693, member: 24566"]Being an Eagle Scout myself, and a scout leader for years, I'd like to point out something. Just beause there is a coin collecting merit badge is not going to effect the price of the coin. There's a swiming merit bage but that's not getting people to build more pools. There's a camping merit bage but that's not moving thousnds of coleman tents. So don't count on the fact that just because their's a hobby related badge is going to rise the coin value.</p><p> </p><p>That said... I do think the coin will hold value given the Scouting movement and people willing to acquire them in the aftermarket. However, while it could appericate in value, I not putting my own money on it. I bought a proof and a unc for my personal collection. No intentions of buying more to deal in them or try and make a buck. If somebody can make a buck buying them and selling them later, best wishes too you. </p><p> </p><p>I've made some money in coins, only when I bought something for the right price and know I could turn around and sell it for more. That's easy money. Buying coins from the Mint the same as everybody else can and just hoping they rise, well good luck to you. But it's not for me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="halfdfanboy, post: 858693, member: 24566"]Being an Eagle Scout myself, and a scout leader for years, I'd like to point out something. Just beause there is a coin collecting merit badge is not going to effect the price of the coin. There's a swiming merit bage but that's not getting people to build more pools. There's a camping merit bage but that's not moving thousnds of coleman tents. So don't count on the fact that just because their's a hobby related badge is going to rise the coin value. That said... I do think the coin will hold value given the Scouting movement and people willing to acquire them in the aftermarket. However, while it could appericate in value, I not putting my own money on it. I bought a proof and a unc for my personal collection. No intentions of buying more to deal in them or try and make a buck. If somebody can make a buck buying them and selling them later, best wishes too you. I've made some money in coins, only when I bought something for the right price and know I could turn around and sell it for more. That's easy money. Buying coins from the Mint the same as everybody else can and just hoping they rise, well good luck to you. But it's not for me.[/QUOTE]
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