Sounds identical to what TPG does with ancients. On the average, they are one whole grade too high. The worst part though is their using US grades...
I see nothing wrong with them sir, but toned coins always are a crapshoot nowadays. However, yours are lightly toned, so I am betting that all...
Tristen, its pretty common people post here about 1965-1969 quarters thinking they are silver. The reason is that clad coinage was new, so metal...
Man, how Dare you bring the thread back on track! ;)
I agree with her as well of course, but something like that would take political courage to stand up to groups who support the status quo, and it...
Nice one. I like 19th century mexican coinage for some reason. (I know yours is 20th, but same design as 19th). :)
In that case $11.66 an ounce would be your weighted average cost per ounce. Add up all buy cost, subtract sell cost, and get a net investment and...
I just figured they would steal a couple of other well respected older designs like maybe Oregon Trail and Bay Bridge and reissue those. No...
You are missing the fact there are not 16 troy ounces in a regular pound.
Personally I love the design as well. I just wish all British Commonwealth coins could move away from the King/Queen obverses. Just a competely...
Lol, how does your little bread analysis having anything to do with central bankers? Um, lets see, we had a deflationary period for farm...
Again, you are asking to calculate your weighted average cost for silver, not anything to do with DCA. Lets put together a scenario: Bought 10...
Want to hear something sad? I bought a bunch of these in the early 90's, mixed dates from the 80's and 90's, and gave most of them away as gifts...
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