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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;beef1020, post: 951863, member: 24544&quot;]I have a feeling the rare coins will increase in value more then the common coins.&nbsp; With that said I would look at series which are rare and out of favor with collectors at the moment.&nbsp; I actually think walking liberty half, Franklin half, Roosevelt dime, and almost any barber series coin have lower prices then their scarcity would indicate.&nbsp; If these coins come into favor in the future the values of their rare years will go up.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>An example would be the 1950 s dime with a mintage of around 20 million in MS66 sold on ebay for $40 versus 1915 D cent with mintage of around 20 million selling for 60 raw in AU condition.&nbsp; I know mintage is not the only factor in survival of coins, but that is my quick thinking.</p><p><br /></p><p>Update.&nbsp; I quick search on heritage turned this up, 1950 s in MS67 sold for 60, in PCGS there were 180 in this grade with 7 higher with 1000 in all grades, so the MS67 is top 10%.&nbsp; an XF40 1915 D sold for 60 as well, and in PCGS there are 46 in this grade with 250 higher out of a total 429 in all grades, so the XF40 is around 40%.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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