I dunno. If you'd bought the Dow in 1962, every $2.10 you bought then would now be worth something like $37. And as long as we're sending advice...
Registration required to read the linked story. Does it say anything that wasn't already reported months ago?
I've assumed that numismatic gold would hold its value better than bullion in a falling gold market, but it's still likely to fall. And it seems...
Assuming gold never falls back to $800/oz, never mind $300. I'd think the FS coins are particularly bad investments if the economic climate...
In that case, I think I side with your husband. These don't look like high-grade or rare coins; the sentimental value of the coins in their...
I'm not seeing it here, either. I'm still miffed over the last change, where they took away the ability to customize the order of columns (left...
I would've outbid you. :) Congrats!
Well, don't use rubber tape, which is typically loaded with sulfur, and will quickly degrade underground. Silicone tape might hold up better, but...
1891 Liberty "V" Nickel "CHOICE XF ~ EXTREMELY FINE" Yep, that's "CHOICE", all right! To quote the knight from Indiana Jones and the Last...
I like the Coinflation guy's editorial comment: "The coin reminds me of Pig-Pen from the Peanuts comic strip, where a crudely drawn dust cloud...
If you do feel inclined to put a toned coin (AT or otherwise) under your SEM, there are a lot of us who would love to see what you find. For...
But it's getting off topic in the direction of linguistics, which I think is cool! But, yeah, non-numismatic.
It dispenses disinfectant into the bowl when you flush. It's not a coin-toning device; it was a joke. To me, the obvious interpretation of...
I can't see anything wrong with it... :)
I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at here. Who do you think "sets" prices for coins? The price lists you seem to be thinking of are...
I just came across this rather, er, suspicious-looking "toner" on a new BIN listing. I investigated some of the seller's other coins, and found...
Looks like a General Mills "G" to me!
Um, I'm pretty sure the active principle in hot sauce is vinegar. Nothing "alkaline" about it. Just about guaranteed to trash your coin's surface...
Well, if anybody wanted the guy's full name and address so you could contact him directly, there you go. :eek:
I see. Let me follow up with another question: as a trader and investor, you receive information from a variety of sources. Suppose one of your...
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