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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;longnine009, post: 213812, member: 1886&quot;]Some posters in this thread may recall that we&nbsp; had a discussion in CoinWorld once about collecting formerly hyped&nbsp; coins from the 50&#039;s 60&#039;s and 70&#039;s-at the now greatly reduced prices.&nbsp; What if say five&nbsp; collectors decided together to start&nbsp; collecting along these lines and they call their Theme The Great Expectations collection-(the name of the thread if I recall correctly).&nbsp; On a given day one collector&nbsp; buys a 1950-D nickel; another buys a 1960D small date cent; another buys a Franklin Mint medal, Another buys a 1974 Streak With Silver Art bar, another buys a 1965&nbsp; Canadian proof set. These five items bear no relation to each other but they all relate to the&nbsp; Theme. It would be known, or could be known that the five collectors had made these buys on a given day. But if they don&#039;t disclose their purpose, of what use is that information to investors? Their&nbsp; buying pattern is dispersion not concentration.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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