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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LEG END, post: 1069207, member: 26139&quot;]Here is a winning strategy. Buy this year&#039;s proof ASE in quantity. If you can afford five to ten, that is great. Cull out the bad ones until you get UltraCameo 69 or 70 coins. Then you either sit until next year or find local sources with other years. Take your magnifying glass and offer to trade older years for the new releases. Once this year&#039;s ASE is no longer being sold, it becomes a seller&#039;s market. Especially now you can buy and sell near melt, with some gold and silver dealers having an excess of high grade coins, ready to turn a modest profit. Most of them are happy to get the latest and greatest, and you can work, one year at a time, toward catching up. Be careful to put up enough of this year-whatever it is. 2010 suddenly are not available from the US Mint, and price margins are around 15-30 dollars on EBAY already. Moreover, having seen this year&#039;s ASE, it may be the first of a new proof manufacture process- and thus more valuable later. 201 is a great year for great ASE product.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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