Dynamic Trends

Collects Indian Head Pennies, Pre-50's Lincoln wheat cents,
and Pre-65 Dimes, Quarters, Half Dollars and Dollars

DynamicTrends Collects Indian Head Pennies, and Pre-65 Dimes, Quarters Halves and Dollars

                                               
Dynamic Trends has been collecting Indian Head cents for over 10 years. After having written about financial news for several years, I decided to settle down and enjoy a hobby. The news was, and still is getting so bad that I can't stand even doing the research. So I decided to start collecting coins, specializing in Indian Head Pennies or Indian Head Cents if you prefer. I also collect pre-1965 silver coins.

A Quick Lesson in Economics

Once lenders begin to refuse to loan the US more money due to the $16.5 TRILLION debt, prices will begin to rise rapidly. At its peak, inflation is likely to exceed the 18% reached during the Carter years.

As a matter of fact, when times are getting bad, that is the time to begin buying any kind of collectibles, including Indian Head cents. In other words, buy Indian Head pennies and other collectibles BEFORE inflation kicks in. Call me at 216-912-8565.

I have my coins listed for show. If you have Indian Head pennies or pre-1965 coins to sell, send your info via my contact page, and we can discuss it.

Since this is my hobby, I am limiting myself to smaller purchases. I pay the best prices in town.

See My Indian Head Pennies Here

NOTICE
Keep in mind that many coins on the market have been very carefully cleaned, so grading is very subjective. oftentimes, it is very difficult to determine originality of some coins. I will always give my opinion, based on 25 years experience at collecting coins (especially Indian Head Pennies), on the originality of the coin. I make no warranty of a coin's originality. You are the final judge and should only buy coins that have eye appeal or would otherwise enhance your collection.
Indian Head Cent Coin Grading
Although I am not a member of any of the American Numismatic Coin sanctioned associations, I consider myself an expert at grading Indian Head pennies. If you need to have one graded for your own satisfaction, feel free to CONTACT me. But be forewarned, I DO NOT seal coins in tamper proof containers, nor do I certify them. My Grading CANNOT be used on ebay as it violates their rules. Their rule states that:"For coin listings over a certain value, we require that the coin be graded by an approved grading company. Furthermore, If the coin isn't graded by one of the following grading companies, it's considered raw and must meet the requirements for raw coin listings.
  • Currently, the following four companies meet these criteria:
  • Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC)
  • Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS)
  • American Numismatic Association Certification Service (ANACS)
    • Independent Coin Graders (ICG)
Coins that have been graded by another company can still be listed, but the numeric grade can't be mentioned in the title, description, or item specifics. However, you can include an image of the coin in its graded holder even if that image shows a numeric grade on the holder."

Ebay's Criteria "to be eligible to be an approved grading service, the grading company must, at minimum, meet the following objective criteria:
  • The service should have graded at least 50,000 pre-1956 coins.
  • The service should provide a live, online population report.
  • There should be at least three graders on staff who are considered numismatic experts. A numismatic expert is an individual who has been a full-time numismatist for at least 5 years. At least 1 of the graders should be a member of the Professional Numismatists Guild, and all three should be members of the American Numismatic Association.
  • The service should provide a buyback guarantee in writing for coins later determined to be counterfeit, damaged, misgraded or misattributed
  • Coins being slabbed must be encased in a unique, tamper resistant holder with anti-counterfeiting measures (such as a hologram, or other method)
  • The service should enable online verification of unique serial numbers"
None of which I am willing to comply with! But rest assured, if I say a coin is F12, it is F12.

There is one more thing to consider. Most people either WANT their coin to be graded higher or worth more, or they simply don't understand the process of grading coins. That is not a reflection on their intelligence, there are simply many factors to consider when grading coins.

You may also be interested in My Lincoln Cents/Errors

Dynamic Trends
Parma, Ohio 44134

Skype ONLY MikeBuysCoins

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