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<p>[QUOTE="TreasureSlugN1851, post: 2061668, member: 72934"]OK... Why cant you cherry pick investment coins??? Please explain... Also... really what can go wrong? If you have a true rare coin... historical, popular, I'm pretty sure these have been battlefield tested through the last 150 years through the harshest economic periods the world has seen. The only things that come into play is demand vs. supply. It's always been like this and always will be. As more people get into this market it only increases demand... COME ON GUYS>>> this is economics 101. ITS NOT difficult to locate investment grade coins to make a lot of money on... you need to hold them... NOT try and sell them playing who is the best coin dealer... YOU WILL LOSE ALMOST EVERY TIME> People with money... dont acquire these coins to flip... they sit on them, for years... add them to their estates! There is a reason its a Kings and Presidents game. When you can put together a TRUE collection of coins. Whether be the 1909 vdb variations. Morgan Dollars Or Gold rush gold its the same principles that apply. IF your buying quality and the best quality you can afford, HOPEFULLY MS quality or you should find another series to invest in... YOU will do good... NOT all of your eggs in 1 basket but in a nice division of coins in your collection. I do this for a living... specialize in cherry picking investment grade coins. Thanks tho for the input... I think you are wrong. There are hundreds of collectors out their that do very very well.</p><p><br /></p><p>You can respond back with anything you want... the fact is People cherry pick investment grade coins all of the time and lots of them that know what they are doing, do very very good. There are those that lose money... but if you need to sell a coin at a loss..... YOU arent in the position to be buying that coin in the first place! Only the weak sell their best investments at a loss, as per history coins values will surpass their previous highs, just like almost every other commodity you can trade out there... there is a reason people with money hang onto their collections so tight... and most of the time pass them down as one of the best generational gifts you can give! Guess its just a difference of opinion. Oh well, I know what I do every single day I wake up and put on my suit! If you want a couple of tips let me know. We can hash out some differences of opinions maybe, get you into a performing coin Mikem2000[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TreasureSlugN1851, post: 2061668, member: 72934"]OK... Why cant you cherry pick investment coins??? Please explain... Also... really what can go wrong? If you have a true rare coin... historical, popular, I'm pretty sure these have been battlefield tested through the last 150 years through the harshest economic periods the world has seen. The only things that come into play is demand vs. supply. It's always been like this and always will be. As more people get into this market it only increases demand... COME ON GUYS>>> this is economics 101. ITS NOT difficult to locate investment grade coins to make a lot of money on... you need to hold them... NOT try and sell them playing who is the best coin dealer... YOU WILL LOSE ALMOST EVERY TIME> People with money... dont acquire these coins to flip... they sit on them, for years... add them to their estates! There is a reason its a Kings and Presidents game. When you can put together a TRUE collection of coins. Whether be the 1909 vdb variations. Morgan Dollars Or Gold rush gold its the same principles that apply. IF your buying quality and the best quality you can afford, HOPEFULLY MS quality or you should find another series to invest in... YOU will do good... NOT all of your eggs in 1 basket but in a nice division of coins in your collection. I do this for a living... specialize in cherry picking investment grade coins. Thanks tho for the input... I think you are wrong. There are hundreds of collectors out their that do very very well. You can respond back with anything you want... the fact is People cherry pick investment grade coins all of the time and lots of them that know what they are doing, do very very good. There are those that lose money... but if you need to sell a coin at a loss..... YOU arent in the position to be buying that coin in the first place! Only the weak sell their best investments at a loss, as per history coins values will surpass their previous highs, just like almost every other commodity you can trade out there... there is a reason people with money hang onto their collections so tight... and most of the time pass them down as one of the best generational gifts you can give! Guess its just a difference of opinion. Oh well, I know what I do every single day I wake up and put on my suit! If you want a couple of tips let me know. We can hash out some differences of opinions maybe, get you into a performing coin Mikem2000[/QUOTE]
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