Well, we’ve already covered one non-stock idea this week (that was the “Phi Account” pitch about philatelic investments) … so we might as well jump right in and look at another. This time, it’s a lot easier and is based on pocket change. And no, it’s not the same pitch for pre-1965 coins that have […]
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I like the simplicity and predictability of major bulliom coins (American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, South African Krug...
Damaged doesn't bother me particularly for bullion coins, though I can't say that I monitor it closely enough to know ho...
Golden Eagles and Buffalo are worth more than melt value. Same with Silver Eagles. Collectibles are worth more than th...
All I know about " Kennedy Dollars" are 1/2 dollars that are unlikely to ever be worth more than their melt value. 1964s...
They're running this same ad again pretty heavily, at least heavily enough for folks to send in questions to me -- I pre...
You didn't address the legal aspect of melting the coins, or what kind of equipment you would need. I don't think you c...
To keep this thread going until the end of civilization: $0.0234809 is the melt value for the 1909-1982 copper cent on ...
Yes there are markets where you can get the melt value, and even more. Look online, ebay is one place but I wouldn't bo...
I'm confused about Melt Values. If a coin is worth x-amout in melt value, can we actually melt it? Not that we'd melt ...