This is a great coin for future profits. I've spent the last two months looking intensely at low price coins, especially POS ones. Most of them have huge sell walls either at the 1 or 2 sat range, or a bit higher. Noble doesn't have this. It can actually go up 3x relatively easily, if some people get behind it. Plus, it has a higher POS interest than many other coins.
If that is the case then I would definitely like to try and buy a couple, generally what percentage of the low cost coins gone up in value? If you dont mind me asking of course.
I have had good luck on Cryptopia starting about two months when I started focusing more on buying them because the trading market was very bad elsewhere. Many coins went from 1 or 2 sat to 10 or 15 sats, but then came down again. I make sure I am not greedy and make constant sell orders that will cover the cost of investment. I know to get 10% in investing is considered good.
One of my biggest faults so far in trading these is still buying again and again a coin while it is going up to ranges that are unproven in hitting those highs, at least in the last year to 2.5 years. They may pan out long term but outside at my range of favorable time, the time I like to trade in, which is 1 month max for these shorter term investments.
As far as actual coins, all you would have to do, if it can be done without an account, is go to cryptopia and do a sort on the price column to see the lowest price coins. Look at the history and you'll see a lot of them have gone up and down 3 or 4 times their current amounts. This cycling used to happen big time on Poloniex.
The coins I have found there are Lindacoin, Tekcoin, Jyn Erso (a star wars/sci fi coin which there are many), Kayi, and Chiefcoin to name a few. I'm not saying those are coins to buy, just that they went up from lower ranges. Some low price coins won't go up. Noblecoin looks different now because a lot of these have big sell walls, which means it will take a lot of money in orders to move them up a few satoshis.