post/list of scarce/rare-coins/paper money that will continue to rise in demand

[michael]

here goes of course above average eye appeal goes without saying for the coins as per below

 

totally crusty original hairline free 1822 bust quarters

 

any nice vf or higher sword in hand notes designed engraved and printed by paul revere august 1775-dec. 1776

 

choice xf+/au and higher original and well centered small planchet pine tree shillings

 

1794 choice, original hairline free vf and higher flowing hair halfdimes

 

choice unc. prooflike original orange gold skinned classic head quarter eagles....... scarcer date's even better

 

flying eagle cents full strike/details in original prooflike gem+ unc.

 

original velvet boxed set killer deep toned gem/superb gem proof cameo morgan dollars with monster deep mirrors.......you know this "look" and you sometimes see them and they are a particular blue centre toned with greenish golden lavendar outer edge/rim toning..... most are not superb gem but some are, only the gem/superb gems count.........................

 

choice/gem proof strongly cameoed unmessed with

1) civil war era 1861-1865 proof gold

2) any ten dollar liberty proof gold

 

 

circulated original non-hairlined or cleaned 1870-cc seated dollars.............. good luck finding one

 

choice xf original 1875 three cent nickels, 1876 twenty cent pieces, 1874 trade dollars---- good luck you got your work cut out for you

 

1865 choice au/unc. original seated dollars

 

 

post your listing

[James_OldeTowne]

OK, I'll give out my sleeper: middle-grade (61 - 64) Proof 1936 Washington quarters. It's the lowest mintage coin from when the proof series was restarted, and they show up for sale far less frequently than the other coins. And they haven't gotten outrageous in price yet!

[rbrown4]

There is an article in the July Coin Values about Barber Half Dollars. One of the discussion points is in regards to the 1914 Barber Half Dollar. At the MS-64 grade the price/value has not increased for about two years. It has a low mintage of only 124,610 and if 40 times less common than the 1899 which along with other less rare dates, has increased in value over these two years. They do mention that it is hard to say for sure if and when a "sleeper" may rise in value but they make a good point in that it is hard to believe that buying the highest quality, lowest mintage coin you can afford would do you any harm. (of course the value they list is $3500.00) They looked at the same Barber Half Dollars three years ago and none of them have lost any value.

 

Any thoughts?

 

Rey

[MikeKing]

All bust halves in all grades especially MS 65 or over

(edited to add, all 1820 dates and overdates of that series, seriously under-rated)

All the $50 RED Federal Reserve Notes in any grade.

[ldhair]

This thread reminds me of something Bowers used to do years ago. Great thread.