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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;taxbuster1040, post: 21698, member: 1594&quot;]I recently renewed my interest in coin collecting with a vengeance. I had collected since I was a kid, joined the local coin club about 30 years ago and then lost interest for about 28 years. I noticed some of my&nbsp; stuff went up in value 3 or 4 times, maybe about 4% annually some less then that and some stuff was worthless. ( unscrupulous dealers).&nbsp; About 6 months ago I started reading books and scanning the internet sites like your forum here for good advice. I recently bought a few pcgs coins ranging from $750 to $2100 at auction and from reputable dealers I got from the Pcgs&nbsp; internet site.. I really have the bug.&nbsp; Dealer newsletters seem self serving to me. I am a self starter. I also don&#039;t much believe in dealer advice, if for no other reason that there is no source to confirm their investment record like there is say mutual fund managers...... By the way&nbsp; how come there isnt? Don&#039;t any of you dealers have a good investment record? I don&#039;t mean to be flip, but this hobby seems to need reliable investment advice. Now my question- unlike 30 years ago, i don&#039;t want to buy any more common stuff( i have enough of that anyhow). I like ms 62 and up and the way they look.&nbsp; I scanned the Heritage site and I noticed that over the past 12 years sometimes common coins go up faster than&nbsp; the ms 66 stuff. I would like to know if there are CURRENT books written on the best coins to buy for price appreciation. I notice that alot of the books are old 5- 10 years. Is there a very current book that suggests 10 or 20 coins that should get at least 7% appreciation annually over the next 20 years?&nbsp; I also would&#039;t mind your opinion on this, which 10 coins should provide superior investment returns in the next 20 years and why! Thanks so much for your input.....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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