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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 24877376, member: 100459&quot;]i, like many collectors buy coins because they like them or they are bought for investment.&nbsp; When the Mint puts out their schedule, I got through it coin by coin to see if anything interests me or will fit in my registry.&nbsp; Every once in a while, the Mint will put out a coin or a coin set that fit in my registry.&nbsp; I try not to put an air that I am prejudiced, but there have many coins and coin sets that I have difficulty understanding their philosophy as to why the Mint made them.&nbsp; I assume that there is a bit of pressure to produce coins to appease a group of people, whether they are Mormons or Catholics or some other religion or even a man or woman.&nbsp; I would like to have coins with horses on them.&nbsp; I went wild in 1921 when the Mint had a gold and a silver coin with a horse on them.&nbsp; Then in 1923, they had a gold and a silver tree.&nbsp; Living in North Carolina, I&#039;ve never seen or heard of that tree, so I went wild again and bought a gold coin with a tree and a silver coin with a tree.</p><p>Now, we&#039;re in for another set of coins (I hope.).&nbsp; It seems that in the Fall/Autumn of 2024, the Mint is scheduled to mint a gold and a silver 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair coins.&nbsp; They look nice, but my budge may not allow my frivolous speeding.</p><p>Anyway, we&#039;ll see.&nbsp; Anyone else going hog wild in 2024?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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