The Economics of Collectible Goods
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Research Abstract
The Economics of Collectible Goods
The author examines the market for collectible goods and using the example of commemorative coins concludes that the relative value of commemorative coins is a direct function of the state of the economy, scarcity, intrinsic value, demonstrated investment potential, affordability, and limited risk.
The author examines the market for collectible goods and using the example of commemorative coins concludes that the relative value of commemorative coins is a direct function of the state of the economy, scarcity, intrinsic value, demonstrated investment potential, affordability, and limited risk.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Report
December, 1983
