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<p>[QUOTE="Optimistic Voices, post: 2481975, member: 79842"]I am a new collector (3years). I love coins, all type of coins for different reasons. I have no idea what kind of collector I am and have no direction as far as my collection goes. I don't collect coins as a "investment" but I am hung up on the idea that my collection should appreciate over the next 20 years or at least hold its value for it to be a "quality" collection so to speak.</p><p>I'm not interested in die marriages, varieties die cracks etc. I am drawn by the craftsmanship, history and beauty of coins (especially toned coins)</p><p>I like Washingtons, Mercury Dimes, proof Ike Dollars, Buffalos, early half dollars, early cents, even proof 70 modern coins, I recently purchased a Flowing Hair Dollar. I only buy slabed coins.</p><p>I buy what ever catches my eye and Im not patient enough to build a set. I would rather buy lots of different coins than the same design with different dates. I generally spend $75 to $300 per coin but as high as $2,500.</p><p>Any comments about my collection appreciating in value based on the above?</p><p>Any suggestions or advice?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Optimistic Voices, post: 2481975, member: 79842"]I am a new collector (3years). I love coins, all type of coins for different reasons. I have no idea what kind of collector I am and have no direction as far as my collection goes. I don't collect coins as a "investment" but I am hung up on the idea that my collection should appreciate over the next 20 years or at least hold its value for it to be a "quality" collection so to speak. I'm not interested in die marriages, varieties die cracks etc. I am drawn by the craftsmanship, history and beauty of coins (especially toned coins) I like Washingtons, Mercury Dimes, proof Ike Dollars, Buffalos, early half dollars, early cents, even proof 70 modern coins, I recently purchased a Flowing Hair Dollar. I only buy slabed coins. I buy what ever catches my eye and Im not patient enough to build a set. I would rather buy lots of different coins than the same design with different dates. I generally spend $75 to $300 per coin but as high as $2,500. Any comments about my collection appreciating in value based on the above? Any suggestions or advice?[/QUOTE]
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