coin collecting quarters 1970 & ‘75?
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 at
4:43 pm
micke asked:
I jumped on the state quarter bandwagon and started collecting those. Well, I got a little more into it, and started coin collecting quarters for earlier years too. I now have quarters from the past 30 years EXCEPT for 1970, and 1975. I have not come accross these years. get prescription drugs without prescription Is it weird and just me, or are these years rare for some reason?
US $.01
Well….I Started To Hate Cena When He Was An Entrant In One Of The Royal Rumbles And Started Rapping About JR….Then RVD Came Down And Slapped Cena Bought Him Up Again….I Strd To For Some Reason Like Him Because Of His Feud With Jericho But Then Again Hated Him When Y2J Left WWE
Jailed police commander had slop bucket poured over his head before being punched unconscious Shamed police commander Ali Dizaei was assaulted while in prison, sources said today. The senior Metropolitan police officer is serving a four-year jail sentence for assaulting and falsely arresting a young businessman before trying to frame him. Another inmate at HMP Edmunds Hill, Suffolk poured a slop bucket over Dizaei’s head on Monday, the Daily Mirror reported, and the former police officer was then punched in the face and knocked out. The newspaper said the former police commander Dizaei was only moved to the jail on Friday amid fears for his safety, and is now in even safer quarters. Dizaei was convicted earlier this month for his treatment of Waad al-Baghdadi, 24, and branded a “criminal in uniform” by the chairman of the Independent Police Complaints Commission, Nick Hardwick. Dizaei could be officially sacked within weeks after Scotland Yard disciplinary proceedings are complete. He…
Coin collecting had been a hobby for many years, people who collected coins did so mainly for their enjoyment value rather then their investment value. Today buying gold coins has had a big turnaround and investors are looking to gold as a means of hedging against a depressed and recession deflated market.
Most coin collectors who collect for fun and have a plan do alright in the long run when they sell. The investor who has the money to buy the really rare coins also do well, the investor who must pinch cents usually does not. On Modern commemorative coins it seems the uncirculated ones have the lowest mintage and are worth more now. Proof sets are funny for one never knows when people get bored with them and in that year don't buy many. Same with proof silver eagles the 1994 and 1995 are selling in the $200 range, I never expected that when I got them. The 200 is only $37.95. When I got my 1861-O 1/2 dollar I knew over time it's value would go up a little each year or so for it is historic. The regular circulation strike state quarters and Presidential dollars will never go up much in your life time. The presidential dollars of least know presidents still to be made maybe a good ones to get for they may make very few.
Fuck the Bucks Go Ducks!!!!!!