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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mach330, post: 1068306, member: 25161&quot;]Bullion or not, it is still a coin and a piece of art. I find ASE&#039;s to be one of the best looking modern coins. If I want a perfect set of coins, I want a perfect set of the best design. One could also argue that what is the point of graded copper, nickel, steel, or zinc coins? They are all virtually worthless if demand for that coin dries up. If nobody wants to buy your proof coins, they are only worth whatever metal they are made of.</p><p><br /></p><p>Another point, you can get quite a few years of ASE&#039;s in MS-69 for under $40. And considering regular ASE&#039;s sell for about $33-36 right now, why wouldn&#039;t you want the ones that you are sure will be in the condition you expect IF you are looking to buy them as a collectible coin? ASE&#039;s are both an investment and a collectible. I buy regular ASE&#039;s as an investment, and am starting to buy graded ASE&#039;s because they are a series of coin I want to collect.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, I will agree with the point someone makes about early release being a joke.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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