ASE investments

Is this a good idea for someone on a lawn-mowing as a career investment?

 

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Can't go wrong with sockin' a few of those babys away 'V'.

 

tough subject - investing vs collecting. i collect, and love collecting ASE's in both unc and proof. a truly beautiful classic US coin design. I would never consider investing in coins. just my 2 cents worth

 

Thanks guys!

 

Quite right Dagg. Investing vs. collecting. Still, nothing wrong with the young fellow buying a few of these pieces. Especially if, down the road, he's gonna cash 'em in for something truly collectable...

 

What are you gettin at green18? The girl I love or hot V nickels?

 

As long as you don't buy a bunch of high grade graded examples and also keep in mind that they are designed to be bullion coins... you'll be fine.

 

Oh dear. The "girl I love thing" is best left for another forum (Dear Abby?).......

 

I have started something on this and it got moved to the general discussion area.

 

Anymore bullion advice? I think junk silver could be picked up for melt and not for big premiums like $3.00 over melt.

 

Excellent. I did the same thing many years ago. Get an early start, squirrel that money and those PMs away and you will be set well in the future.

 

What about junk silver krispy?

 

If you can stick with ASEs or Maples, Pandas, Libertads, Phils stay with them.

 

I prefer ASEs and believe they may one day be discontinued and take on a potential numismatic (as well as intrinsic bullion) value.

 

But they carry such ridiculous premiums at least American Silver Eagles do.

 

ASE's gonna give you more 'bang' for your 'buck'.....

 

In the long run or now?

 

Just have to shop around to get the best price or get in good with your dealer for a better than most others may get. You might get a special price from exclusive dealing with one local dealer. Best thing to do is SAVE UP and buy in quantity. Try a money saving exercise (no matter what the price of silver looks to be doing in the markets) and once you have enough money to save up to buy a tube (20 bullion coins) then look for the best price and make your investment.

 

either, but the longer you wait the better your return will be. though if you try to buy and flip immediately you will likely take a hit.

 

Filling an album with ASE bullion can be fun and probably a good investment, just don't forget to continue to add to a savings account.