By John, on February 4th, 2012%
There Is Fun In The Hunt For Silver Coins
Article by James Daniels
As a young boy, I collected all the loose change after mom dumped all the coins out everyones pockets before she through the cloths in the washing machine. It added up and I quickly filled a small coffee can with 90% junk silver coins. I sure wish that it was this easy to find coins today.
My 9 year old son is very enthusiastic about finding valuable junk silver bullion coins. Every time that our family goes on shopping trips, . . . → Read More: There Is Fun In The Hunt For Silver Coins
By John, on February 3rd, 2012%
Question by : Do silver coins have more options for selling versus bars?
I am interested in investing in silver. My question is, in the future, when it comes time to sell, which will be easier to unload, coins or bars. Bars would be more convenient to store and sell in one lump but you could sell the coins at a coin shop right, instead or strictly to a precious metal buyer? Any experienced advice is appreciated.
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Answer by Aaron PollardI’d say coins you could get rolls to put . . . → Read More: Do silver coins have more options for selling versus bars?
By John, on January 8th, 2012%
Question by David: How do I get my silver coins appraised?
I have a bunch of silver coins, I don’t think any of them are worth a whole lot because they are circulated not “mint” and I really don’t know much about coins… so how do I find an honest appraiser and how much do they generally charge? I wouldn’t want to get them appraised for more than they’re worth of course.
Best answer:
Answer by Commander_Data_ismydaddytake them to a coin collector.
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By John, on December 29th, 2011%
Silver coins as application of silver investment
For few people, making investment in the coins is just a hobby. They enjoy possessing these coins which are an in-separable part of our rich cultural heritage, or some coins which offer insight into other countries of the world. However, there are many other people who collect the coins for another reason; that is investment purpose.
Quite like many other collectibles; coins can also appreciate in their values over a period of time. An investment made wisely can help a person earn a large . . . → Read More: Silver coins as application of silver investment
By John, on December 13th, 2011%
Question by Ron C: Is there any way to purchase newly minted silver dollar coins at a discounted dealer mark-up?
I’m a novice at investing in silver coins. Coin dealers are claiming a $ 1.50 fee per coin and it doesn’t matter if I buy one or a hundred or more…the fee is still the same. I’m interested in about a hundred and I feel that a $ 1.50 dealer fee per coin for that many coins is a little steep. How can I get a better rate?
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By John, on November 30th, 2011%
Investing In Silver Bullion – Why The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Is The Best Silver Coin To Buy
Article by Christina Goldman
The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Coins is a gorgeous, high quality, pure silver bullion coin that is very much in demand by collectors and investors around the world. The Silver Maple Leaf coin was first minted in a gold bullion version in 1979 by The Royal Canadian Mint. The silver version was later introduced in 1988.
Specifications:
Each silver maple leaf coin contains one full ounce of pure silver.
It has a certified . . . → Read More: Investing In Silver Bullion – Why The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Is The Best Silver Coin To Buy
By John, on November 19th, 2011%
Question by frittlebugs: Can I use a one dollar silver certificate today in trade for silver coins?
I just found 4 1957 silver certificate dollars and was wondering if I could cash them in for silver coins. Anyone know?
Best answer:
Answer by Major EyeswaterSilver Certificates were abolished by Congress on June 4, 1963 and all redemption in silver ceased on June 24, 1968.
At a bank, it’s worth $ 1, but a nice crisp uncirculated one is worth about $ 5.00 to a currency collector.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Certificate
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By John, on November 10th, 2011%
Question by : Where should I go to buy silver coins in Louisville?
I would like to buy silver coins. Where in Louisville can I do this and not get ripped off?
Best answer:
Answer by liberty 911Try this search engine.
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By John, on November 4th, 2011%
Question by Sawyer: How do I get the smoke smell out of silver coins?
I recently purchase a few silver coins and I realized they have a strong smoke smell and is there anyway to get it off?
Best answer:
Answer by Ty WebberDegreaser and steel wool… Scrub, scrub… Scrub.
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By John, on October 31st, 2011%
How to Buy Silver Coins
Congratulations!
If you are reading this, then you must have made the smart decision to begin investing in silver coins and you’re trying to figure out what the next step is. The good news is that making the decision to buy is the toughest part – with that choice out of the way, now you are closer than ever to a new level of financial security for yourself and your family.
There are so many options for buying silver coins these days. If you are anything like I am, . . . → Read More: How to Buy Silver Coins
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