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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lardan, post: 24890746, member: 138663&quot;]I agree with you up to a point. I think the main thing with new issue coins is to be patient. I just looked at all the 2021 Morgan and Peace Dollar Set and all for in MS70 are at least $1000.00 more than I paid.</p><p><br /></p><p>With the the 2021 Type1 and 2 ASE Designer Set in &#039;70 all are at least $200.00 more than I paid. The 2020 ASEV75 all are at least $150.00 more than I paid. I could continue, but I think my point was made to justify what I am trying to point out. To me what is the biggest rip-off is the Bullion ASE. I guess since the ASE is the most popular coin in the world it is somewhat expected, if that is true.&nbsp; I think the problem with this one is just what people are willing to pay to have one, not the mint&#039;s fault</p><p><br /></p><p>There are others that what you say is absolutely true. A lot of what the mint produces I don&#039;t buy, and have no intention of buying.&nbsp; I don&#039;t sort of keep tabs on newer issues I&#039;ve bought to see how much profit I could make if I sold, didn&#039;t buy them to sell. I am always happy to see if I did sell any I could at least get my money back. I think a person can do okay if they don&#039;t have to have as soon as they come out or even close to it. If after about 3 years if I can sell for say 10% more than I paid I&#039;m okay with that.&nbsp; But, what is important here is I wanted them because I like them, not motivated one bit by potential profit. As always to each there own. I know some will disagree this, and it doesn&#039;t mean any of us ar right or wrong, just what one wants and the other doesn&#039;t.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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