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<p>[QUOTE="History Student, post: 68274, member: 4032"]1- If the gold price really picks-up the currency prices around the world will probably go down: therefore, the ultimate currency, gold, will REALLY go up and the pre-slabed gold coins attest to the public of toward a major authenticity when they investigate the nuismatic marketplace. </p><p><br /></p><p>Gold and fiat are almost mirror images of opposites - until just recently when gold (the ultimate currency) has shown its strength by rising against most the world's currencies even the US dollar when it was rising - again, just a recent situation. </p><p><br /></p><p>People have been known to flee paper and flock to gold as a store of value.</p><p>The PCGS and NGC companies have added a new veracity to the slabbing process - a major degree of honesty. </p><p><br /></p><p>2- If the gold price went up to a great extent during the day many gold sellers of bullion would always sell at the current price: however, at a coin show the astute gold coin seller would use his head and probably pull his merchandise to see if the marketplace was picking-up like they saw it in 1978-1980 or 1988-1990 periods.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="History Student, post: 68274, member: 4032"]1- If the gold price really picks-up the currency prices around the world will probably go down: therefore, the ultimate currency, gold, will REALLY go up and the pre-slabed gold coins attest to the public of toward a major authenticity when they investigate the nuismatic marketplace. Gold and fiat are almost mirror images of opposites - until just recently when gold (the ultimate currency) has shown its strength by rising against most the world's currencies even the US dollar when it was rising - again, just a recent situation. People have been known to flee paper and flock to gold as a store of value. The PCGS and NGC companies have added a new veracity to the slabbing process - a major degree of honesty. 2- If the gold price went up to a great extent during the day many gold sellers of bullion would always sell at the current price: however, at a coin show the astute gold coin seller would use his head and probably pull his merchandise to see if the marketplace was picking-up like they saw it in 1978-1980 or 1988-1990 periods.[/QUOTE]
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