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Message:: [QUOTE="TheMont, post: 2656656, member: 80121"]Well designed coins sell. Just look at the sales figures for the 2014 Baseball Hall of Fame Coin. PCGS came up with a great marketing idea that caught me hook, line, and sinker. They had Hall of Fame members actually sign the label of the coins they slabbed. NGC kind of blew it with "facsimile" signatures on their slabs. First a disclosure, I'm a baseball fan from way back, my dad used to take me to Yankee stadium. I saw Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris play ball right before my eyes. I like the series so much, I have been collecting as many of the different signed holders as I can find. So far I have 27 of them. If I remember correctly, that coin won the Cody Coin of the Year Award. If you make it right they will buy it. I think this coin will mimic the Uncirculated Jackie Robinson Gold Coin, the sales will be so low the coin will become very collectable and in a few years bring a nice premium to someone who buys it from the Mint. The Gold coin from the National Park Service Commemorative Set is a very low mintage coin and I consider it a sleeper. I bought the set and hope that it to will bring a nice premium in a few years.[/QUOTE]