Indeed. It is a big issue for anyone selling a coin. If a dealer sends in a 1099 on a coin that you sold to him, then you are expected to file a...
Cloudsweeper, please try to read what was posted before responding. I never said the Bureau was a department of the Federal Reserve. Furthermore...
I have no issue with what Carr is doing. He isn't trying to commit fraud and the appeal of his coins are going to be limited to a relatively...
Nope. The US Mint does not print any money. The US Mint only produces coins. They do not have anything to do with paper dollars or the virtual...
Indeed. Those 4 coins graded at PF 70, not uncommon for these coins, is selling for close to $5,000. This isn't a bad return at all considering...
You are confused at what is going on. It's the Federal Reserve that is responsible for creating the supply dollars, not the US Treasury. The...
I don't have an issue with holding numismatic copper coins as investments. However holding physical copper as bullion would not seem to make much...
Did you actually read it? Here it is for your edification. No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation; grant Letters of...
How so? The US Constitution gives every state the right to produce state currency. Furthermore, many states have already done it in the past...
After having seen some of these at a coin show, I will say that I agree with you. I was disappointed at how unattractive these things are as...
The coining of state currency doesn't have anything to do with secession.
If you are a bullion buyer slabbed bullion coins represent a buying opportunity that should not be overlooked. I say this not because having a...
Yep. I was at a coin show this weekend and a dealer had some of these for sale. He was really wanting to wheel & deal to get rid of them but I...
Price on a slabbed Buchanan coin jumped $200 this week. If it is like the others I expect prices to go higher quickly. These coins do...
You are speaking gibberish. You said that paying for physical silver is more expensive than paper silver. A comex contract is neither....
This makes no sense. A comex contract is an agreement to buy physical silver at a set price on a certain date. Nothing more, nothing less....
There is where a lot, if not most silver buyers make their mistake. There is no relationship between the two, unlike gold.
^What I have posted is public record. It's not rumor and speculation which is what you are using to defend your position by casting doubt on...
First, consider that gold and silver are different investment vehicles. Do your research to understand the differences. One place to start,...
I would say, and I advise that everyone take this advice to heart, that you don't tell anyone, and especially extended family, that you are buying...
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