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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JPeace$, post: 2059309, member: 42727&quot;]Mike, this site attracts many people looking for the same advice.&nbsp; The simple answer is that there is no silver bullet.&nbsp; The only way to guarantee appreciation in a coin is to predict future demand.&nbsp; That is harder than picking stocks.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>IMO, if you want to invest money, do it in an IRA or your 401K.&nbsp; Every coin hobbiest hopes his coins go up in value, but the simple truth is that no one knows for sure.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Morgan dollars are the most widely collected series.&nbsp; The CC (Carson City) minted coins are the most sought after.&nbsp; Will they remain popular in the future?&nbsp; For the sake of MY collection, I hope so!&nbsp; I would suggest looking at &#039;80 and &#039;81 CC&#039;s.&nbsp; They are in &quot;the middle of the road&quot; when it comes to price/mintage/demand.&nbsp; They had relatively low mintages, have some interesting VAM&#039;s and a nice specimen can be had between $500 - $1K.&nbsp; The &#039;82, &#039;83 and &#039;84 are by far the most cost effective because there are so many available, but think supply and demand.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I strongly suggest you educate yourself on whatever series you decide to spend your money.&nbsp; Whether you buy books or use the internet, it will pay dividends in the long run.&nbsp; It was mentioned earlier that you make your money when you buy the coin.&nbsp; I stronglly agree with this.&nbsp; Do your homework upfront.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>There is no magic answer to your question.&nbsp; None of us know the future.&nbsp; We are all making educated guesses.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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