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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;brandon spiegel, post: 2443630, member: 67787&quot;]For decades, it has been known that coins that are of the highest quality are the best investment, because they keep a hedge over inflation and become more and more desired over the course of a persons lifetime, a trend that has been true for many many years. The question is: will this trend continue? In my opinion it will not. This is because, one reason why these coins have risen in value so much is due to the increased specification of what defines quality in a coin, and this its price. With more grades being included on the grade scale, and increased factors that are having larger, and larger effects on a coins value; to the point where not much more differences can be identified in coins. Also, because these coins have been so profitable over so many years, they are starting to cost so much money then a normal collector can afford peoples. Taking into consideration, that new coin collectors are fairly young the trend will not be able to continue, simply because there is a decreased amount of people that can spend thousands and thousands of dollars on a single coin. In my opinion, higher quality coins that are worth between $50-$100 will make a better investment over the course of time in terms of percentages, simply because they are more affordable, when compared to very rare coins, that can cost thousands of dollars. This idea is simply from my perspective and opinion, what do you all think of this?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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