Coin collecting is a fun hobby that anyone who has the time can do. A coin's history and its development can be learned by actively collecting them. At one point in time, between 1838 and 1933, the United States issued gold coins for circulation.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Sleeper Coins~
Sleeper Coins. What do you feel is under rated, what have you done well with? Opinions? Comments?
Here are some of mine.
Under Rated:
1914-S Barber quarter. Same mintage as 16-D Mercury dime at a SMALL fraction of the cost.
Actually I feel that there are several post 1900 sleepers in this series including:
1911 D and S
1912S
1913
1915-S.
1912-S Liberty Nickel. It has shown some substantial movement but I think there's room for more.
The 1912-D has shown a bit of movement as well.
Three Cent Nickels: Not horribly popular but lots of low mintages. If the series heats up watch prices skyrocket.
I could go on but would like some input from others.
As for coins I've done well with. First would be the 1927-S Standing Liberty quarter. I used to pick these up at $6-8 in G-VG. Bid on G4 is now $30.
1872 Two Cent Piece. I may never buy another one. Picked up an XF for $400 and a nice AU at $500. Now I see dealers list them at over retail frequently $850 and $960 respectively.
Semi key Lincolns: Not even a Lincoln collector per se but always jumped on 10S, 11S, 12S, 13S, 14S, 22D and 24D when I saw them cheap. Seems to have been a good move.
Also stockpiled VDB and 31D.
As I stated looking for your opinions.
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