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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wgpjr, post: 1361730, member: 22482&quot;]I usually sell Ikes at $2 a piece, so if you sell them yourself, you could make some money off them.&nbsp; If you are trying to sell to a dealer, you&#039;ll probably just get face or a few cents over.&nbsp; I also have a large collection of IKEs for my own personal collection.&nbsp; I just love the big dollar coins!&nbsp; I think one day these may end up being a sleeper series of sorts.&nbsp; Most people tend to ignore / dismiss them now, but one day, I believe they&#039;ll get a bit more respect.&nbsp; We shall see...</p><p><br /></p><p>State quarters should be put back into circulation.&nbsp; I personally don&#039;t see them gaining any premium.&nbsp; Only way I see making money off those is if you put them into an album and then sale that album at a premium.&nbsp; Though on a side note, putting an album together and giving it as a gift to a family member / friend is a good way of getting people interested in numismatics.</p><p><br /></p><p>Copper cents I&#039;m on the fence about.&nbsp; I keep them myself, but may get to a point where I ask myself why.&nbsp; lol&nbsp; If they ever decide to legally allow us to melt them, then it&#039;d be worth it.&nbsp; But will that day ever come?&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>As for wheats, I sell rolls for $3 a piece, which makes each one worth 6 cents.&nbsp; Most are common.&nbsp; I do make it interesting and throw in some good stuff.</p><p><br /></p><p>Half dollars, just spend them.&nbsp; I think the 87&#039;s carry a small premium as they were only released in mint sets that year.&nbsp; 2002 and on up carry a small premium as well since they don&#039;t normally circulate.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;ve only been into numismatics for over 2 years, so take my opinion anyway you want... lol[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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