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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1220542, member: 22143"]I don't see any reason not to own any of these coins including the first year issues. For a while, when many were referring to them as uglies, they were good buys just from a bullion standpoint. These days even those coins carry a numismatic premium over spot gold. 1/2 ounce gold coin is a good size and compare what other coins of that size cost. </p><p><br /></p><p>The lesson to be learned here is when the masses (of coin collectors) are saying something isn't worth buying, this is when you buy. My recommendation is to pick up any of these coins that you can get for a good price. </p><p><br /></p><p>(As a side opinion, many people mistake the rather homely nature of these women as making for an ugly coin. There is a difference. Many of these have excellent reverses and all have a good bit of Americana to them. It's certainly a refreshing change from the militaristic and too literal coins the Mint has been releasing otherwise.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1220542, member: 22143"]I don't see any reason not to own any of these coins including the first year issues. For a while, when many were referring to them as uglies, they were good buys just from a bullion standpoint. These days even those coins carry a numismatic premium over spot gold. 1/2 ounce gold coin is a good size and compare what other coins of that size cost. The lesson to be learned here is when the masses (of coin collectors) are saying something isn't worth buying, this is when you buy. My recommendation is to pick up any of these coins that you can get for a good price. (As a side opinion, many people mistake the rather homely nature of these women as making for an ugly coin. There is a difference. Many of these have excellent reverses and all have a good bit of Americana to them. It's certainly a refreshing change from the militaristic and too literal coins the Mint has been releasing otherwise.)[/QUOTE]
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