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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coleguy, post: 1312807, member: 9167&quot;]Yes, the value could go up in that time, or it could go way down. Even if it&#039;s up whats to stop you from saying, well, what if it goes up to where they&#039;re worth $20 in another 10 years? Then you&#039;ll likely hold them forever. Even if you sell at 50 cents each it&#039;s pure profit for you now and you could put it to work buying what you want.</p><p><br /></p><p>I had the same situation when my grandmother gave me an old collection that was my grandfather&#039;s brothers. I had about $400 face value in dimes and about 60 Morgans. I kept what I needed for my sets and to have a little reminder of family that had them before me, and sold the rest. But, I used every bit of that money to further my collection as I felt that was the only proper use of that money. I could have waited for silver to get to $49 dollars instead of the $12 it was at the time quite a few years ago, but that would have meant sitting on a pile of coins that wasnt working for me. In other words, if you sell high you might make more, but when you use that money to buy more coins you&#039;re buying high, so you&#039;re not coming out ahead anywhere.</p><p>Guy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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