As a buyer I am always mindful of investment opportunities and looking for a win win real great deal.

During parts of the year, including summer, it becomes more difficult to find a sure percentage turnover. It is a bit disappointing when the best deals on seem to be your own. I am a night shopper, less traffic means less competetion when bidding. But right now, prices are up and good deals are much harder to find.

I do have a few recommendations at the moment that might help build an invesment hedge.

1> 1924 d Lincoln Cent any MS grade

2> 1926 s Lincoln Cent any MS grade

3> 1931 s Lincoln Cent any MS grade

4>1933 d Lincoln Cent any MS grade

5> John Adams Coin Dollar with edge inscription running both directions

6> Unc Web notes 1988 -95 These notes are going up steadily.

7> and the biggy. The 1909 s Indian head. These coins especially in High grades are very under valueds. But there rarity will catch on just like the lest rarer of the 2, the 1909s vdb that has gone out of sight.

8> The 1908s Indian any MS grade

9>1909 Indian Indian any MS grade. A real great deal and still common.

10> 1884, 1895, 1878 Indian cent in High grade.

\11> and finally the 1966 Red Seal $100. The surprise is that i have purchased numbers of these on for around $120. and then turned around and sold them for $200-$250 many many times.

These notes in both low and high grades are doing very very well

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There are plenty of these out there but the high grades are scarce.

These coins will bring a big surprise after Dec 31st 2007 Buy them raw or buy them Certified by a good grading Company.

It never hurts to throw in a low bid on the bunch while on . Whenever you snag one, put it away. Nothing lost.

And they may prove to be a great investment hedge for the future.

Buy them while you can.