Not comic related but for you coin collectors out there, just FYI the new ASE 75th Anniversary of the end of WWII went on sale today around 30 minutes ago. It’s limited to 75k total and only 1 per household (yes, I do believe they check mailing addresses). Their site is getting bombarded right now, it actually took me 20 minutes to complete a checkout after many captcha’s to prove I’m human and Cloudflare “you’re being rate limited” probably due to me thinking my browser was broken cause I’d click add to bag and it looked like it was doing nothing but it was just the site being super slow.
But last refresh still shows these in stock for you ASE and coin collectors. These super limited coins always end up as great flips (and long term holds as rarely depreciate in value over time).
Now Poyo has me checking out the US Mint site after this post. Signed up for emaill and text alerts for new product releases. I did get one of these v75 Coins and it’s up for auction on ebay. Current bid is $200 with 4 days left.
When it comes to coins, if I get only 1 of them I hold. If I’m able to get a few I might flip but rarely do coins come down in value once they go up. This one I expect to hold it’s value for the time being and over time they only go up.
Totally agree. Just not used to snagging something like this at the price, selling for approx. $500, and then value holding lol. Def why I asked the Q with being a newb on coins.
For me, when it comes to medals, I only buy if I like. These are hard to determine if they heat up for flip potential as the celebrated edition type of sets of either coins or medals can stay available for quite sometime it seems.
I’m mostly a collector of the coins that actually carry monetary value (you know, it’s got $1, $5, $25 engraved on it). Like even if silver or gold become worthless, it’s still considered currency you can spend as it’s considered ‘legal tender’ per se.
