Ngc Certified Silver
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 2011 American Eagle 25th Anniversary Set NGC MS70 PF70 Early Release  US $1,250.00
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 2012 American 1oz Silver Eagle PCGS MS70 First Strike US $68.58
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 2012 John Mercanti Autographed Silver Eagle PCGS MS70 First Stike US $80.99
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 2012 S $1 Silver Eagle PCGS MS70 First Strike Struck in San Francisco US $71.01
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 2012 1oz SILVER EAGLE PCGS MS70 First Strike US $63.07
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 2011 w American 1oz Silver Eagle PCGS Brilliant Uncirculated Flag Label US $43.24
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 2012 1oz Silver American Eagle NGC MS70 Brown Label US $61.01
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 2012 1oz Silver American Eagle NGC MS70 Flag Label US $50.00
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 2012 W PCGS MS70 FS $1 American SILVER Eagle FIRST STRIKE Struck at West Point US $86.14
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 2012 John Mercanti Autographed Silver Eagle PCGS MS70 First Strike US $81.79
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 2012 1oz Silver American Eagle NGC MS69 Flag Label US $47.04
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 2012 American SILVER Eagle ROLL of 20 GEM BU 1 oz coins 20 total oz IN STOCK US $770.00
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 2012 American 1oz Silver Eagle PCGS MS70 Blue Label US $43.07
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 2012 NGC MS69 ER $1 American SILVER Eagle EARLY RELEASES Blue insert 2012 MS 69 US $41.00
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 2012 W PCGS MS69 FS $1 American SILVER Eagle FIRST STRIKE Struck at West Point US $46.79
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 2010 W American Eagle Proof $1 NGC PF 69 Early Release US $59.50
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 2012 SILVER EAGLE NGC FIRST RELEASES MS 69 NO RESERVE US $43.70
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 1887 Morgan Dollar MS64 In NGC Holder US $155.62
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 2011 25TH ANNIVERSARY SILVER EAGLE 5 COIN SET All Near Perfect NGC 69 US $730.00
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 2012 S NGC PF70 PROOF National Treasures label SILVER $25 5 coin set PF 70 US $117.50
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 2011 25th Anniversary American Silver Eagle 5 PC set NGC Graded Perfect 70 US $1,061.00
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 2006 W Proof American Silver Eagle NGC PF 69 UC 20th Set Black Label US $162.51
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 Silver Eagle Set MS 69 NGC 1986 2008 23 Coins US $1,000.00
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 CARSON CITY NGC G 4 1893 CC SILVER DOLLAR US $125.00
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 1995 Peace On Earth Cameo Sealed 1oz Troy 999 Silver Bullion Round Proof US $34.00
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 1942 D Silver Mercury Dime 10 CENT PIECE mint coin GRADED CERTIFIED NGC MS 66 US $56.00
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 1871 A GERMANY PRUSSIA KgWILHELM I THALER VICTORY OF FRANCE TONEDLUSTER AU US $49.99
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 1995 Rudolph Red Nosed Deer Sealed 1oz Troy 999 Silver Bullion Round Proof US $34.00
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 1932 D NGC Certified VG 10 Silver Washinton Quarter US $71.00
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 2011 25th Anniversary American Silver Eagle 5 Coin Set NGC MS 70 PF 70 US $1,299.00
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 MS64 1916 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS CAC Fully White Beauty US $1,050.00
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 2012 W SILVER EAGLE NGC MS 70 FIRST RELEASES WEST POINT LABEL US $75.70
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 1oz SILVER AMERICAN EAGLE 2012 S STRUCK AT SAN FRANCISCO BROWN LABEL NGC MS70 US $109.00
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 China Peoples Republic 35 Yuan 1979 UNICEF and IYC US $650.00
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 GRAB BAG LISTING COINS FROM MINT SET SILVER COINS 1 NGC PF70 SLAB COIN 67 US $59.78
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 PREMIUM AU 1880 P MORGAN DOLLAR better date sharp coin ships free US $30.00
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 GRAB BAG LISTING COINS FROM MINT SET SILVER COINS 1 NGC PF70 SLAB COIN 61 US $59.72
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 CERTIFIED MS 66 1944 D WALKING LIBERTY 50 CENT COIN US $204.00
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 2005 W American Silver Eagle NGC PF 70 Ultra Cameo Perfect Grade No Spots N R US $96.00
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 1995 D OLYMPICS TRACK FIELD $1 SILVER DOLLAR COIN MS69 PCGS US $75.00
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 1995 D CENTENNIAL OLYMPICS CYCLING $1 SILVER DOLLAR COIN MS69 PCGS US $115.00
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 1904 O ICG MS65 SOLID GEM BU UNC MORGAN DOLLAR NR US $149.99
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 1990 Cook Islands $2500 999 Gold Bison Endangered Wildlife Series PROOF US $98.99
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 1851 Braided Hair Large Cent FINE FREE SHIPPING US $15.50
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 1994 P LIBERTY VIETNAM COMMEMORATIVE $1 SILVER PROOF DOLLAR COIN PR69 PCGS US $55.00
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 1818 Capped Bust Quarter VG FREE SHIPPING US $44.45
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 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar SLIDER UNCIRCULATED FREE SHIPPING US $20.51
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 2001 1 10 Oz American Gold Eagle NGC Certified MS 70 FREE SHIPPING US $211.00
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 2006 Silver American Eagle NGC MS 69 RED Label Beauty 1 of FIRST 50000 US $42.00
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 1884 O NGC MS 63 MORGAN DOLLAR gorgeous blast white gem free ship US $44.01
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 1830 SMALL O Capped Bust Half Dollar EF XF Rare coin old money high grade 90 US $128.05
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 United States Silver Eagle 2005 Bullion NGC MS69 US $45.00
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 1987 UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION SILVER DOLLAR WITH BOX AND COA US $8.50
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 2006 American Silver Eagle 1of First 50000 Struck Label NGC MS69 certified US $69.00
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 1799 Draped Bust Dollar BB 158 NGC AU53 with great luster and soft gold toning US $11,850.00
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 1817 Capped Bust Half Dollar PCGS XF45 rare type coin money estate collection US $330.00
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 2008 American Silver Eagle NGC MS 70 US $93.00
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 2011 SILVER EAGLE 25TH ANNIVERSARY EARLY RELEASES NGC MS70 US $120.00
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 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar PCGS AU58 US $22.51
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 2 Sets of 1942 1945 S Jefferon Silver War Nickels in Plastic Holders US $43.00
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 1880 S Morgan Silver Dollar UNC US $33.33
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 1887 O Morgan Silver Dollar UNC US $42.00
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 1896 Morgan Silver Dollar US $17.30
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 10 Assorted 90 Silver United States Mint Commemorative Dollars US $102.50
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 1934 S Peace Silver Dollar US $31.01
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 1879 S Morgan Silver Dollar US $23.50
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 1879 S Morgan Silver Dollar UNC US $52.00
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 1732 1982 GEORGE WASHINGTON COMMEMORATIVE SILVER HALF DOLLAR COIN US $7.51
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 1885 O Morgan Silver Dollar US $17.00
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 1942 NGC Lincoln Cent Penny NGC MS 66 RED US $17.11
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 1811 Napoleon Silver 5 Francs made into a Compact US $16.20
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 1945 S NGC Washington Quarter NGC MS 65 US $19.88
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 1818 Louis XVIII Silver 5 Francs made into a Compact US $9.95
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 1890 S US Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS 64 Old Holder US $223.61
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 1935 US Peace Silver Dollar PCGS MS 64 Old Holder US $153.00
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 1940 S NGC Mercury Dime NGC MS 66 WELL DEFINED BEAUTY US $28.10
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 1941 NGC Mercury Dime NGC MS 66 HIGHLY LUSTROUS US $26.01
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 2010 US Mint Silver Proof Set Complete All 14 Coins NGC 70 Ultra Cameo US $689.95
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 1922 Silver Peace Dollar US Coin 90 Silver US Seller US $30.00
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2008 Silver Eagle, NGC Certified MS69
What Coins Should I Collect? by GreenT47
What Coins Should I Collect?
By Robert L Taylor, JD
You should collect what you like and enjoy. This is Your Dream. Design it any way you want.
Never-the-less, . . . decide on Foreign coins or US Coins; and Proof or Mint State. If US, then decide upon a Denomination: penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, dollar or other.
Or, decide upon a particular Period in History, e.g.: Morgan Dollars (Lady Liberty, Following Civil War), Peace Dollars (Following WWI), War Time Cents (Steel and Shell Casing - WWII), War Time Nickels (Silver - WWII), Silver quarters and dimes pre 1965; Statehood Quarters; 20th Century; 19th Century.
Or decide upon an Historical Figure; Kennedy Half Dollars (Following his death), Lincoln Cents; Washington Quarters; Franklin Half Dollars; Eisenhower Dollars, Susan B Anthony Dollars, Roosevelt Dimes; Sacagawea Dollars. You can also choose Type Sets, Year Sets, Mint Sets, Proof Sets and Decades.
The Next Step is to decide upon the Quality of coin you want to collect. Your choices are: a) pocket change; b) bank rolls; c) US mint and proof rolls and sets (new and used); d) Buy from Coin Shows and Clubs; e) Buy on the Internet; f) Buy from coin dealer; g) Buy from coin magazine or ad. Each has their benefits and advantages. Pocket Change and Bank Rolls provide Circulated coins. The US Mint provides Uncirculated Mint State" and Proof" coins.
The Internet provides the Greatest Selection from private Web Sites, e.g.: www.ThePerfect-Coin.Com to the big Auctions like eBay, Yahoo, Heritage and TeleTrade. And With the advent of PayPal.com (free) it becomes very quick and easy to pay for purchases over the Internet and by Phone.
The one thing that is important in all of the above choices is the Grade of the Coin, which is closely related to Value (a topic for another article). But which leads to the next choice: Buy Slabbed or Raw? Raw coins are what you find in pocket change. Slabbed coins are those that are Professionally Certified and Graded by an Independent Third Party. The coin is then placed in a slab", made of plastic, identified, labeled and sealed. It actually takes 3 Professionals to decide upon the Grade of a Coin. If Buying Raw Coins, You need to Know How to Grade a Coin. Even then, there will be Disputes about the Grade. When Buying a Slabbed coin, You Know the Grade. The Grade Becomes Virtually Undisputable! All references to Price in any resource are Based on Grading, which follows the Guidelines set by the ANA American Numismatic Association. Currently, there are only Four Companies that are Recognized for Strictly following these Guidelines: PCGS, NGC, ICG and ANACS. It is from these Professionals that one should buy slabbed coins. Buying Slabbed Coins is the First Rule of Serious Coin Collecting.
Obviously, one will be very limited in the years, mints, and varieties available from pocket change and bank rolls - both being local in nature. Even if starting with these means of collecting, always keep an open mind about other resources. So, a little future insight helps to decide that better resources will yield better coin collections. Most collections will span a greater range of years, than either pocket change or bank rolls can possibly produce. It is therefore imperative to investigate other resources.
Your Budget will usually determine the Grade of coin that you can afford to collect. MS63-MS65 is an Ideal range for collecting, not only because of the excellent condition and detail of the coins, greater availability, lower costs, and because coins in this range tend to Appreciate faster than other Grades. There item is very simple, and it has to do with the quality of the coin or how much you want to Spend per Coin - for an average coin, for an exceptional coin, or a perfect coin. Your budget will usually determine this factor, or, how much per month you can spend (per month?) for your new Investment. Never doubt that Coin Collecting is an Investment. Although it is easy to overlook the amount of time spent on this Endeavor because two of the main ingredients are Pleasure and Enjoyment. Confucius Say:
If you enjoy what you are doing, you will never work another day in your life."
Think of it as a Fund. You are trading Money for . . . Money that Grows and Gives Pleasure! Properly attended, this Fund can quite possibly put someone through college.
Lastly, decide whether to collect all of the coins in your Group including varieties and errors or just the Regular Issue Coins. Errors and Varieties can become extremely expensive and difficult to find. Most people will avoid them.
This Concept of Trading Money for Money" is critically important because most people shy away from spending a little more, just to get the best. And I am talking about the best in quality of coin, no matter what the Grade or Price. In other words, get a Coin with the Grade it is Supposed to Have. This is the Only way to be sure of the Value of the Coin. Spend your Money Wisely. Get what you pay for. Until you become a Professional at Grading, rely on the Professional Graders. Whether you choose to collect Kennedy Proof Half Dollars, or Jefferson Nickels from pocket change, thanks to the Internet, you will find a huge selection available, on many different web sites, to give your Coin Collecting efforts a boost. Internet Web Sites will Forever Change Coin Collecting! Why? Because Top Quality Coins can be easily Bought and Sold by any body - since they are Slabbed!
Always Know Your Grade!
Robert L Taylor, JD
Copyright 2006, Robert L Taylor, JD
Robert Taylor is a 59 year old retired Lawyer, from Denver, CO, who spent most of his career representing people who could not afford an attorney, and who has had a passion for collecting US coins. Wanting to share his Passion, he created http://www.ThePerfect-Coin.Com which features US Rare and Modern Dollars (from 1878) and Coins (from 1960), all Certified and Graded by NGC or PCGS.
For Beginning Coin Collectors, he then created http://www.Beginning-Coin-Collecting.Com
Article Source: http://www.earticlesonline.com/Article/What-Coins-Should-I-Collect-/70342
