Numismatics

  The rarer the coin is the better. For example you wouldn't invest money on a 1956-d wheat cent in EF condition. With a mintage of  1,098,201,100   One can see why this would not be a wise investment!   A good coin to invest in in my option is A 1909-s vdb wheat cent because it has a mintage of around  484,000 and in EF condition the coin is worth 1,000 dollars but in 1968 the coin was only worth 165 dollars with inflation adjusted that is between 500-600 dollars. So you purchased the coin back in 1968 you would  make money!

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what is BU and AU? BU means  circulated in the country AU is a coin in a high grade but doesn't have full luster and some wear  The big difference is au contains a little and bu contains NO wear BU must have full luster to be BU. BU AU

worth at least 50 cents to coin unless in high grade or the below date 1885  value $550 1886 value $160  1912 value $120 UNC AU EF VF Fine GOOD

I prefer a mix of both. Numismatics coins tend to stay more level and gain slowly and bullion goes up and down due to futures contacts! If you want cheap silver i will recommend junk silver or % junk %90.    Morgan silver dollars are considered Numismatics has along they there not all beaten up and stained Collectable bullion does exist for example dealer premiums. The silver eagle is the widest know bullion coin on them market today! The year for example 1996 is a widely know key date for silver eagles. It fletches at least 50 dollars or more. Remember, Quarters and dimes are silver before the year 1965. So if you have a 1964 Quarter or older it is silver! Half dollars from 1965 to 1970 are 40% silver.

Grading is pretty smiple since most of these are bu or unc 1994  25 1995                                           $50 1996                                          $ 100 1997                                            $40

UNC REV AU REV EF REV VF REV Fine REV Good REV