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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;MIGuy, post: 24492780, member: 116145&quot;]My investments are in mutual funds and stock.&nbsp; I&#039;ve also invested in real estate in the past, I will observe that being a landlord has it&#039;s own headaches, but it can be profitable.&nbsp; I buy coins for fun, but I will say that buying good quality and interesting coins when the opportunity arises at reasonable prices (which are always changing) is unlikely to lose you money.&nbsp; I&#039;m an opportunistic buyer for the most part, though I do have a &quot;want&quot; list for my current collections (Colonial Copper &amp; SLQs).&nbsp; I have bought a lot of &quot;junk&quot; silver (and old copper) over the years to sort through for interesting and undiscovered pieces which has not only been fun, but it&#039;s also yielded some great (and valuable) finds.&nbsp; I suppose the Cherry Pickers Guide is probably the way to go for investment purposes, but even if you buy lower grade / details stuff, the rare and unusual has consistently appreciated in value over the last 30 plus years while I&#039;ve been doing it.&nbsp; Keep in mind that markets are typically cyclical - and we&#039;re due for a downturn.&nbsp; The Fed and market makers may be able to engineer a &quot;soft landing&quot; and this weird labor market is pretty interesting and unusual, but I expect that a lot of things will be cheaper in the next year or two.&nbsp; One of my kids is looking to buy a house (in Minnesota) - and I&#039;ll cosign for him, but I&#039;m urging him to hold off until next Spring / Summer unless the market drops further before then.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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