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Posted 08/05/2011 3:33 pm
What JMKendall said (above).
my thoughts are: How soon will which silver coins and what grades become worth more then any eventual melt value?... In ten years? 20? WHO KNOWS...
(as John1 knows) This is why the basic advice to new coin collectors (or old ones) is to build a collection by obtaining the highest grade, rarest example, of a coin within your financial means. Include with that Singleness of purpose... i.e. a well defined "vision" of your collection and collecting goals.... is also important. Take John Jay Pittman as an example. John, an ordinary wage earner, became rich (eventually) by this process of patience and careful study... NUMISMATIC EDUCATION... as we say here at ccf.
my thoughts are: How soon will which silver coins and what grades become worth more then any eventual melt value?... In ten years? 20? WHO KNOWS...
(as John1 knows) This is why the basic advice to new coin collectors (or old ones) is to build a collection by obtaining the highest grade, rarest example, of a coin within your financial means. Include with that Singleness of purpose... i.e. a well defined "vision" of your collection and collecting goals.... is also important. Take John Jay Pittman as an example. John, an ordinary wage earner, became rich (eventually) by this process of patience and careful study... NUMISMATIC EDUCATION... as we say here at ccf.
Edited by Changeless
08/05/2011 3:35 pm
08/05/2011 3:35 pm
