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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cloudsweeper99, post: 51428, member: 3011&quot;]Here is another thought about an approach that might work for investing in coins.&nbsp; If the goal is investing, then it might be smart to look for the coins that the &quot;real collectors&quot; will want in the future.&nbsp; For example, it isn&#039;t necessary to collect every Morgan silver dollar or Mercury dime, just a few of the more scarce coins or highly desired coins in the series in a sufficiently high grade to make them interesting to collectors and easy to sell at some point in time.&nbsp; So the collectors will be seeking the complete sets, and the investors will help them out by filling holes, hopefully at a profit.&nbsp; And in the meantime [which may be a very long time], the investor can enjoy a fairly diverse, unusual, but high quality collection of their own with no particular theme.&nbsp; But that said, where would someone get a list of key dates, scarce coins, or whatever else is likely to be sought now and in the future [excluding, of course, the one of a kind coins that are out of reach for 99% of everyone].&nbsp; I don&#039;t know enough [yet] to be able to follow my own suggestion.&nbsp; So comments and suggestions are welcome.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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