Over the years, as an avid collector of all things related to numismatics, I have talked to many colleagues who accurately regard themselves as true, “bona fide collectors”. That is to say, they have absolutely no interest in discussing their collection as an investment instrument under any circumstance. Well almost any circumstance. They will rock [...]
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COLLECTING AND INVESTING IN COINS IS SYNERGISTIC!
Posted in Gammill Numismatics, coin investments, knowledge is power, numismatics, tagged 1909 S VDB, bona fida collector, COLLECTING AND INVESTING IN COINS IS SYNERGISTIC, full four diamonds, future generations, Gammill Numismatics, hunt for coins, indian head cents, invest in America's future by investing in her past, investment grade, investment instrument, investment quality, Lincoln Cent, money as the driving force, numismatics on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A Coin is Worth More Than a Coin…When it is RARE and in DEMAND!
Posted in Gammill Numismatics, coin condition, knowledge is power, numismatics, tagged buffalo nickels, bullion value, coin condition determines value, demand, gammill art, gammill buffalo nickels, gammill coin condition, Gammill coin gazette art, gammill coin gazette watercolors, gammill coin grading, gammill indian head cents, gammill lincoln cents, gammill ngc, gammill pcgs, gammill rare coin, gammill rarity, gammill watercolors are featured on pages, how to grade coins, indian head cents, influence coins value, knowledge is power, liberty head dimes, Life hobby, Life time of collecting, Lincoln Cent, low mintage, NGC, numismatic value, old coins and their value, PCGS, rare coin, rarity, red book, supply and demand, third party grading service, trustworthly dealer on August 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Coin collectors, old and new, as well as many non-collectors, often wonder these days whether the coins in their pocket (or modest collection) are worth more than their face or bullion value. The following are basic factors that in general influence a coins value. No rocket science here, just common sense.
How rare is that Lincoln [...]
