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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TreasureSlugN1851, post: 2062343, member: 72934&quot;]Ummm... Yeah that IMO would be a million dollar coin one day. 5-10 years. maybe sooner. Look at the value its gained... any loss on this coin is due to the circumstances of the sell and the feel of the maket... YOU DONT SELL THIS COIN&gt; unless you have to... unless its the right environment. or unless you have already made a crap load of appreciation on it say if you bought it at $250k or $300k 5-10 years back.</p><p><br /></p><p>There is a reason the 1787 brasher doubloon ms63 sold last year for $4.6 million... it was the first lot to sell at the auction. bidders werent even ready for it!</p><p><br /></p><p>besides those hundreds of thousands of dollar coins you probably cant manage... look at low mintage. Historical Significance and popularity. The buffalos, some AE&#039;s, 1889cc&#039;s 93s any of the above mentioned coins... These are not coins out of your value but are valuable coins that collectors/investors love, and those that say you dont buy labels, guys IDK why people like certain labels... just like the baseball cards in the day, they do for whatever reason. Jump on the band wagon with the labels and learn what people want trade with the momentum! Be smart sheep! There are loads and loads of coins that have gained tremendous values in the last 6 years... learn to spot them! They will always be popular in the long run regardless of trends!</p><p><br /></p><p>When you can buy 10-20 2013 reverse pr70Dcam buffs at $2150 and flip them for $2800-$3200 do it... or keep them longer because IMO that will be a $5k coin some day. No matter the current trend. Same with the Kennedy gold 50th anniversary first year type coins. commemorative only year of mintage 2014... That IMO will be a true winner~!</p><p><br /></p><p>There are always better investments than coins out there... But again there is no denying you can cherry pick investment coins. The OP&#039;s theoretical question has a factual response. YES YOU CAN&gt;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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