@ Mouse

Great synopsis. You must be a good dad for there are not many, if any exhibiting the morals you portray. I’m aware of the RCM manufacturing pieces at . 9999. The content must be very soft. I did not realize that you were from Canada. I like the Canadian people for they treated me very well at customs, more so than what the American customs did to me. They impounded my vehicle and combed it completely. I traveled to Canada to visit St. Joseph’s Oratory. staying only for a day. The Canadian people assisted me greatly, and met some very good people.

Irrespecive of triviality, we hope the best for you and your family members
Well, you present a great point in patience which is highly beneficial in this game. Most coin dealers; if not the lot, cannot stand to take a loss, or equate a lengthy
time to realize a ‘profit’. Too bad there are not more such as yourself. The numismatic field has tipped at a point of unease in which many have left.

* At the moment, we’re getting ready to purchase the A.S. E. proof with edge lettering on Friday. The concept of ‘edge lettering’ sure has placed an additional burden to the graders as to encasing the coin. I believe some have already designed a capsule whereas one can see the edge lettering. This facet will only lead to additional cost to the consumer. And, we do not purchase any ‘slabbed’ coins for it is merely a gimmick to multiply revenue, along with the “registry” > ‘Can you believe it’ ? We have a very, very limited amount of slabbed coins as they were only purchased as specimens. We know what those people do and I proved it.

Nice speaking with you. As I said earlier, there really are not that many, “if any” players with a heart in this field. At one time, yes but not any more.

Some smart hombre’s here. We passed on the Mercury dime. We figured the cost at around $125.00 melt. i believe it sold for around $225 or so. not a bad price, just the dime market is a little weak, like many.

* Did the Mint ever provide any figures on the Merc before they stopped production? We’re glad you purchased for there could be very, very limited numbers. I believe it sold out or the Mint stopped taking orders the very first day.

@ ‘MSE’

You recently posted a couple of days ago on bullion sales. What you state is actually correct. However, someone else disagreed with the aforesaid facts due to me leaving “Any” out of the formula. I specified ‘Any’ to intrinsic value, leading the person to believe that I were speaking of bullion as well which I was not.
Speaking of bullion, I cannot see investing with this commodity in that the fluctuation is too unstable, and has been ongoing for several years. Well, you have much confidence is ‘spot’, whereas we’ll pass at this juncture. The last time we invested in any gold was when the price was around $400.00. We’ll sit on that with no qualms. But, to invest at the exorbitant prices of today (Gold), one must have a lot of nerve. Naturally, one cannot experience a ‘complete’ loss but one can lose half. Even though money is vanity, We do not like to lose at the game.

* By the way, as far as I know Silver is “3” 9’s (.999) as well as gold, unless that has changed. I really cannot consider taking a loss, ‘fun’ but if one seeks to play the game at the going price, feel free. Tell me though, if you purchased a half ton gold (Example) at $1200.00, then the price slumped to $600.00 would you not be concerned?

Mouse

Example: If one purchased an excessive amount of bullion at $1300.00, then gold slipped to $500.00 what would one do? ‘Sorry’ > “Speaking of bullion”, would not wish to mislead anyone. Same principle for silver bullion. Any responses would be greatly appreciated.