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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 284925, member: 6763&quot;]I agree, you don&#039;t have to go wild with your budget to have a good time and&nbsp; (possibly) make a buck.</p><p>Look at the 1897 S Barber quarter. Not long ago I paid $19 for a G-4 (2001). Today I&#039;d be lucky to get one for double that, and I still think that it is a good deal. Current trends= $45.</p><p>&nbsp; Or the 1895 S Barber dime.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; A semi-key that I used to get for $18 in G-4. Today I&#039;d have to pay $36 for the same item (last one $25 11/06). Current trends= $45.</p><p><br /></p><p>Other dates, like the 1913 P (paid $6 in Feb, 2002, current trends= $16; and 1915 S quarters&nbsp; (paid $4 in March 2005, current trends= $9.00) come to mind.</p><p>And the 1913 S dime, in 1999 I paid $5.75 for a G-4; in March 2006 it cost me $15 and today it trends for $20.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, don&#039;t say that there are no good deals in &#039;less expensive coins&#039;. There are. I have many that I constantly look for and will buy any that I see.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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