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<p>[QUOTE="NotSure, post: 905988, member: 20034"]I agree totally. With high mintages, not much upside at all (there are exceptions, like the Buffalo). The designs on some/most are nice enough. If you look close/hard enough, you can pick up ones graded for less than issue or grading, MS68, 69. I just crack 'em and load a Dansco with them, for in 50 years only. the $1 commems will be worth anything, and thats due to their intrinsic value. </p><p> </p><p>I HAD a top 5 half dollar commem set, all PCGS. Decided to sell, and the beating I took on the halves, well, it was almost as bad as the beating I took on selling my Prez FDI dollar coins. I swore off moderns after those 2 debacles. I'll stick with coins that at least have intrinsic value for silver, or pre-1900 for other coins. The modern sector is not in a good way for the end user.</p><p> </p><p>As we speak, there are boxes and boxes of coins (ASE's, Prez dollars) that are sitting in NGC and PCGS, all eligible for FDI, just sitting there, waiting to be opened. I don't admire the modern dealer right now....it's got to be a tough gig, minus the gold/platinum/silver bullion coins right now </p><p> </p><p>Too high mintages now for these moderns, unless you find the 'jewell' MS68 (thats for business strikes), MS/PR70 for commems. I swore off moderns after those 2 debacles. I'll stick with coins that at least have intrinsic value for silver, or pre-1900 for other coins. The modern sector is not in a good way for everyone...from the dealer/submitter, to the end user.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="NotSure, post: 905988, member: 20034"]I agree totally. With high mintages, not much upside at all (there are exceptions, like the Buffalo). The designs on some/most are nice enough. If you look close/hard enough, you can pick up ones graded for less than issue or grading, MS68, 69. I just crack 'em and load a Dansco with them, for in 50 years only. the $1 commems will be worth anything, and thats due to their intrinsic value. I HAD a top 5 half dollar commem set, all PCGS. Decided to sell, and the beating I took on the halves, well, it was almost as bad as the beating I took on selling my Prez FDI dollar coins. I swore off moderns after those 2 debacles. I'll stick with coins that at least have intrinsic value for silver, or pre-1900 for other coins. The modern sector is not in a good way for the end user. As we speak, there are boxes and boxes of coins (ASE's, Prez dollars) that are sitting in NGC and PCGS, all eligible for FDI, just sitting there, waiting to be opened. I don't admire the modern dealer right now....it's got to be a tough gig, minus the gold/platinum/silver bullion coins right now Too high mintages now for these moderns, unless you find the 'jewell' MS68 (thats for business strikes), MS/PR70 for commems. I swore off moderns after those 2 debacles. I'll stick with coins that at least have intrinsic value for silver, or pre-1900 for other coins. The modern sector is not in a good way for everyone...from the dealer/submitter, to the end user.[/QUOTE]
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