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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 2753025, member: 68"]The availability of nice choice BU Ikes is plummeting. </p><p><br /></p><p>It's not that they are scarce but at these low prices the demand is beginning to outstrip the available supply. Most of the BU rolls have already been busted up and the few surviving mint sets usually have bad and or tarnished Ikes. This really started back last November or so but so far it's not apparent because buyers aren't panicking. I seriously doubt that nominal price increases will change this balance because this time it's fundamental; there are no more casual sellers. </p><p><br /></p><p>I expect significant price increases in the next year and this should propel the demand for Ikes. Let's face it; buyers who are now paying $3 to $8 each for these aren't going to balk at having to pay $5 to $20. It will remain an inexpensive collection. Demand for proofs and silvers will ratchet up a little because success feeds success. These are in better supply and will come on the market with nominal price increases.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 2753025, member: 68"]The availability of nice choice BU Ikes is plummeting. It's not that they are scarce but at these low prices the demand is beginning to outstrip the available supply. Most of the BU rolls have already been busted up and the few surviving mint sets usually have bad and or tarnished Ikes. This really started back last November or so but so far it's not apparent because buyers aren't panicking. I seriously doubt that nominal price increases will change this balance because this time it's fundamental; there are no more casual sellers. I expect significant price increases in the next year and this should propel the demand for Ikes. Let's face it; buyers who are now paying $3 to $8 each for these aren't going to balk at having to pay $5 to $20. It will remain an inexpensive collection. Demand for proofs and silvers will ratchet up a little because success feeds success. These are in better supply and will come on the market with nominal price increases.[/QUOTE]
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