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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Owle, post: 1297251, member: 22004&quot;]Type gold has been moving in cycles.&nbsp; Currently it is not terribly strong.&nbsp; MS63-66 $20s, $10s and $5s are generally liquid coins, as long as the big boys need them, the telemarketers are promoting them, and that is usually true when gold moves higher like today.&nbsp; Heritage is having an excellent year, as well as the top grading companies and other big companies.&nbsp; It is profitable for them as long as the market maintains its bull status because people are taking notice around the world of spot prices.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>There are a lot of areas that are not undergoing a bull market, esoteric small coins, rare dates that are 100% sight seen, and even then an inside game, with buyers offering under greysheet unless the coin is on a want list.&nbsp; For those who have gotten cash windfalls through whatever means, coins and other investments are a way to feel like they are rich, and the sales pitch is geared toward making them feel like big shots.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I agree with the general assessment here that this angle has been tried before and it is the usual program, but there are new aspects, such as CAC, the &quot;plus&quot;, &quot;secure&quot; and &quot;star&quot; grading additions.&nbsp; A good salesman/woman can be quite persuasive, touting the company&#039;s high ethical standards, years in business, membership in trades organizations, and slick sounding name.&nbsp; Dealing with the best sales people can be unnerving and hard to end the call.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bullion remains the safest way to go with tangible assets.&nbsp; But some generic gold coins are also safe, but ultimately there is no certainty when it comes to investing.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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