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24th September 2009
After a recent trip to Dahlonega, Georgia, I'm became obsessed with wanting to know more about the U.S. Mint that had been there and its history. To say that "The Neighborhood Mint: Dahlonega in the Age of Jackson" by Sylvia Head, Elizabeth W. Etheridge, ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
It is a common coin collecting problem: too many coins, not enough information on what kinds of coins to collect, or a disorganized group of collectibles.
The solution?
There are programs that are especially created for computer use, commonly known ... Read >
Author: Elliot Higgins16th September 2009
Some people are born to love money; whether they spend it or just collect it, they are simply born to love the way money provides them the kind of gratification that they need.
For example those people who are coin collectors simply love the sight of c... Read >
Author: Elliot Higgins15th July 2009
If you're thinking of buying gold, it's very possible that your first thought is to buy Krugerrands, and if you do that you would be okay because only in rare instances are there are better forms of gold for investing purposes. Of the best known gold bul... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes01st July 2009
The commodity markets are markets in which raw or primary products are exchanged, like base metals and oil, and very recently there has been speculation over a potential gold boom, with increasing demand and falling supplies pushing up the prices. In Amer... Read >
Author: Lorraine27th June 2009
For those interested in collecting rare and unique American coins, the 1804 just may be one of the first they'll want in their collection as this coin is not only one of the rarest but also one of the most popular.
Considering these dollars weren't eve... Read >
Author: RBTV0126th June 2009
While silver dollar money was the only source of legal tender in centuries gone by, it has diminished in popularity and in some instances has been removed from circulation by the U.S. Mint. It is rather a strange phenomenon when you look at other countrie... Read >
Author: RBTV0108th June 2009
The Statue of Liberty $5 gold coin was issued by the U.S. Mint in 1986 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the Statue of Liberty. This gorgeous coin was the very first modern commemorative gold coin. The entire maximum mintage that wa... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman01st June 2009
If you are having sleepless nights over a decision to make on investing in Gold Buffalo Proof Vs Gold Eagle Proof coins, worry not since there are other investors like you who share the same dilemma.
Since you are definitely very keen in purchasing pro... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman19th May 2009
Coin collecting has been a favorite form of collecting for centuries. From the very beginning of time, once coins were used as a means of trading a token for goods, coins have evolved with a certain mystic that continues today. Every person that has ever ... Read >
Author: RBTV0119th May 2009
Coin collecting has been a favorite form of collecting for centuries. From the very beginning of time, once coins were used as a means of trading a token for goods, coins have evolved with a certain mystic that continues today. Every person that has ever ... Read >
Author: RBTV0114th May 2009
Before you invest in Buffalo gold coins, it would be useful to learn a little about the history of the American Buffalo Gold coin. Are you know that it was first offered for sale by the U.S. Mint in 2006? This occurs to be the US Government's first time t... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman05th May 2009
Q: My mother-in-law wants to convert some gold coins, specifically American Gold Eagles and Canadian Gold Maple Leafs, into CDs and/or money market funds. How does one convert gold coins into cash in order to do this? What are the IRS reporting requireme... Read >
Author: Alan L. Olsen, CPA16th April 2009
It will warm the heart of the numismatic community or those devotees of the study or collection of currency to know that Silver Peace Dollar coin issuance was inspired by their interesting and widespread hobby.The Peace Dollar was minted by the The U.S. M... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman09th April 2009
Collecting coins is a pleasurable, as well as a profitable hobby. However, most novice collectors encounter problems with having too many coins, and not having adequate information on what kinds of coins to collect, and how to organize or properly sort a ... Read >
Author: Borge Nielsen07th April 2009
Are you paying attention to all of the advertisements that are popping up on radio, TV, in print, and even on billboards concerning gold? If you have gold jewelry you can send it in and get back a hefty check in the mail. What's more, if you live in a maj... Read >
Author: Patrick Gunther09th March 2009
The beautiful city cuddled around the curve of the Mississippi River, known for its cuisine, music and culture, is the
metropolis New Orleans. This vibrant city summons many a visitors every year. Its more than a few attractions are cherished
by... Read >
Author: M S Nath09th March 2009
The beautiful city cuddled around the curve of the Mississippi River, known for its cuisine, music and culture, is the
metropolis New Orleans. This vibrant city summons many a visitors every year. Its more than a few attractions are cherished
by... Read >
Author: M S Nath18th November 2008
Are you wondering whether you should invest in American Eagle Gold Proof Sets versus the plain vanilla American Eagle Gold Bullion coin sets? You're not alone.� Many gold bullion investors often� wonder which version of the two they should purchase.ï¿... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman16th November 2008
Retail investors have realised that gold bullion offers an effective hedge against currency movements, is an effective inflation hedge, and is a proven safe haven in times of financial turbulence.
Volatile markets have created a surge in retail investmen... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis23rd October 2008
Silver Eagle Monster Boxes are a great way to purchase a large quantity of Silver Eagle coins. A monster box contains 25 plastic coin tubes. Each tube contains 20 American Silver Eagle coins. That means each sealed U.S. Mint box will contain 500 beauti... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman25th March 2008
The beautiful city cuddled around the curve of the Mississippi River, known for its cuisine, music and culture, is the metropolis New Orleans. This vibrant city summons many a visitors every year. Its more than a few attractions are cherished by tons of p... Read >
Author: An Introduction To Selling on eBay for Profit01st November 2007
Platinum has been making its way into American culture as the use of it in jewelry has grown substantially in the past ten years. If you have priced jewelry recently you know this precious white metal is even more costly than gold. So what is platinum and... Read >
Author: BullionDirect08th October 2007
Buy Gold Coins as Bullion Gold Coins Gain Favor Gold bullion coins and investor grade gold coins gain respect from the investment community as an alternative to stocks, Bonds, cash accounts, and other risky vehicles.In today's world of global uncertainty,... Read >
Author: David Christiansen21st April 2007
Carson City, Nevada is located in the western part of Nevada, on the border with California and the Lake Tahoe resort. Its population is about 58,000, in an area of 155.7 square miles. Nearby cities include Reno, Nevada, about 30 miles north.
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06th March 2007
Gold bullion coins and investor grade gold coins gain respect from the investment community as an alternative to stocks, Bonds, cash accounts, and other risky vehicles.
In today's world of global uncertainty, one thing remains certain: gold coins. Gold... Read >
Author: Gold Coins02nd January 2007
Considering that gold is trading north of $600, one has to ask how it is possible to buy cheap gold. After all, in late 2005 gold traded at $460, and in 2001 gold traded below $300.
What we are talking about is buying low-premium gold bullion coins, f... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes19th July 2006
When the U.S. Mint announced it was adding a .9999 gold bullion coin to its line of gold coins, it looked like a golden opportunity for the Mint to capture a big chunk of 24-karat gold coin market. When legislation was passed mandating that the new coin ... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes25th June 2006
The year 2001 one-ounce Gold Snakes, the sixth coin in The Perth Mint Lunar Series, became the third coin in the Series to reach the 30,000-coin production cap that the Mint set for the one-ounce Lunar Series gold coins. The year 2000 one-ounce Gold Drag... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes02nd February 2006
After a recent trip to Dahlonega, Georgia, I'm became obsessed with wanting to know more about the U.S. Mint that had been there and its history. To say that "The Neighborhood Mint: Dahlonega in the Age of Jackson" by Sylvia Head, Elizabeth W. Etheridge, ... Read >
Author: Johnny Kicklighter22nd December 2005
New .9999 fine (24 karat) 1-oz legal tender $50 gold coins will be added to the U.S. Mint's line of gold bullion coins in 2006 when President Bush signs into law a bill that Congress passed in December. The legislation calls for the Mint to have the coin... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes29th July 2005
The beautiful city cuddled around the curve of the Mississippi River, known for its cuisine, music and culture, is the metropolis New Orleans. This vibrant city summons many a visitors every year. Its more than a few attractions are cherished by tons of p... Read >
Author: Mansi Gupta
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