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Message:: [QUOTE="Pocket Change, post: 295569, member: 8012"]To me, the most underrated/undervalued coin is the most overlooked coin.  And then you have to put a time limit on that- are you talkiing in the next 5 years, 10 years, 50 years, etc? Mid to Long term, I don't think this has anything to do with logic, mintages or popularity. With collectibles, it's what you DON'T EXPECT that will be worth a fortune in 10 or 20 years. So what is my goofy answer? Ok.  I'd say MS Sacagawas with NO toning.  Notice how all the Sacs and Dead Prez coins tone?  Is anyone REALLY taking care of them like putting them into Air-Tites so that they won't tone?  No.  Lots of people are just blowing them off and those that do collect them, throw them into Danscos (at best) or 2x2's and be done with it.  After all, it's a stupid series that no one is collecting them. Of course, you can apparently remove toning with chemicals and that will probably get more sophisticated in the future, but I guess I'm just throwing in my 2 cents worth here as a possibility. On another forum here, I was told that the 1950-D Jefferson is probably about as rare in G as it is in UNC.  So there you go. Just trying to think out of the box.  Thanks[/QUOTE]