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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 3875591, member: 68&quot;]Many many years ago I warned people that there would be a general decline in coin prices preceded by a crash in 2008 that would last over a decade and perhaps as long as 20 years.&nbsp; The crash was just a cyclical financial move and the decline would result from demographic forces. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now with ability to see much of this behind us I believe we may emerge from this much sooner than I had predicted.&nbsp; Even though selling of classic coinage by baby boomers is not yet peaked the buying of it by younger people is somewhat faster than I predicted simply because boomers are retiring sooner than I expected allowing higher wages to the young.&nbsp; The turnaround this time will be marked by stock market woes (from a much higher level) and dramatic metals increases caused by a runaway federal government.&nbsp; The &quot;wealth factor&quot; from increasing metals prices will be plowed into the hottest coins which will continue to be moderns and whatever else young folks are buying at the time.&nbsp; Things like 1/2 OZ platinum could be scorching hot in 10 or 12 years.&nbsp; In the meantime even prices for classics will have begun a good turnaround and will eventually exceed all previous levels.&nbsp; There is no need to worry about these until 10 years after all cash is eliminated.&nbsp; As long as Bitcoin stays low real money is king. </p><p><br /></p><p>Just remember don&#039;t take investment advice from people on the net, don&#039;t invest in coins, and advice is never worth more than you pay for it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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