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A agree that the best way to start is with a 7070 type set. It's a great way to present a history of US coinage. From my experience, non-collectors are very interested in a 7070 type set, and ha… (View Post)

My understanding is that most shops have a ton more sellers than buyers. If the shop is buying with the thought that the silver will be sent to a smelter they need to buy significantly back of spot. … (View Post)

Sold some gold and silver this afternoon. Local shop was paying 62x for 90%, $12 back for rounds and ASE. Said it's basically all sellers this week. They gave me spot for a couple 1 oz. proof AG… (View Post)

I'd like to dump many of my album sets Franklins, Walking Liberty, Barber halves, mercury dimes, Washington silver quarters. I don't look at them, and my kids aren't going to want them… (View Post)

When you “sell short” you are essentially selling someone else’s shares and promising to buy them back. Say you sell short at $100 and price drops to $80. You make the $20. Conversely if the price ju… (View Post)