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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;quartertapper, post: 824321, member: 16104&quot;]I think what most people&#039;s points in this thread are that these ASEs are not intended for circulation, but for bullion purposes. While some people collect high graded ASEs, most see it as a one ounce hunk of silver, no matter how many scratches, nicks, or dings are in them. Standing Liberty Quarters on the other hand, were made for commerce. Few of any given date or mintmark were saved from circulation. Now divide that number into groups with good strikes, and few bagmarks. You have some true rarities. Then look at the 2009 ASEs mintages. All are uncirculated, most are well struck, all are handled with more care than business struck coins, and probably half are cherry picked for possibly a trip to a grading service. I can&#039;t see it as a sound investment.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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