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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 1349532, member: 68&quot;]Making money in collectibles is tough.&nbsp; The only sure way is to learn how to buy them and sell at a profit.&nbsp; After that the best bet is pure blind luck.&nbsp; If the first two don&#039;t work for you then&nbsp; you have no choice but to buy something that is underappreciated.&nbsp; Ikes and most moderns certainly fulfill this requirement.&nbsp; Generally people aren&#039;t going to recommend things that aren&#039;t popular&nbsp; so almost all recommendations will be for popular coins.&nbsp; In order for popular coins to increase they have to become even more popular.&nbsp; I think generally the best bet is going with unpopular and hoping for the best.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Of course in the long run it&#039;s the real collectors who tend to do best so try to attack this as a collection instead of an investment.&nbsp; Collectors learn more and see bargains in their specialty upon which they can capitalize by trading or selling.&nbsp; Their costs of acquisition decrease as their appreciation of truly scarce coins increases.&nbsp; When it comes time to sell they have those coins that went up the most where speculators only have the coins that were most available.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>If you have fun in the&nbsp; hobby you have a sure thing and a better chance of making a profit and this applies no matter what you collect.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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