True. I should have elaborated my point a little more in retrospect. I was thinking specifically with the poorer rural areas in mind (with limited...
I believe you, I believe you! :) I didn't say I didn't I'd be the first person to admit when i'm wrong.
My sources must be wrong on the 1924, but I had read it in more than one place, so maybe the mis-information has travelled a little! I stand...
Gorgeous nobles guys, I used to have a Henry VI one but sold it about 6 years ago. I'm on the look out for another one day though, they really are...
Who was it that said that Nixon was was the most accomplished gifted president the nation ever had but who was also sadly lacking in morals? If...
Sensible people. I had heard that Indians owned the most gold, if you think about it, there are a heck of a lot more people living in India than...
I believe the UK paid it back (not sure if it was in full or deducted) but the British govt made their last installment around 2006.
Hence why 1924 Double Eagles are now so prolific, up until 1974 they were thought to be quite rare, or at least a key date, once Ford changed the...
I'm hoping gold is going to drop some more, I want to carry on buying some, but once it gets to $1900 it's a bit too rich for my blood.
Well I believe him... ;)
Good luck indeed, hey if you accomplish it let us know! It might just spur me into action.
Not quite rolls but you might find this interesting anyhow, it's the closest I could get to roll searching where I am! Back in 2003 I was...
Well to further back up your point Doug, even if the use of tin had caused such marks (which as you so clearly pointed out it wouldn't) it still...
I've always wanted an gold angel! I did see a few Henry VII ones for sale a year or two ago, sadly at the time funds I did not have!
Beautiful, just stunning! :yes: Is that a half noble?
Ah hammered coins, if that gets in your blood you're a gonner, an hammered addict. Milled coins never quite feel the same again afterwards, they...
Well I don't know how it's going over in the states but I can tell you now that here in the UK we're facing pay freezes or pay cuts, in both...
That would make sense, if a govt defaults on its loans then it leads to loss in faith of its currency and economic consequences etc.
In my opinion, no. By that I mean; the numismatic value may be surpassed by the bullion value and trade for more as bullion than as a collector...
Hi, thank you for your response. But I fear I must ask a further question. You say that measuring value over time in nominal dollars is plain...
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