That's where the books come it. It is very easy to spend an enormous amount of money on coins only to wake up three years later and realize that...
There is no proof in what you wrote. There is a lot of opinion. GATA and others have hinted that JP Morgan and HSBC are most likely the two...
Not at all. Gold and silver can go up simply because of the supply/demand situation even if there isn't any inflation. Gold is a good hedge...
GATA is a nonprofit organization, so greed would not be a reason. They are the real deal and truly are trying to clean up what they view as...
I don't see any theme or organization to the collection of coins you purchased. And no books.
What's a pen? We use digital signatures.
It pays to be cautious about selling locally to private parties. Around me, advertising silver rounds is like hanging a sign on the house,...
The shipping and insurance is a major cost of selling by mail that frequently makes it more economically to take the lower local dealer price.
That's good information.
I collect modern gold commems. About 75% are slabbed.
It's an interesting discussion, but I haven't seen anything resembling PROOF of gold price manipulation. If someone is paper trading gold with no...
While some collectors value the packaging, others are pure coin collectors. One thing I've noticed is that many of the coins still in the...
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The price sounds high.
I think you are on the right track. The important thing to notice is that rounds generally sell at a discount to spot. If you were selling ASEs,...
The best use for the $100 is to buy coin books, not coins. If you walk into a coin shop with $100 and ask the dealer what to buy, you are almost...
While that is technically true, slabbing does have value. If you bring an NGC or PCGS coin to a dealer that is graded MS65, he will probably give...
Probably not. If the morgans are high quality, they are probably as good of an inflation hedge as gold. If they are low quality, you won't...
I would guess that most gold moves from miner to refiner to some sort of jewelry gold wholesaler, and never sits in a warehouse for any length of...
I think the royalties on miners are bullish for gold [the metal, not the stocks]. It might have the effect of lowering the supplies of new gold...
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