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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 58991, member: 68&quot;]If you like these coins then it might be a great &quot;investment&quot; to buy the coins</p><p>in NGC or PCGS holders so that you can be a little more sure of what you&#039;re getting.&nbsp; </p><p>$550 might or might not be enough to buy them but that&#039;s not the point.&nbsp; If you </p><p>have the time and don&#039;t mind a little work the very best way to acquire many mod-</p><p>erns is as raw coins.&nbsp; For $1700 you could buy 100 new sets from the mint and go </p><p>through looking for the best of each coin.&nbsp; When you&#039;re done sell what&#039;s left over </p><p>and you&#039;ll recoup almost all your money (maybe even more) plus you&#039;ll have the finest </p><p>specimen of each coin.&nbsp; While the best of some may not even be as good as the HSN</p><p>coins it&#039;s a safe bet you&#039;ll get a few that are simply spectacular and nearly unimpro-</p><p>vable.&nbsp; A single MS-70 might sell for more than all 100 sets.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Keep in mind there are no sure things and this one is no exception.&nbsp; Markets can</p><p>change after you commit to them.&nbsp; Try the USmint website and if you try it then be</p><p>sure to order the sets in batches.&nbsp; These sets are packaged consecutively and </p><p>sold as they come.&nbsp; This means if you buy a large number in one shot you might get </p><p>all bad sets or all good sets.&nbsp; For your purposes you&#039;d probably want something like</p><p>a sample.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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