What should I buy? $550

I agree, but if I can make more money, I can buy more coins. And I spend every cent on coins (minus money for crickets and the occasional parakeet toy)

 

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The way I see it, you only have $400 to spend. The other 100-150 is my fee for telling you!

 

I'm afraid I have to ask this but you represent yourself as a "collector of all coins".

Hey, making money is great especially at your age but seriously WHAT DO YOU COLLECT?

 

No need to get snippy.

I collect IHC, Lincolns, V nickels, Buffs, Jeffs, Mercs, Roosevelts, Washingtons, state quarters, Franklins, Kennedys, Ikes, SBA, foreign, modern comm., and a type set. Does that answer you question?

 

he collects coins Clem

crickets? Hamman. Do you chocolate coat them or is their a nasty critter at your house that eats them?...and dont say Colin..lol

 

Yes it does and thank you for answering my legit question. As for being snippy I don't think so.
Am I sarcastic - without a doubt and this question wasn't even sarcastic - just a question. I REALLY wanted to know.

Never assume as it makes an ass of u and me.

clembo

 

hamman88

I don't think that clembo was being snippy, he was interested in your collection, in order to properly asnwer the question.
Why say JFK if you only want Lincoln cents?

 

I have two leopard geckos.

 

Colin is a leopard gecko?

 

ahahahahahahahaha!!! whoo! Colin is my little bro, coinman101! lol:mouth: :mouth: :mouth:

 

I am not exactly sure what your definition of "quick turn around" is, but the general comments I am hearing are that the Lincolns should rise when the new designs hit the market in 2009. Red Lincolns carry a nice premium and I would expect to be the biggest gainers. As to which coin, I would look at the 09-S because high grades are affordable and it is the first year, or a 1923-S (if you can find one (there are only 116 coins graded red by NGC and PCGS). A personal favorite of mine is the 1917 because that year has so much more detail then any other year I have seen, but I doubt that the details will mean that it appreciates more that the rest.

 

OK, I may have asked this before... but what is a circ 32-D worth nowadays. I have one in a solid Fine and was just curious.

 

Per Heritage;

Auction 27061, Lot 11202 Tuesday, June 5, 2007 15 ANACS $138.00
Auction 67053, Lot 23395 Sunday, May 20, 2007 15 ANACS $149.50
Auction 67052, Lot 24350 Sunday, May 13, 2007 15 ANACS $138.00
Auction 67052, Lot 24351 Sunday, May 13, 2007 15 ANACS $138.00

 

I know. :mouth:

 

I'll keep that in mind, someone posted a picture on here a while ago with a lincoln that looked like it was struck with 10000 tons, every since that it's been in the back of my head that I need one.

Any one have that pic?

 

Is this the one you are talking about?

 

BTW I believe my 1917 has more detail despite my pictures. Look at Heritage pictures for both the 1916 and 1917. Although the 1916 coins have great detail, imho the 1917 have much more.

 

550.00

if i have $550.00. i 'm gonna fly to disneyland.

 

Around here you can get a nice circulated one (raw mostly...but some slabbed) for about $140-$175 each. I bought a few at $90-$140 each but now have sold them all.

Speedy

 

Coin World Trends:
Fine-12= $250.

Amazing isn't it!

I remember when they couldn't give them away for $32.50 in Good or VG.