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<p>[QUOTE="NotSure, post: 785460, member: 20034"]I couldn't agree more with what CamaroDMD said.</p><p> </p><p>The 'edge' errors, while going for decent money right now, will go the way of the 'extra leaf' and 'extra tree' varieties. Just like the 'missing edge lettering' GW, which was big $$ out of the chute, then plummeted. There will be some renewed interest with Lincoln coming out, but after that, I don't see much happening with them till FDR, Kennedy & Nixon issues. Mintages, while dropping at warp speed, are still going to be in the tens of millions. With mintage numbers like that, while ther WILL be 'key/semi-key dates' (there's 'key/semi-key dates in EVERY series, but that doesn't mean they're automatically rare, worth big money, etc), the high mintages will not allow this series to be of any big value. </p><p> </p><p>Registry sets have been the only factor in some high prices being paid for high-grade material (not including the error coins). The FDI designated coins are dogs. That was the worst decision I have made in a long, long time, as a collector, and I'm bailing out on them...I'm going to get killed on the prices realized, but I'm getting out now, as I don't see these gaining any price movement even after the market gets healthier. Going to put those proceeds towards some Bust material. I'll still keep my subscription for the Presidential First Day Coin Covers (I get 2 of each issue), just to put a Dansco together with one set of covers, and maybe the Covers themselves will draw attention (but this would be another case of 'mint packaging premium'), so I'll keep a full set of sealed, white mint packaged covers.....but I am NOT expecting these to be winners...short term, medium term, or long term. </p><p> </p><p>Finally, for those who think coins are an 'investment', you should re-think your priorities (unless you can afford the 1913 Liberty Head nickel or 1804 Dollar). If your coins increase in value, more power to you. If you are looking for an investment, you should put your money somewhere else. Your collection is just that, a collection, not a portfolio (again, unless you can afford the ultra rarieties...which will always command good money....but even the owners of THOSE coins have sometimes sold at a loss).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="NotSure, post: 785460, member: 20034"]I couldn't agree more with what CamaroDMD said. The 'edge' errors, while going for decent money right now, will go the way of the 'extra leaf' and 'extra tree' varieties. Just like the 'missing edge lettering' GW, which was big $$ out of the chute, then plummeted. There will be some renewed interest with Lincoln coming out, but after that, I don't see much happening with them till FDR, Kennedy & Nixon issues. Mintages, while dropping at warp speed, are still going to be in the tens of millions. With mintage numbers like that, while ther WILL be 'key/semi-key dates' (there's 'key/semi-key dates in EVERY series, but that doesn't mean they're automatically rare, worth big money, etc), the high mintages will not allow this series to be of any big value. Registry sets have been the only factor in some high prices being paid for high-grade material (not including the error coins). The FDI designated coins are dogs. That was the worst decision I have made in a long, long time, as a collector, and I'm bailing out on them...I'm going to get killed on the prices realized, but I'm getting out now, as I don't see these gaining any price movement even after the market gets healthier. Going to put those proceeds towards some Bust material. I'll still keep my subscription for the Presidential First Day Coin Covers (I get 2 of each issue), just to put a Dansco together with one set of covers, and maybe the Covers themselves will draw attention (but this would be another case of 'mint packaging premium'), so I'll keep a full set of sealed, white mint packaged covers.....but I am NOT expecting these to be winners...short term, medium term, or long term. Finally, for those who think coins are an 'investment', you should re-think your priorities (unless you can afford the 1913 Liberty Head nickel or 1804 Dollar). If your coins increase in value, more power to you. If you are looking for an investment, you should put your money somewhere else. Your collection is just that, a collection, not a portfolio (again, unless you can afford the ultra rarieties...which will always command good money....but even the owners of THOSE coins have sometimes sold at a loss).[/QUOTE]
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