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<p>[QUOTE="Sholom, post: 588745, member: 17753"]I think you are confusing two things:</p><p><br /></p><p>1. First day issue *bank* rolls (that cost 50 cents) -- these were going for like $40 on the first issue Lincolns with the Hodgenville, KY stamp. The current issue (the ones that got released yesterday) were going for close to $30 ea today with a "DC" stamp -- I'm guessing ones with a "Lincoln City" stamp were probably higher, but I haven't checked yet.</p><p><br /></p><p>2. US Mint wrapped roll sets (that cost $8.95) -- these were going for around $70 - $80 soon after they sold out at the mint. So, if they sell out again by the end of May, those who get theirs first will be able to sell them at quite the premium (possibly like $70 to $80 again). Even if you get it a month after everybody else, *if* they sell out quickly like last time, you might be able to get $30 to $40 for them. But, this is based on the pattern of the first Lincoln cent. I'm sure the pattern will be different this time in some (unknown to me) way. The key, of course, is to wait until they sell out. Then *all* buyers will have to compete on the secondary market.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Sholom, post: 588745, member: 17753"]I think you are confusing two things: 1. First day issue *bank* rolls (that cost 50 cents) -- these were going for like $40 on the first issue Lincolns with the Hodgenville, KY stamp. The current issue (the ones that got released yesterday) were going for close to $30 ea today with a "DC" stamp -- I'm guessing ones with a "Lincoln City" stamp were probably higher, but I haven't checked yet. 2. US Mint wrapped roll sets (that cost $8.95) -- these were going for around $70 - $80 soon after they sold out at the mint. So, if they sell out again by the end of May, those who get theirs first will be able to sell them at quite the premium (possibly like $70 to $80 again). Even if you get it a month after everybody else, *if* they sell out quickly like last time, you might be able to get $30 to $40 for them. But, this is based on the pattern of the first Lincoln cent. I'm sure the pattern will be different this time in some (unknown to me) way. The key, of course, is to wait until they sell out. Then *all* buyers will have to compete on the secondary market.[/QUOTE]
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