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<p>[QUOTE="mrbreeze, post: 12594987, member: 86726"]There have been attempts over time to set up coin “funds.” Basically, the general idea of the question is that there is a pool of money that needs to be invested in the field of numismatics. It would hopefully be an open ended fund that could last indefinitely, but let’s say at least 25 years (closed end fund). You are in charge of the set up and operation. How would you run it? Would you hire the best numismatic professionals you could find and stay out of it? How would you govern them? Pay them? Would you set rules around certain areas? As far as the fund’s operation, Would you pay out dividends? Would you require a minimum investment period? Etc., etc. etc.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is not a “you just won the lottery, what would you buy?” This is investors are counting on you to create this fund and set parameters of its operation to increase the chance that this endeavor makes money.</p><p><br /></p><p>Try not to get bogged down in fiduciary responsibilities or similar legal issues. Just speak from your numismatic frame of mind and the basic premises (albeit with specifics within that premise) that you feel would make it a success.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mrbreeze, post: 12594987, member: 86726"]There have been attempts over time to set up coin “funds.” Basically, the general idea of the question is that there is a pool of money that needs to be invested in the field of numismatics. It would hopefully be an open ended fund that could last indefinitely, but let’s say at least 25 years (closed end fund). You are in charge of the set up and operation. How would you run it? Would you hire the best numismatic professionals you could find and stay out of it? How would you govern them? Pay them? Would you set rules around certain areas? As far as the fund’s operation, Would you pay out dividends? Would you require a minimum investment period? Etc., etc. etc. This is not a “you just won the lottery, what would you buy?” This is investors are counting on you to create this fund and set parameters of its operation to increase the chance that this endeavor makes money. Try not to get bogged down in fiduciary responsibilities or similar legal issues. Just speak from your numismatic frame of mind and the basic premises (albeit with specifics within that premise) that you feel would make it a success.[/QUOTE]
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