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<p>[QUOTE="LETSBUYCOINS, post: 184304, member: 2657"]This year Im looking at gold pieces. I just bought my first gold piece. I bought the 1894 $10 gold piece. On ebay: its in a PCGS slab with an MS61 grade. Primarily, I was looking for a slabbed piece. Anyways, before I bought it, I looked at the <a href="http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=30025" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=30025" rel="nofollow">PCGS price guide</a>, so the price I paid was reasonable. I didnt overpay for the coin. But when I bought the coin, I didnt pay attention to the mintage quantity. I see a lot of gold pieces had low mintage quantitties, from 30,000 to 300,000. My 1894 $10 piece is over 2,000,000 mintage quantity., yet what I dont undertsand, is a lot of the gold pieces with low mintage quantities are relatively cheap in price from the very fine grade up to the MS 62 grade., The $2,50 gold pieces have a lot of low mintage quantities, but a lot of them start at $300 in the low grades. Is my 1894 a bad investment? are the low mintage coins Under-priced? is the coin market going to see some big increases? and lets talk gold quantity? The $10 gold piece is a half-ounce coin. at 90% gold content, its fractionally under a half-ounce of gold. So gold content on my 1894 is $275. I paid $385PCGS lists my coin at $435 and going down. Coinworld magazine January 2007 edition lists the coin at $500. Where is the hobby at right now? Are the more common gold pieces going to hold their numismatic value? or are the coin dealers heavily looking at the gold spot-price in buying and selling these coins? [misc rambling: ....I posted on this site in 2005. In 2005 I was experimenting with Morgans. In 2006 I stayed away from coins. I love ebay, but Im not buying any more coins on ebay that are not in PCGS or NGC slabs. I was buying 1880-o morgans. Thats a great semi-rare date to collect. I lost a little money on some of my coins, but the 1880-o I was getting some serious pocket money on that date when I dumped my morgans at the local shows in mid 2005.][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="LETSBUYCOINS, post: 184304, member: 2657"]This year Im looking at gold pieces. I just bought my first gold piece. I bought the 1894 $10 gold piece. On ebay: its in a PCGS slab with an MS61 grade. Primarily, I was looking for a slabbed piece. Anyways, before I bought it, I looked at the [URL="http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=30025"]PCGS price guide[/URL], so the price I paid was reasonable. I didnt overpay for the coin. But when I bought the coin, I didnt pay attention to the mintage quantity. I see a lot of gold pieces had low mintage quantitties, from 30,000 to 300,000. My 1894 $10 piece is over 2,000,000 mintage quantity., yet what I dont undertsand, is a lot of the gold pieces with low mintage quantities are relatively cheap in price from the very fine grade up to the MS 62 grade., The $2,50 gold pieces have a lot of low mintage quantities, but a lot of them start at $300 in the low grades. Is my 1894 a bad investment? are the low mintage coins Under-priced? is the coin market going to see some big increases? and lets talk gold quantity? The $10 gold piece is a half-ounce coin. at 90% gold content, its fractionally under a half-ounce of gold. So gold content on my 1894 is $275. I paid $385PCGS lists my coin at $435 and going down. Coinworld magazine January 2007 edition lists the coin at $500. Where is the hobby at right now? Are the more common gold pieces going to hold their numismatic value? or are the coin dealers heavily looking at the gold spot-price in buying and selling these coins? [misc rambling: ....I posted on this site in 2005. In 2005 I was experimenting with Morgans. In 2006 I stayed away from coins. I love ebay, but Im not buying any more coins on ebay that are not in PCGS or NGC slabs. I was buying 1880-o morgans. Thats a great semi-rare date to collect. I lost a little money on some of my coins, but the 1880-o I was getting some serious pocket money on that date when I dumped my morgans at the local shows in mid 2005.][/QUOTE]
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