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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 689916, member: 16510&quot;]<b>Predicting gold prices is always a waist of time.</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Predicting gold prices is always a waist of time.</p><p>I have no control at all over what gold will or will not do.</p><p>No one on this site has either.</p><p>Those that say it will go higher will eventually be right and then be wrong.</p><p>Those that say it will go lower will be the same.</p><p>Any gains in the price of gold will never keep up with rare key date U.S. coinage in original nice condition kept for 10 years or more.</p><p>There is gold everywhere - it is always availible in any form you want and from every dealer, pawnshop, coin show and jewlery store.</p><p>You can never say the same about rare key date U.S. coins in original nice condition.</p><p>It is the same thing with 99.9% of all modern mint products since 1960 and especially true of high (TPG) graded modern mint coins.</p><p>None of these are rare and they never will be.</p><p>We have boxes of this stuff come in the coin shows same as gold as common as the day is long.</p><p>What we never have is a 1889-CC Morgan raw in a flip totally original XF-45 and perfect for the grade, or a 1912-S Nickel, or a 22-Plain Lincoln, or a 16-D Mercury.</p><p>Now it may be different in other parts of the country - those super rare coins grandma may be bringing into you&#039;all but not here.</p><p>But gold??? how boring!!!</p><p>I&#039;d say gold will eventually go up or down or stay the same or, yadayada,,,, - lets talk about real coins for a change.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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