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<p>[QUOTE="gopher29, post: 1169622, member: 5379"]Sounds like you had a pretty decent time at the show. I attended a big show myself out here in the midwest today (Central States Numismatic Society Convention). It was, as you described yours, more a silver convention than a traditional coinshow. No doubt about it, silver is the main attraction these days at coinshows, coinshops, and even television. Dealers were pushing silver rounds at $50 apiece and SAEs at $60 and folks were snapping them up like the world was going to end tomorrow. For those of us old enough to remember, it's kind of reminiscent of the 1980 Silver bubble hysteria (Hunt Brothers). It will be interesting to see what ultimately happens this time to the silver craze. The good news is that for collectors like ourselves we can pass on todays seemingly high priced silver bullion and take advantage of the relatively depressed prices of numismatics. Before I left, I picked up a 1800/79 large cent to add to my collection in G-4 condition for $60. I said why not. I mean what is $60 today? A one ounce silver eagle?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gopher29, post: 1169622, member: 5379"]Sounds like you had a pretty decent time at the show. I attended a big show myself out here in the midwest today (Central States Numismatic Society Convention). It was, as you described yours, more a silver convention than a traditional coinshow. No doubt about it, silver is the main attraction these days at coinshows, coinshops, and even television. Dealers were pushing silver rounds at $50 apiece and SAEs at $60 and folks were snapping them up like the world was going to end tomorrow. For those of us old enough to remember, it's kind of reminiscent of the 1980 Silver bubble hysteria (Hunt Brothers). It will be interesting to see what ultimately happens this time to the silver craze. The good news is that for collectors like ourselves we can pass on todays seemingly high priced silver bullion and take advantage of the relatively depressed prices of numismatics. Before I left, I picked up a 1800/79 large cent to add to my collection in G-4 condition for $60. I said why not. I mean what is $60 today? A one ounce silver eagle?[/QUOTE]
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