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RE: Coin of the Day #1
ok..well prices of metals are going down, how much does that effect the price of bars or coins?
hey that's amazing about papa-pepper! so if he does that with us then you know he's doing it for others.
I think papa-pepper helps out a lot of people. He's one of the good ones.
Whatever the price goes down is how much the price drops. It's around $1.50 cheaper per ounce now than it was a month ago. That all goes either to saving money, or in my case... buying more silver.
so noname..you are saying that even the price of collectible coins is sold by weight? not by rarity?
That's different. If you're talking about an actual rare coin, the value is likely based on rarity, not weight. If you're talking about a coin made in the last 10 years, it's probably spot price + a premium. i.e. spot+ $3 = $18.55.
ok thanks sir!
Hey, no problem. I like explaining coin stuff to people. Although don't feel like you have to give me prompts just so I have something to answer. :D
"What are the silver coins made out of?"
Maybe that's a question for your redneck series. "You might be a redneck if you don't know what material silver coins are made out of."
Ha ha!
lol! very good sir..well the questions just come naturally I don't have to try and think of any..if I can't think of any that's rare. but that's the only reason I have alot of replies, it sure ain't because I got fascinating knowledge and people want my opinion, it's because they are giving me THEIR opinion.
hey did you see that shout out post that the hebrewhousewife sent out yesterday? freaked me out!!
You have an inquisitive spirit. That's good! It will keep you learning and growing. Lots of people (myself included) tend to give a lot of opinions, but we can learn something if we stop and listen... even more if we ask questions.
Took me a minute, but found it! Right on, man! Good for you. :)
It's so fun because I am learning everyday from people like you sir!