[Blindtlk] The Louis Braille Coin and its Place in the Mint Collectable program

[T. Joseph Carter]

Value of a collectable is based on the ease of getting one's hands on 
the collectable.  Usually, that's a function of quantity produced.  
But how many die hard Federationists would sell their coins?

Additionally, keep in mind the retail price of these coins.  Most of 
that is the cost of putting the coin into your hands.  You won't 
likely see them sell next year for less.

Joseph


On Sat, Aug 01, 2009 at 01:43:32PM -0500, Bryan Schulz wrote:
> hi,
>
> i have to disagree/think you are wrong.
> just like collectible diecast race cars,
> if 400,000 jimmy johnson cars are made, they will sell for about $50 and  
> about five years later be on a specialty web site for $8 to $15 but if 
> there were only 40 or 20 thousand made then they have a good chance of 
> being worth something in the future.
> then nobody has mentioned a collectible of any hobby is worth squat if 
> you can't find a buyer.
> Bryan