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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;f35musketddo, post: 2220784, member: 72975&quot;]for under 1k with a potential for growth in value I would say to dwell your focus and research into the new varieties on modern coins that dont have a big market yet because with coins only time determines its price course. I assume. there might be some modern error varieties out there with price tags of $500. That dont mean it might be worth 5,000 later. some high prices are thrown to see who bites.&nbsp; Research, look, find, decide. Id suggest either the last of the lincoln memorial dates error varieties and pop for growth. stay away from state quarters i just dont see it there. jefferson nickels maybe since the new obverse looks worse than the previous. But to answer your question in general coming from a guy who is new and most familiar with 1909 and later cents hmmmm for 1k and growth, since all old coins probably equal what they will in the future perhaps.&nbsp; Aim for something that stands out and looks priceless to show off, maybe a toned liberty head, a toned buffalo nickel, toned ben franklins or[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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