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<p>[QUOTE="Rono, post: 207313, member: 6492"]Howdy Rickie,</p><p> </p><p>SemperFi.</p><p> </p><p>I'm still working full time and though wifey is formally retired, she's working part time. My job gives me enough funds to buy the mint issue non-gold stuff and several times a year to buy a few coins. I always buy my roll of ASE in January, etc. In recent years, my birthday and christmas lists are mostly coins.</p><p> </p><p>Recently I sold some duplicate mint issue stuff (proof and mint sets, commems, etc.) and used the proceeds to buy some additional coins.</p><p> </p><p>Right now I'm about 1-2 years from retirement (I'm fully pension eligible so it's a matter of when they sufficiently p*ss me off). At that point I'll have a pension, a 457, 401 and an IRA. I'm planning to take part of this money and buy a lot up north - probably won't build but should be a good investment AND certified high end coins - keys in my chosen series in high gread PCGS. Not highest grade, mind you, just high grade. </p><p> </p><p>I was reading recently that old rothschild said you should divide your wealth into 3 equal portions between securities, real estate and fine art. Well, I don't know much about fine art, but do know a little about coins. I don't know that I'll get to 33/33/33, but right now I'm heavy securities.</p><p> </p><p>oooh rah,</p><p> </p><p>rono[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rono, post: 207313, member: 6492"]Howdy Rickie, SemperFi. I'm still working full time and though wifey is formally retired, she's working part time. My job gives me enough funds to buy the mint issue non-gold stuff and several times a year to buy a few coins. I always buy my roll of ASE in January, etc. In recent years, my birthday and christmas lists are mostly coins. Recently I sold some duplicate mint issue stuff (proof and mint sets, commems, etc.) and used the proceeds to buy some additional coins. Right now I'm about 1-2 years from retirement (I'm fully pension eligible so it's a matter of when they sufficiently p*ss me off). At that point I'll have a pension, a 457, 401 and an IRA. I'm planning to take part of this money and buy a lot up north - probably won't build but should be a good investment AND certified high end coins - keys in my chosen series in high gread PCGS. Not highest grade, mind you, just high grade. I was reading recently that old rothschild said you should divide your wealth into 3 equal portions between securities, real estate and fine art. Well, I don't know much about fine art, but do know a little about coins. I don't know that I'll get to 33/33/33, but right now I'm heavy securities. oooh rah, rono[/QUOTE]
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