What to buy with 100 dollars a month

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by D2121hop, Feb 19, 2010.

  1. D2121hop

    D2121hop Junior Member

    Hello everyone, I would like to get some opinions on what would be the best bang for the buck with 100 dollars a month? I don't mean go down to Church street either I mean what coin or coins would have the best chance of appreciating in the next ten years.
     
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  3. bhp3rd

    bhp3rd Die varieties, Gems

    Semi-key date Lincoln Cents in as good, problem free as you can find!!!

    1. Semi-key date Lincoln Cents in as good, problem free as you can find!!!
    2. A few Buffalo Nickles such as 31-S in same, but stay away from 1936 to 38 - they are very common.
    3. There is still a few Walkers in same.
    4. Standing Lib. Quarters again in same grades.
    5. Some mint and proof sets from 1957 to 1970, most are availible for under, most well under, $100.
    6. 1996 and 98 Mint and Proof sets.
    7. Flying Eagle Cents in lower grade, (be super selective, many have probs.)
    8. Barber Quarters and Halves in lower problem free grades, (these are hard to find problem free and accurately graded).
    9. Morgans in mint state, the more common ones, (I hate them but most don't).
    9. 1996 Silver Eagles, these have come down a bit and will be good bargins below $50 in pristine shape, (be selective).
    10. My last choice (are it should probably be the first) for you would be to buy a book or subscribe to Coin World or Numismatic News also.
     
  4. PennyGuy

    PennyGuy US and CDN Copper

    Not sure what direction to take here. If you collect because you like coins I would advise in depth study of the series of coins you like and look for especially good key and semi-keys for the grade. If you are asking strictly from an investment perspective I'd probably have to advise you to look for a good mutual fund, as recommended by a professional. Setting a 10 year investment appreciation window for coins takes some specialized knowledge. Just my thoughts.........
     
  5. abe

    abe LaminatedLincolnCollector

    A book a month, some supplies, and start on your key dates of whatever your interested in.
     
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