If you have a business or are just a collector, at some point in time you will have to use a shipping service. Whether it is across town, in the next state, the other side of the country or even internationally, … Continue reading →
COIN COLLECTING – Ron Gillis, the Education Director from the American Numismatic Association introduces the new series of videos for the beginning Coin Collector. He answers those first questions of Why start collecting and What to Collect. This is a … Continue reading →
You can’t always trust certified checks!! By Dr. Don Taylor, Ph.D., CFA, CFP, CASL • Bankrate.com Dear Dr. Don, I have a valuable item for sale and now have an out-of-state buyer. The buyer wants to pay by certified check, … Continue reading →
Since early 2012, JP Morgan’s stockpile has grown from less than 5 million ounces of physical silver to more than 55 million ounces of physical silver. Clearly, someone over at JP Morgan is convinced that physical silver is a great … Continue reading →
A great example of stacking silver and the various types you can find!
Continue reading →One of the most difficult purchases to make online concerns coin rolls, especially when sellers hype what may be inside them. Imagine yourself in a coin shop or at a coin show looking at rolls. What should I look for? … Continue reading →
Commencement speech delivers powerful message on how discipline plays a major role in everyday life!
Continue reading →How Small We Really are? We use this application from FleetMon to track our son all over the world! What does this have to do with Silver?
Continue reading →Find Buried Treasure at Estate and Garage Sales Have you ever wanted to have all the collectible experts in your back pocket while you search garage sales and estate sales for buried treasure? Well, now you can! The Home Run … Continue reading →
Have you ever noticed a greenish tint to your coins and wondered what it is? It is PVC, an additive used to make plastic more pliable. Although this additive enhances plastic’s capabilities, it poisons coins and corrodes the metal. These … Continue reading →