The Value of Roman Numeral Gold

The Liberty nickel, often called the "V" nickel, describes a series of nickels minted between 1883 and 1912. They were the second run of 5 cent pieces to ever be created, the first being the Shield nickel minted between 1866 to 1883.  Despite ending their official mint run in 1912, 5 pieces exist which bear a 1913 date. Nobody's sure how that happened, but collectors consider them to be genuine. These nickels are worth up to $5 million dollars. In 2018 the last Liberty Nickel that hadn't already been snapped up by museums and collectors

Whether we swipe our cards, pay through paper bills or even use online net banking, most of the world’s transactions on a daily basis are through the use of currency. Indeed, money has been the lifeblood of every country’s economy throughout the world and will continue to be in the time to come!   What was the world's first currency unit?  When and where? Earlier economic transactions might have been limited to the barter system, but there was no reference against which the fairness of barter transactions could have been evaluated somehow! Between those prehistoric transactions and the modern used currency, there was an era when the whole concept of m

Often referred to as one of Ronald Reagan's greatest legacies, the introduction of the 1985 Gold Bullion Act revived coin investing and collection once again... The 1985 Gold Bullion Act, signed by President Ronald Reagan, that these magnificent coins be sourced only from U.S. gold. Coins struck between 1986 and 1991 use Roman numerals for the date. Starting in 1992, the coins were stamped with Arabic numerals, as is all U.S. currency.   First struck in 1986, the Gold American

A Precious Metals IRA is an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) in which physical gold, silver, platinum and/or palladium are held in custody for the benefit of the IRA account holder. It functions the same as regular IRA, except instead of holding only paper assets, it holds physical coins and/or bars. Precious Metals IRAs offer several advantages over traditional IRAs. Diversification - Investing in different assets and securities can help

The currency crisis is coming. There's no mistaking what we're all watching on the news and feeling in the air. It's almost tangible. Take charge of your future and that of your family: protect yourself and profit from an economic upset that could literally render your dollars about as worthless as the paper they're printed on.   We saw a sneak preview of this kind of economic crisis relatively recently. In early 2006, a currency plunge triggered an avalanche of sell