So if you want to have a chance at making 665% (the amount that rare
coins rose in the last coin bull market), then you can’t buy South
African Krugerrands, for example. These coins are “desert property.”
They will never be worth much more than the price of gold. If gold rises
25%, Krugerrands will likely rise by 25%.
Once people become interested in “beachfront property” once again —
the desirable coins in limited supply for example — the sky is the limit.
It took me a few years to truly understand this... to understand just how
nice you should really buy when it comes to collectibles...
But now I get it. What you really want to own are 5-7 truly excellent
coins, for example, instead of dozens of pretty nice ones.
http://www.vansimmons.com/images/0207TRW_VanSimmonsX.pdf .
This is from a piece called The Secrets I've Learned About Making Money in Collectibles by Steve Sjuggerud.
I think UNO has a chance of being a quality crypto held much like MS70 graded gold/silver coins by the more discerning investor.
It's rare, it's fair, it's...
Unobtanium.