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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mr. Coin Lover, post: 463032, member: 16060&quot;]Those coins that are bought for bullion only, say a 1986 or 1987, what kind of history would you speculate it has had?&nbsp; Has it been bought and sold several times over the years or held by the original buyer somewhere.&nbsp; And those coins only bought for the actual silver,&nbsp; are the coins cared for at all?&nbsp; I guess where I&#039;m going with this is suppose you had a 1980 something or up to the mid 1990s, that would have originally been a MS-69, what condition is this coin probably in now?&nbsp; I&#039;m surprised that such a high percentage is bought for the bullion only and I certainly don&#039;t think your estimate is wrong, I have no idea so that is why is I asked. But if such a high percentage is for the bullion only and the coin is not cared for, I would think those that have been cared for would have a good future realizing I&#039;m looking out say twenty years from now.&nbsp; It seems the ASE gets a lot of &quot;press&quot; on various sites of coin news. I wouldn&#039;t Think this woudl happen if they were not very populat to collectors, and there certainly a lot of these always listed on EBAY.&nbsp; Of course the TV sales show make them appear as the most important thing to come along since the internal combustion engine, but they do sell a tremendous amount of these at high prices.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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