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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1553723, member: 26302"]I can show you many sir, how many do you want? All sogdian coins are rare, many officiana's with certain reverses on RI are rare, most central asian like hepthalites are rare, the lists goes on and on.</p><p><br /></p><p>With world coins, I just bought a coin with a mintage of less than 10k for melt. I have had opportunities to buy world coins with mintages less than 1k for melt. </p><p><br /></p><p>I hear what you are saying, sir, but I believe demand is absolutely key. With US coins there are probably well over 100k 16d dimes and 09sVDb cents, but US collectors call these "rare". Heck, I can go to almost any ancient catalog and find a coin in which the experts believe only a handful exist, and they sell for about the same price. I think "rare within a series, in which people are attempting to collect the series" would have to be the correct analysis. If not, how do you explain the prices of SL halves from the 1880's? All of those coins are MUCH rarer than most "keys" in US coins, yet are lower priced. The reason is no one really attempts to collect all SL halves anymore.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1553723, member: 26302"]I can show you many sir, how many do you want? All sogdian coins are rare, many officiana's with certain reverses on RI are rare, most central asian like hepthalites are rare, the lists goes on and on. With world coins, I just bought a coin with a mintage of less than 10k for melt. I have had opportunities to buy world coins with mintages less than 1k for melt. I hear what you are saying, sir, but I believe demand is absolutely key. With US coins there are probably well over 100k 16d dimes and 09sVDb cents, but US collectors call these "rare". Heck, I can go to almost any ancient catalog and find a coin in which the experts believe only a handful exist, and they sell for about the same price. I think "rare within a series, in which people are attempting to collect the series" would have to be the correct analysis. If not, how do you explain the prices of SL halves from the 1880's? All of those coins are MUCH rarer than most "keys" in US coins, yet are lower priced. The reason is no one really attempts to collect all SL halves anymore.[/QUOTE]
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