Coin Collecting

← Older revision Revision as of 13:57, 1 June 2012 (2 intermediate revisions not shown)Line 23: Line 23: The design of American Eagle Silver Bullion Coins is based on Adolph A. Weinman's 1916 "Walking Liberty" silver half dollar. The design of American Eagle Silver Bullion Coins is based on Adolph A. Weinman's 1916 "Walking Liberty" silver half dollar. -Prices of American Silver Eagle Coinsare based on the market spot price of silver bullion, plus a small premium to cover minting and...Read Full Story

pare Change Ep12: American Gold Eagle (Gold coins)  In this episode of Spare Change we look at the American Gold Eagle bullion and the collector American Eagle gold coins (proofs and burnished uncirculated). We discuss how the Gold American Eagle coin came into being and what to collect as a coin collector and what to invest in if you are just look for gold bullion. Please checkout the shows sponsors. If it were not for the these guys the the show would not be possible: American Precious...Read Full Story

June looks to be a busy month for the United States Mint. Among the first new products to hit the numismatic street will be two silver proof sets. Visit link: Silver Proof Set, American Silver Eagle Coin Set Starts June for US ... Silver Proof Set, American Silver Eagle Coin Set Starts June for US ...Read Full Story

A Numis Network Review Involving David Wood This will be perhaps a little controversial Numis Network review , because since David Wood joined Ray Higdon last year, the ability to really succeed with Numis Network has been drastically lopsided. Let me explain.  This David Wood is this young, charismatic guy who is anti-American government, self David Wood and the Numis Network Review exiled to the paradise of Costa Rica, complete with rivers infested with river blindness bacteria and...Read Full Story

This Kookaburra Silver Bullion Coin features the same basic designs as found on the original strike, but with an added dragon privy mark. Go here to read the rest: 2012 Kookaburra Silver Bullion Coin Features Dragon Privy Mark ... 2012 Kookaburra Silver Bullion Coin Features Dragon Privy Mark ...Read Full Story

← Older revision Revision as of 05:51, 29 May 2012 Line 3: Line 3: 1-oz silver rounds are a silver bullion products which looks like silver bullion coins but doesn’t have legal tender and any face value. 1-oz silver rounds are popular among precious metals investors and coin collectors because they are attractive, affordable, liquid and carry less markup over spot silver price than silver coins. 1-oz silver rounds are a silver bullion products which looks like silver bullion coins but doesn...Read Full Story

The 2011 25th Anniversary Silver Eagle Set, which contained five coins (a proof, reverse proof, two uncirculated coins , and a bullion coin ) was priced at $299.95. At the time of offering, the US Mint was selling individual proof ... See more here: San Francisco Two Coin Silver Eagle Set Priced at $149.95 — Mint ... San Francisco Two Coin Silver Eagle Set Priced at $149.95 — Mint ...Read Full Story

← Older revision Revision as of 06:20, 29 May 2012 Line 11: Line 11: == Silver Bullion Products == == Silver Bullion Products == -There are many options if you want to invest in silver bullion products. Silver bullion bars or silveringots, [[http://www.bullion-coins.org/ silver bullion coins]], silver rounds and silver jewelry.+There are many options if you want to invest in silver bullion products. Silver bullion bars or silver ingots, [[http://www.bullion-coins.org/ silver bullion...Read Full Story

← Older revision Revision as of 05:54, 29 May 2012 Line 41: Line 41: == [[Silver bullion bars]] == == [[Silver bullion bars]] == -Silver bars, called also [[silver ingots]], are one of the most popular way of investing in the metal.+Silver bars, called also [[silver ingots]], are one of the most popular way of investing in the metal. -It is possible to buy the bars in various sizes from 5 grams up to 1,000 ounces but 100-oz bars are the most popular with retail investors. 100-oz bars...Read Full Story

← Older revision Revision as of 08:55, 29 May 2012 Line 34: Line 34: Dealers usually sell junk silver coins in lots, or "[[junk silver bags]]" of varying price and size. The name "[[junk silver bags]]" developed in the 1970s and was used to describe a bag of average circulated silver coins. Usually [[junk silver bags]] contain either all dimes, quarters, or half dollars and no mixed junk silver bags offered.   Dealers usually sell junk silver coins in lots, or "[[junk silver bags]]" of...Read Full Story