By John, on November 6th, 2011%
Question by what_do_i_know?: What is the difference between gold proof vs. gold uncirculated coins?
Specifically, I am referring to Gold Eagle coins. I notice the price difference can be substantial
As an investor, what is the best invesment? Does proof command a bigger resale value?
Best answer:
Answer by rhsaundersIt isn’t just applicable to gold coins. Proof coins are made with special highly polished dies, and may be double struck to give an especially sharp image. Because of the special processing and corresponding scarcity, proof coins command a substantial premium.
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By John, on October 30th, 2011%
Question by Saad A: what is the difference between uncirculated coins and proof coins?
Best answer:
Answer by MyLadyJThe following web site explains this perfectly:
http://reviews.ebay.com/Proof-versus-Uncirculated-Coins-The-Difference_W0QQugidZ10000000001619533
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By John, on October 17th, 2011%
World Coins
World coins are a world of fun
One of the best things about collecting coins is learning about our big world. That’s why World Coins are such a fun way to get into collecting. I love world coins of all kindsfrom the Gold Krugerand to Canadian coins to all the wonderful world coins from the famed Perth Mint in Australia.
Collectors of old coins and gold coins from around the world also love world coins, from Europe, Asia and beyond. World Coins are a great alternative to buying silver . . . → Read More: World Coins
By John, on October 5th, 2011%
Information to Help You Better Understand Proof Coins and Split Grades
When collecting coins you are going to find that there are numerous features and facets you need to be aware of. To get the most out of your investment it is important you take the time to learn everything there is to know about your coins. In this article we will look at proof coins and split grades a little closer.
Proof coins are coins that have never been placed in general circulation. These coins have been minted using dies . . . → Read More: Information to Help You Better Understand Proof Coins and Split Grades
By John, on September 14th, 2011%
The Beauty Of The American Silver Eagle Proof Coin
It’s been about a quarter of a century since the United States Mint produced their first American Silver Eagle Proof Coins. Styled after the magnificent half dollar Walking Liberty designed by Adolph A Weinman and first circulated in 1916, this beautiful coin has caught the fancy of investors and collectors alike.
The United States Mint produces bullion coins in silver, gold, and platinum. Congress originally authorized the production of bullion coins in order to provide an easy, cost effective way for investors . . . → Read More: The Beauty Of The American Silver Eagle Proof Coin
By John, on August 27th, 2011%
Silver Eagle Proof Coin Sets
Article by James Kirkwood
Silver Eagle proof coin sets are currently the silver bullion products that I am focusing on for my portfolio. Right now I am finding the best deals to be had are on full or partial coin sets, and even with the rising price of silver in the market, American silver eagles are still an affordable and worthwhile investment.
If you’ve had the opportunity to see one up close and in person, then you already have seen that the attention to detail put into the . . . → Read More: Silver Eagle Proof Coin Sets
By John, on July 2nd, 2011%
Question by M M: What does proof condition mean in relation to gold coins?
I see a gold coin on Ebay for twice what mine sold for
It was graded as proof .69 and sealed by the grading
company. What does proof mean?
Best answer:
Answer by ShanizzelTheirs a description about it on the US Mint website if you click on a proof coin. If i remeber correctly, I think they use a better mold when they mint a proof coin.
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By John, on June 14th, 2011%
Question by Dewayne: Is buying Gold, Platinum or Silver American Eagle Proof coins (US Mint) a good investment?
I imagine this would depend of the how the price of gold, platinum or silver does in the marketplace, but would there also be a collectors’ interest even if the prices of metals took a downturn?
Best answer:
Answer by GuamGuyBasic way of making money:
Buy low, sell high.
Look at the current cost of gold and silver and compare it to the last 50 years. Is it low right now? If you’re buying “high” then . . . → Read More: Is buying Gold, Platinum or Silver American Eagle Proof coins (US Mint) a good investment?
By John, on June 6th, 2011%
Question by Joseph: What is the BEST place to buy Proof coins?
Affordability wise
and NO it isnt ebay so please dont write that like you did on my last one,
I have seen a few sites that are half ebay price
IF ANYONE KNOWS SOME GOOD ONES PASTE ME IN
Best answer:
Answer by MCWhat are the sites that are half E-bay price so I can go there and buy some. What types of coins are you looking for?
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By John, on May 28th, 2011%
Question by D B Cooper: Can sunlight affect a mint state or proof coins luster?
Best answer:
Answer by dlgfdgYes, any type of metal surface is affected by sunlight. UV rays will cause coins to lose their luster. UV Rays will affect the shine on a car, metal building, your outdoor furniture etc etc. When you buy an official set of coins, a good seller will have them encased in a UV resistant wrapper.
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