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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Del Pinto, post: 2075840, member: 73128&quot;]Yeah, I&#039;m not convinced in the &quot;long term investment&quot; possibilities of either unc ASEs or cull Morgans, except as Ag.&nbsp; There may be very slight incidental numismatic premiums for specific bullion you buy that will evaporate when you sell later at significantly higher spot Ag.&nbsp; Best avoid or minimize retail and/or numismatic premiums today, to sell with the greatest profit tomorrow (years in the future.) When Silver next hits $50., your Silver will almost certainly sell at Melt or close to it.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you&#039;re new to coins and bullion (and it sure sounds like the OP is):</p><p>Bullion investing works best as a DISCIPLINE - Buy Low, Sell High! Keep it as simple as possible. There&#039;s almost no room for &quot;mixed feelings&quot; in this particular endeavor. Avoid emotional connections to metal you accumulate, form your price targets early, stick to a plan.&nbsp; &quot;Collecting&quot; (the psychology and practice of holding as long as possible, almost regardless of price) is in many many ways antithetical to real &quot;investing&quot; (the psychology of trading up, for gain, as quickly as possible, etc.) - please don&#039;t confuse the two! This is a trading game, even if most here are really bullion collectors.</p><p><br /></p><p>I can imagine investing in bullion art or coins or some other niche product that might one day deliver a significant opportunistic numismatic investment return ... but a newbie isn&#039;t likely to find that with generic ASEs or &quot;junk&quot; Morgans. Most should be discouraged from that delusion, promptly and firmly.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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