Dollar cost averaging is a good tool to use but like all investors, you've got to know when and how to use it.
Very well put John. Easy to understand and very true.
Not to mention the history they offer.
Nope, not at all. That's why I've never bought one from the mint. It's just another gimmick.
This is a brass version of The Roman Firmness Hard Times Token. The brass is much more scarce than the copper version. This was minted in the...
In that case, nice.
If you are referring to my $5.00 PCGS MS66RD 1958-D Wheat Cent, it is not a proof. It is a business Strike as are yours.
Here's an example of what members are saying. A nice 62 year old coin, nor considered a modern coin but definitely newer. That is the price I paid...
Fir is for for those of us with large fingers, small keys and poor eyesight.
That so called extra number is not raised. A stain perhaps?
I have my doubts
They won't get a cent from me.
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Welcome to CT. I'm not seeing Doubling except fir worn dies. The weak spots are from grease on the Die which is common.
Some I've found look like the day they were made. Others, you can tell it's a proof.
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