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I Made My First "Investment" Today

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 Posted 08/29/2010  3:08 pm  Show Profile   Check vermontensium's eBay Listings Check vermontensium's eCrater Listings Bookmark this reply Add vermontensium to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Keep in mind natural gold nuggets too. They are nice investments as well, generally selling at a premium to spot at any giving time.
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Personally, I like to buy mercs and Roosevelt dimes at spot and search through them. This way you can find better dates or coins of numismatic value and use the leftovers as an "investment."
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I would buy US raw common date silver coins or gold coins as an investment.
Closest price to spot!
The fancy molded bars or graded bullion coins are the biggest down side to rare metals.
Who cares if you have a ms70 or proof70 bullion coin when you go to sell it, the gold value is what is real...The packaging is superficial.

I would rather have the 20% to 40% more metal for my buck

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Banking on the "desirability" of a certain brand of bullion metal is a crap shot - at best. What is hot today may not be hot tomorrow.

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