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DoubleGoldEagles1
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Good evening, everyone;
I have begun to endulge my desire on collecting coins, and if you can offer any tips on what to look for, I would appreciate it.
I've decided that I want to collect the American gold eagles, starting with the $5, then moving up to the $10, and so forth.
Being new to coin collecting i know that I need to read up on the various grades, ratings, so forth, but there are so many out there it is kind of confusing.
Based on what I've read, PCGS is the household 'royalty' if you will when it comes to grading, and then NGC.
I know it is up to the collector, so i have chosen my preference as 'proof' coins.
Tips on where to look for deals, good/competative pricing?
Besides checking whether its been graded, what is next on the list if you will when examining a coin, specifically this one?
Is there one 'Holy Grail' whether it be year or mistake, or uniqueness I can set my sights on?
just want some input, as I feel I am allover the place, from e-bay to the local coin shop, and I dont want to fall into any mistakes.
Thanks in advance
Nick
I have begun to endulge my desire on collecting coins, and if you can offer any tips on what to look for, I would appreciate it.
I've decided that I want to collect the American gold eagles, starting with the $5, then moving up to the $10, and so forth.
Being new to coin collecting i know that I need to read up on the various grades, ratings, so forth, but there are so many out there it is kind of confusing.
Based on what I've read, PCGS is the household 'royalty' if you will when it comes to grading, and then NGC.
I know it is up to the collector, so i have chosen my preference as 'proof' coins.
Tips on where to look for deals, good/competative pricing?
Besides checking whether its been graded, what is next on the list if you will when examining a coin, specifically this one?
Is there one 'Holy Grail' whether it be year or mistake, or uniqueness I can set my sights on?
just want some input, as I feel I am allover the place, from e-bay to the local coin shop, and I dont want to fall into any mistakes.
Thanks in advance
Nick
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to ebay or wherever else you can find them. Since these are not circulating coins, per se, then be sure
that bullion is what you want to collect. All of the specimens you find will be uncirculated or proof. Just
take your time. Good luck!
bob
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