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Most Budgets Can Afford Circulated Gold $1
By Paul Green, Numismatic News
The Morgan dollar is 1.5 inches in diameter, or 38.1mm. The $1 gold piece is either 13mm or 15mm, depending on type.

Don't let their small size fool you, though. The $1 gold coins of the United States had a big impact. Their fascinating story makes them a great collection although with assorted scarce dates they are a difficult collection and one that is virtually impossible in top grades. Even with the difficulty, you can have years of fun assembling a set and learning about what were truly historic issues.
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1999-W 1/10th Eagle $5.00 Gold Matte Finish Error or Variety?
By Ken Potter - NLG - CoinLink Content Partner
Some time ago a fellow sent in an error-variety coin with some very interesting questions. He said: “I have a 1999-W $5.00 Gold 1/10th Eagle that was struck by the Mint with an Uncirculated Matte Finish instead of the intended Proof finish for the West Point issue. Is this an error or variety — the grading service states it’s an error? Also, why is it referred to by the grading service as struck with “Unfinished Proof Die” when the die has clearly been “finished” albeit the wrong finish?
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How You Can Use Warren Buffett's Personal Secrets of Success In Today's Exciting Rare Coin Market
By Scott Tilson
When it comes to figuring out how to be successful at any pursuit, I firmly believe there's absolutely no reason to re-invent the wheel. Many wise men have discovered it's far easier to learn the hard fought lessons from the legendary visionaries that have already graduated from "The School of Hard Knocks".

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Coin With Ugly Design Proved Very Popular
By Paul M. Green, Numismatic News
Technically Robert E. Lee had already offered his sword to Ulysses S. Grant, but there is no real doubt that despite having the first example released after that event the Shield nickel was a product of the Civil War.
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Change Comes to Gold Coinage 1834-1837
By R.W. Julian, Numismatic News
As collectors we look on the early gold coinage and perhaps wonder what people who lived in the 1790s and early 1800s thought of such coins. The truth is that they had very little opinion on this subject as U.S. gold did not circulate all that much. Those who did use gold normally had access to Spanish coins such as the 8 escudos (doubloon), which was worth $16 in American money.
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Forex | Forex Currency Trading | Forex Strategy System
By Maco
The Foreign exchange market is commonly known as the Forex market, it is the principal financial market in the world. Forex currency trading market is existing almost everywhere in the world where currencies are traded for one another. The Forex market is even larger than the Treasury and Equity markets all over the world. Forex market can best be described in terms of capital; this is to say that a place where the money of one country is traded for another is basically known as Forex. In the present scenario, the most popular and significant currency exchange pairs in the Forex market are the “Euro Dollars”.
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Numismatic Rare Coins - One of the Best Investment Opportunities
By Gareth Bray
People are desperately looking for investment opportunities as it is foreseen nowadays to be a lucrative means to earn some decent extra income. Like anyone else, we are very keen yet cautious in determining which investment opportunity to consider. It is hard-earned money hence we don't want it to go to vain.
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Is Collecting by Date a Thing of the Past?
By Doug Winter - www.RareGoldCoins.com
Is the age of collecting by date or variety over? Have coins become so expensive and collecting so complex that it is inevitable that new collectors will focus solely on type coins? As a dealer who sells rare gold coins to both highly specialized date collectors and to sophisticated type collectors I think numismatics is definitely going through a change but that collecting by date remains (and will continue to be) very popular with a certain type of individual.
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7 Ways to Improve Your Collection
By Doug Winter
Someone recently asked me a question that I thought was interesting and that merited a detailed response. To paraphrase this question, they basically asked me this: can you tell me some ways that I can improve my collection while spending little or no money?

Are there any actual ways that you can make your collection better without dropping a lot of coin (bad pun intended)? I believe that there are and here are a few that came to mind:
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Are Early Gold Coins Overpriced ?
By By Doug Winter - RareGoldCoins.com
A good client of mine recently asked me the question “are early gold coins overpriced?” As with most intelligent questions, I don’t think that this one has a pat answer. My feeling is that some early gold coins are poor value at current levels while others are good to very good values. Read on for my take on the current early gold market and my suggestions of where the best values are.
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