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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ChasPay, post: 2690431, member: 86286&quot;]From what I&#039;ve noticed, (and showing my age a little, big 52), the internet has played a large role. Consider it a massive coin show that never closes down. You can find coins more readily now. In the 80&#039;s as a kid I would have to order out of a magazine or go to a shop or show. A 1972 Double Die was 750 bucks. Of course you couldn&#039;t find them. You couldn&#039;t just jump online and buy 10,000 wheat penny&#039;s every day. Now you surf the internet, Ebay or websites, and you find it very easy to find every coin out there. From what I understand the ancient coins and world coins are in the upswing as far as the market. They are simply reaching a larger audience. The supply is so much larger now that it is amazing. Of course the worry of fakes is much larger too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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