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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Nycmacman, post: 2372195, member: 56447&quot;]Thanks for the words of advice. Maybe hefty profit isn&#039;t exactly what I would expect, but it only seems logical that it will be a decent amount. If coin collecting continues to remain in favor of collectors and doesn&#039;t take the route the baseball card market did I think I should be ok. Ideally, I&#039;m looking for a coin that will increase a certain percentage over time and not stay the same. The reason I say this is because I just purchased a pcgs 64 dcam barber and the price has remained the same for almost 10 years. While it&#039;s great it didn&#039;t go down, it is a disappointing larger size investment. With a population of only 3 and 1 higher, it truly is a prime example of supply and demand. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now if we look at a sale of a 1909 s vdb in july of 93 (oddly enough my birth year) we see a realized price of $1265.One of the most recent sales of a 1909 sold for $4,465. Would be around a 8-9% return each year (if my math is correct). Which, is way better than my 10 year proof 64 dcam no price change.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yet, now we must factor in inflation and selling fees! Maybe a good dividend stock would be best, but that is a whole other monster to start discussing.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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