Old Tyme Numismatics

This US Large Cent is one of the more frequently encountered ones, and digital photo manipulation was applied to make it visible. The dark brown color, similar to dark chocolate, is a result of these coins being widely used in the economy, leading to wear and tear.

Keep on learning. Cronebane 1/2 Penny minted in Ireland during the 1790s. Taking a photo and using a search engine, I was able to attribute this copper 1/2 penny. That’s half the fun…..the search.

(Full disclosure: I’ve got my nerd glasses on now while searching)

How do you hedge against negative financial market movement?

Owning gold, either bullion or rare coins can provide a hedge against downturns in the market.

Here you see (4) US Half Eagles ($5.00) and (4) US Quarter Eagles ($2.50). The first two $5 are Classic Head varieties and the second two are the Liberty Head variety. The 4 quarter eagles are the Indian variety.

These 3 different varieties were the cornerstone of the US economy during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Invest in your future with America’s past!

Rare coins or bullion?

(From left to right)

Morgan dollars minted from 1878-1904, 1921.
Peace dollars minted from 1921-1928, 1934 & 1935.
Bullion. Various years from numerous countries.

Invest in your future with America’s past. Hedge against a possible market correction with tangible assets! It’s financially sound, it’s a learning experience in our Nation’s history, it’s in your possession and it’s fun!
Enjoy!