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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TommyP, post: 2632995, member: 80814&quot;]Well, I&#039;ll have to defer to your expertise here but I&#039;d have to think that rarity has more value in the long run versus the flavor of the moment. If I have only one of something and they ain&#039;t makin&#039; any more of them then the value almost certainly would have to go up in the long run. I&#039;d also think that the popularity of certain rarities has a lot to do with who knows about it and how much the inferred rarity is &#039;advertised&#039; if you will. That applies with anything. Look at that &#039;pickers&#039; show on tv. People buy crap that means nothing to me for some odd reason. Signs, ads, etc. Because there&#039;s only one or two of something makes it inherently valuable, in my opinion. Maybe not today but likely tomorrow or someday relatively soon I&#039;d think. I know nothing about ancients so again I&#039;d defer to you but, to say rarity means &#039;nothing&#039; is a bit steep. Just sayin&#039;. Demand changes like the wind, even in coins (well, alright, sometimes in coins too).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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