In the world of numismatics, understanding coin grading is essential for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Among the many factors that contribute to a coin’s grade, the distinction between “Proof” and “Proof-Like” can significantly impact its value and appeal. Join us … Continue reading →
This post summarizes the cost associated in producing today US Coinage. The pictures are from the Littleton Coin Company and show the Penny thru the years. It starts out with a commentary by Mike Maharrey, a journalist and market analyst … Continue reading →
90% Silver, otherwise known as Junk Silver or Constitutional Silver prices are Sky High! What do you think? Silver Seeker has many informative videos relating to collecting Silver.
Continue reading →Markets tend to move in cycles. They typically experience cyclical pullbacks after trending higher for a long period of time. Rarely do markets move straight up or straight down. The stock market has, however, essentially moved straight up since the … Continue reading →
White spots on silver bullion coins have been a known issue in the global bullion market for years. While white spots do not change the purity or composition of bullion coins, investors have expressed concerns about their impact on the … Continue reading →
MintID was created to solve the problem of counterfeiting in the precious metals space. But until now, investors have been plagued with the uncertainty of whether or not the products they own are actually genuine. By embedding AES-128-bit encrypted and … Continue reading →
Have your ever wondered what you would do when suddenly you came across an entire coin collection or even just a few coins from a family member. We have all been is those discussions about the subject. Now, “Cash … Continue reading →
Coin Update published this informative article regrading “What to do, when is it time to cash in your collection“. The piece has additional detailed comments when viewed in the article. They referenced the following which is excerpted from Clifford Mishler’s Coins: Questions … Continue reading →
The following post is being shared to help educate the coin collecting hobbyists to some of the many ways people will use to sell inferior numismatic items to unsuspecting buyers. Michael Bugeja discloses a trick that should discourage anyone from overbidding … Continue reading →
In a editorial release recently issued by Provident Metals answers this question in one word “Supply”. They go on to say that precious metals prices have been under pressure lately. Here are their follow-up comments: Gold, silver, and platinum all took … Continue reading →
