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<p>[QUOTE="JBK, post: 48335, member: 1101"]They used to call these PNCs in the 70s when they first became popular (relatively speaking). It stood for Philatelic-Numismatic Cover. In my eyes, it blended two hobbies which are suprisingly incompatibe. In my experience, very few coon collectors also actively collect stamps, and vbice versa. So, neither side was especially happy about he marriage of the two in a collectible. </p><p><br /></p><p>Most (all?) PNCs have never been a good investment. If the Buff nickel is HUGE and stays HUGE (yes to #1, not sure about #2) then MAYBE the item will increase in value, but otherwise I would say it is a poor investem , unless you can make a few bucks off speculative price increases. But, you will have to know when to sell and be quick about it. </p><p><br /></p><p>It is a collectible, and is only worth the happiness you get from owning it. If you are looking for $$$ rewards, I would not go near them. I did buy a quarter one from a sentimental favorite state, but that is about it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JBK, post: 48335, member: 1101"]They used to call these PNCs in the 70s when they first became popular (relatively speaking). It stood for Philatelic-Numismatic Cover. In my eyes, it blended two hobbies which are suprisingly incompatibe. In my experience, very few coon collectors also actively collect stamps, and vbice versa. So, neither side was especially happy about he marriage of the two in a collectible. Most (all?) PNCs have never been a good investment. If the Buff nickel is HUGE and stays HUGE (yes to #1, not sure about #2) then MAYBE the item will increase in value, but otherwise I would say it is a poor investem , unless you can make a few bucks off speculative price increases. But, you will have to know when to sell and be quick about it. It is a collectible, and is only worth the happiness you get from owning it. If you are looking for $$$ rewards, I would not go near them. I did buy a quarter one from a sentimental favorite state, but that is about it.[/QUOTE]
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