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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;messydesk, post: 2067627, member: 1765&quot;]Not sure if &quot;good value&quot; means they&#039;re expected to increase in value or if it simply means a nice &quot;bang-for-the-buck&quot; coin for a collection.&nbsp; How about:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Later date Classic Head half cent in AU</p><p>1916 Mercury dime in 65FB</p><p>1917 Type I SLQ in AU58</p><p>1913 Type I Buffalo 5c in 65</p><p>1883 No Cents Liberty 5c in 65</p><p>1909 VDB Lincoln 1c in 65RD</p><p>1888-O Hot Lips Morgan $1 in XF</p><p>Early 2c in 63RB</p><p>Early Texas Commemorative in 65</p><p>1926 Oregon Trail in 65</p><p>Lower grade NJ or Mass. copper</p><p>Pre-1820 Bust 50c in XF</p><p>1875-CC 10c in AU</p><p>1921 Peace $ in AU with a nice strike</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Several first year of issue coins, but those tend to be well-preserved, therefore affordable in high grade.&nbsp; I make no claims to know what will go up in value, therefore I&#039;ll recommend coins that would be fun to look at.&nbsp; You could do the same exercise with coins that are $100 or less, too.&nbsp; Make a Box of 20 challenge out of it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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