Diem ICO
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Buy Low and sell High
This is easier said than done. What happens is collectors and investors wait till the marketplace is
moving up and then decide to buy at high prices.
We all like a sale but why do we not buy silver and gold coins once the price is low?
For the past 10 years coins have been on sale but not many have continued to get rare coins to
add to their portfolios.
Now that gold and silver prices are at higher levels and we see and hear about it on the news
and financial shows, we wonder if we should be buying.
Yes and no... Yes we should be buying and no we should not be buying.
A contradiction...yes.
Buy because we want to add to our investments and collections.
Don't just buy because the price is rising and we may make a profit.
What do we buy?
The most collected coins in america are: in silver:
Copper pennies, all Barber coins, Buffalo nickels, and the new nickel series, Mercury dimes, the
New Quarters, All silver quarters, Silver Half Dollars, Walking Liberties and Franklins.
Kennedy Half Dollars and Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars.
Collected in gold.
St. Gaudens double eagle... $20.00 gold coin
All gold Indian coins
Liberty gold coins. All denominations.
Gold Pandas. This is a bullion coin but carries a collector premium.
All the above coins trade at a premium to the gold price.
Why is a coin valuable?
The main thing which makes a coin valuable is supply and demand.
Lots of demand for a coin increases the price. It does not ensure it is rare.
There may be low demand for a coin but it will have a high price. This can
Happen for reasons such as for example, low quantity of coins. Low silver or gold prices.
High value rarities trade by themselves merits. They're wanted by very wealthy
Individuals and will command very high prices.
TV and internet auctions may also cause price levels to rise.
Many reasonably priced coins trade at or near the metals value. So if the metal price is rising so
will the coins of this type.
As more rare coin collectors make an effort to get a coin the worthiness can also rise in cost.
Frequently the rare coin collector who collected for enjoyment were left with a valuable collection
of coins.
Diemlibre was secondary to profit.
Should you collect your rare coins for fun and enjoyment you may find you have a profit when you are
to market your rare coin collection.
Rare gold and silver coins are a long term investment.. About 5 to twenty years is best for profit.
Silver and gold bullion can be purchased in coin or bar form. By buying low and selling high you can
make a good profit
However you will find your best profits result from buying nice gold and silver rare coins.
Learn about the coins you plan to collect. This will give you an advantage and know when you see a good buy.
This is easier said than done. What happens is collectors and investors wait till the marketplace is
moving up and then decide to buy at high prices.
We all like a sale but why do we not buy silver and gold coins once the price is low?
For the past 10 years coins have been on sale but not many have continued to get rare coins to
add to their portfolios.
Now that gold and silver prices are at higher levels and we see and hear about it on the news
and financial shows, we wonder if we should be buying.
Yes and no... Yes we should be buying and no we should not be buying.
A contradiction...yes.
Buy because we want to add to our investments and collections.
Don't just buy because the price is rising and we may make a profit.
What do we buy?
The most collected coins in america are: in silver:
Copper pennies, all Barber coins, Buffalo nickels, and the new nickel series, Mercury dimes, the
New Quarters, All silver quarters, Silver Half Dollars, Walking Liberties and Franklins.
Kennedy Half Dollars and Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars.
Collected in gold.
St. Gaudens double eagle... $20.00 gold coin
All gold Indian coins
Liberty gold coins. All denominations.
Gold Pandas. This is a bullion coin but carries a collector premium.
All the above coins trade at a premium to the gold price.
Why is a coin valuable?
The main thing which makes a coin valuable is supply and demand.
Lots of demand for a coin increases the price. It does not ensure it is rare.
There may be low demand for a coin but it will have a high price. This can
Happen for reasons such as for example, low quantity of coins. Low silver or gold prices.
High value rarities trade by themselves merits. They're wanted by very wealthy
Individuals and will command very high prices.
TV and internet auctions may also cause price levels to rise.
Many reasonably priced coins trade at or near the metals value. So if the metal price is rising so
will the coins of this type.
As more rare coin collectors make an effort to get a coin the worthiness can also rise in cost.
Frequently the rare coin collector who collected for enjoyment were left with a valuable collection
of coins.
Diemlibre was secondary to profit.
Should you collect your rare coins for fun and enjoyment you may find you have a profit when you are
to market your rare coin collection.
Rare gold and silver coins are a long term investment.. About 5 to twenty years is best for profit.
Silver and gold bullion can be purchased in coin or bar form. By buying low and selling high you can
make a good profit
However you will find your best profits result from buying nice gold and silver rare coins.
Learn about the coins you plan to collect. This will give you an advantage and know when you see a good buy.
