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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 200195, member: 6763&quot;]Richie:</p><p>&nbsp;Many coins have increased greatly recently.</p><p>This is because of an increase in demand, not silver prices.</p><p>Example: Recently, last year, copper prices were increasing, but there was no great increase in half cents. However, finally, January Trends I believe, the price of a 1795 1/2 cent in AG went from $175 to $350.</p><p>Sure copper is up, but this increased as a result of increase in demand, NOT because of the five cents or so of copper in the coin.</p><p>Also, with the recent increase in silver, using your logic, why didn&#039;t the 1901 S Barber quarter increase from its price of $6,000 in good condition? It has been level for nearly a year, during the recent heavy increase in silver.</p><p>&nbsp;Rare and scarce coins increase by demand by collectors, not silver &amp; gold prices.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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