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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;vegasvic, post: 432313, member: 15296&quot;]About a year ago the 99 Silver Set bottom out at $235.&nbsp; I was able to put the 45 Silver Proofs into Blank Quarter Dansco&#039;s and sell them at shows for $625-$650.&nbsp; That&#039;s not possible now as the first nine in the Greysheet are at $600 and that changing to the Silver Quarter Sets in 2004 when they came out.&nbsp; Now the big companies are offering all 10 sets for a little over $600 and that&#039;s not in a Dansco.</p><p>I can buy most anything at Greysheet bid, but right now they priced me out of my own idea.</p><p>Also, has anyone noticed the Kennedy sets in the Greysheet?&nbsp;&nbsp; A 1964-2008 BU set including the proofs and silver proofs has dropped from around $700 a year ago to $575 (ask) today.&nbsp; I don&#039;t understand it.&nbsp; I could make usually three purchases on Ebay, the BU&#039;s, the proofs and the silver proofs were usually each a separate purchase, occasionally having to add a few missing coins and turning a $200 profit over what I paid and they usually came in a Dansco.&nbsp; Now, the set prices are way down, but the individual coins are up.&nbsp; Am I missing something?</p><p>The Franklin BU set has been flat for years at $525-$550 ask.&nbsp; I used to put the sets together and make a nice profit of $100-$150.&nbsp; Again the individual coins are up but the set still remains flat.&nbsp; </p><p>I didn&#039;t used to have to think hard to come with a money making idea.&nbsp; Setting down with a couple weeklies and the monthly and I would almost have profit making ideas jump at me.&nbsp; Now, however&nbsp; the market seems to be moving to a place where you have to put $2000 into a coin and hope to get $2500 for it.&nbsp; That&#039;s not the type of coin dealing I enjoy.</p><p>If anyone else is seeing the same opportunities slipping away let me know.</p><p>Vegas Vic[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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