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2008-09-19 mule coins rare: No such mule exits or could exist. Both coin dies would have to be the same size. If it did, like J189, say perhaps an 1857 Quarter Eagle ($2.50) with the obverse of a three cent peice and the reverse...
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2008-09-18 silver: If it were me, I would buy 1/3 gold in maples leafs, 1/3 in cash (T Bills) and 1/3 in the stock market. Until the market recovers put that 1/3 in T Bills also. MM is as good as T bills if it is insured...
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2008-09-18 silver: There is no simple answer because I don't know anything about your income, age, and other investments. With that said, silver is still cheap relative to the dollar and underpriced in the long run. The...
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2008-08-17 Ten dollar American 1904 gold piece: Bob. Respectfully, there are at least 50 sites on the web you could have got this info from, so you made need to sharpen your search skills. 10D. is common on ten dollar gold, in fact, early gold including...
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2008-08-05 1894 Indian Head Cent: Mr. Berman. Your pretty good condition may not be my pretty good condition. With that said, between $9.50 and $35.00. I am not related to any Bermans my except immediate family. All my Bermans were murdered...
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