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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jinglepockets, post: 399945, member: 15233&quot;]Folks - While these may be a novelty, I can give you many instances of coins that were sold similarly as novelties, that today sell for thousands of dollars. I&#039;m not saying that will be the case with these oath dollars, but it is a possibility none the less. And the fact that they are graded by ANACS does give them some legitimacy. Time will tell but if you&#039;re a gambler like me, an &quot;bet on the come&quot;, you might want to snatch a couple up. As of right now, there are no Washington Oath Dollars available and we can&#039;t seem to even confirm that they were made. But for arguments sake, let&#039;s say they are out there somewhere. Novelty or not, can you imagine what will happen to the price of the other three, if Washington&#039;s materialize?? Those that could snatch up some Washington&#039;s would have a completed set and I&#039;m certain the value for that (again - novelty or not), would skyrocket because of the rarity. I&#039;m up for spending a few bucks just in case. And if nothing else, my Grand-Son will have some rare and unique coins in about 20-30 years that will make his Presidential Dollar Collection a little different than everyone elses. Finally, speaking of novelty......look at the value of the Statehood Quarter Collection that has all the mints, proofs, uncirculated, gold, colorized, and hologram quarters. Those collections are worth much, much more than a regular collection and much, much more than their original investment in the novelty quarters. Food for thought anyway.................[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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