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Posted 08/10/2013 08:11 am
I think I will continue to get both as time and money allow.
Bizybackson - Question, Do you think there is/will be a numismatic value added to the ATB 5oz series, I ask because if I'm thinking bullion why not bars? Am I wrong to look at the ATB 5oz as bullion mine are uncirculated .
Mind you I know nothing about buying bars or if bars are better than rounds / bullion ect, I have to educate myself about these first, but just wanted to throw the question out there.
I understand in purchasing bars the company name is important along with a s/n and assayed vs non assayed and many more things that a new investor will need to know.
Bizybackson
Thanks -DJ.
Bizybackson - Question, Do you think there is/will be a numismatic value added to the ATB 5oz series, I ask because if I'm thinking bullion why not bars? Am I wrong to look at the ATB 5oz as bullion mine are uncirculated .
Mind you I know nothing about buying bars or if bars are better than rounds / bullion ect, I have to educate myself about these first, but just wanted to throw the question out there.
I understand in purchasing bars the company name is important along with a s/n and assayed vs non assayed and many more things that a new investor will need to know.
Bizybackson
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Here's my Two Cents: I like both, but have not collected the proof ASEs consistently since 1986. The ATBs I started with the 1st one on Apr. 28th, 2011, and 26 months later, I have 18 different coins = 90 oz. of Ag. Even if you had every different ASE since '86 including the set stopper of the 1995-W proof ($3,000+ coin) it only amounts to about 78 oz. The changing reverses are an attractive feature, and so far the set looks pretty uniform from design to design.
Here's my Two Cents: I like both, but have not collected the proof ASEs consistently since 1986. The ATBs I started with the 1st one on Apr. 28th, 2011, and 26 months later, I have 18 different coins = 90 oz. of Ag. Even if you had every different ASE since '86 including the set stopper of the 1995-W proof ($3,000+ coin) it only amounts to about 78 oz. The changing reverses are an attractive feature, and so far the set looks pretty uniform from design to design.
Thanks -DJ.
