By Mark Ferguson for Coin Values

We’ve seen tremendous price appreciation for coins during the bull market of the past five years.

But with all the talk in the mainstream news about the credit crunch, a recession, possibly even a depression, or at least the most difficult of economic times facing us since the Great Depression, is there really still potential for price appreciation in the coin market?

The general sentiment of players in this market, who are both collectors and dealers, is a resounding “Yes, most definitely!”

The whole coin market may not be poised to appreciate, but in speaking regularly with coin people I have found that most who are involved in this market agree: particular areas show potential for appreciation.

The primary thinking is that we’re in for another round of general economic price inflation.

Historically the coin market does very well during times of inflation. The signs are obvious that living costs are in a rising trend, beginning with our need for transportation, both personally and in shipping goods.

Even if the costs of particular goods themselves are not appreciating yet, many vendors in today’s economy are adding a fuel surcharge. Read Full Article Here