I think you are off base. The central banks of the world are flooding the world with trillions in new currency. This has never happened before...
I think the top TPGs are reasonably reliable in their grading considering the inherent subjectivity involved in the process. However, just as 94%...
I would like to see the coinage return to the traditional liberty images instead of making every coin a commemorative.
I just buy it, log it into excel, put the paperwork in a binder, and decide whether it goes into the safe or safe deposit box.
Using an old bank is a tremendous idea! A working vault could be an attraction for some people, especially if it happens to still have safe...
I've seen plugged coins in old ANACS holders with "plugged" on the label. I don't know if they still do this. But no, there was no cutout in the...
I went with 1850-99 primarily because of the Morgan dollar.
Interestingly, the price of gold [and silver] has fallen at the same time investment demand for physical metals has increased. Nobody can predict...
In the case of the silver dollar, the original specification was 371.25 grains of fine silver because it matched the average silver content of the...
I like the morgan. It is struck better, wears better and tones better.
Well, that brings up the unpleasant need to think about the personal hygene practices of old coin collectors trying to maintain their original...
I've heard of people collecting holed coins but never plugged coins. So maybe you just increased the value.
I think that's probably one of the best ways to go. If you accumulate coins that are both unpopular and relatively scarce, they may be very...
I'd probably try to "corner the market" on a single coin by purchasing every high grade example that I could find. Maybe buying as many 1921...
Dealers will always sell at a price higher than they offer to buy. If they didn't, there would be no dealers. However, the spot price is derived...
Any coin shop should make you an offer. Ebay is a popular method and might realize the highest price if the coins are reasonably high quality....
Welcome to Cointalk. I agree that it doesn't have "the look" of a real coin found in the manner described. But I'm also not an expert.
That's a nice collection and a unique idea. There is more to the hobby than the search for perfection.
If you are looking at morgan dollars, then check out alaskacoinexchange.com.
Ok. Now I understand the difference between your statements. Thanks.
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