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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhaugh, post: 1875293, member: 36379&quot;]It all depends.&nbsp; If you&#039;re looking for an investment, don&#039;t look at coins.&nbsp; You may end up making a few dollars down the road on your collection, but never count on that happening.&nbsp; Treat it as a hobby.&nbsp; </p><p>That being said, I think there is a good amount of upswing in Ike interest.&nbsp; A Dansco is a good way to start, I have one and it was the first set of uncirculated Ike&#039;s I purchased.&nbsp; You may even get lucky with such a set and it could contain some varieties.&nbsp; </p><p>Now I mostly deal in PCGS Graded Ikes.&nbsp; PCGS is going to have the most liquidity in the current market place.&nbsp; NGC still hasn&#039;t shaken the stigma, at least in the Ike community, that they are a least one grade higher than their PCGS counterparts, and thus overgraded.&nbsp; </p><p>For someone looking to start collecting, the Ike series is a cool choice.&nbsp; They are the last of the large dollars, so their size grabs your attention, and it is a relatively short series.&nbsp; MS grade coins can be readily found, and for very little money you can put together a good basic set in a lower grade.&nbsp; From there, there are tons of varieties, many of which are naked eye visable, so as you grow with the series your collection can grow as well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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