By PaperMoneyMan, on January 27th, 2012%
Know the really worth of your coins and paper cash with Treasure Hunters Roadshow
Article by Angie Bochio
Treasure Hunters Roadshow journeys worldwide in research of aged collectibles and antiques and offers cash in return for them. The organization organizes numerous occasions in the United States, Canada and Europe every single year to acquire scarce and unusual goods. The event is open for every person who wishes to have their collectibles examined by the gurus.
Treasure Hunters Roadshow is an entertaining occasion exactly where people can stumble upon products which they have in all probability by no means witnessed in their life span. The objects in desire at the event consist of silver, gold, outdated coins and paper income, classic toys, vintage musical instruments, sports memorabilia and anything at all that is scarce and uncommon. The corporation specializes in the collectible coin and paper money industry and has connections with a lot of collectors all across the globe who are inclined to pay out best bucks for selective uncommon items. Uncommon and abnormal coins and paper money are in great need amongst the . . . → Read More: Know the really worth of your coins and paper cash with Treasure Hunters Roadshow
By PaperMoneyMan, on November 20th, 2011%
Question by adayandforeverband: If Our World, Namely the United States, had a depression, would coins become more valuable than cash?
Cash is made from paper, which in essence is worthless. Coins are made from heavy metals. So in the case of our money becoming worthless, such as a depression, would coins become more valuable than paper cash?
Best answer:
Answer by Mogollon DudeLook back in history coins were always of value . Copper , brass , silver and gold coins . Now can you buy then now or is it to late ?
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By PaperMoneyMan, on May 26th, 2011%
Missing out on Commodities? – Discover how to cash in from Up or Down price movements
For the last 10 years commodities have been soaring yet over 90% of investors have little or no exposure to commodities. Gold have gone from 0 to 00 in the last decade and Silver has gone from to a staggering 800% return. Whilst short term these markets look over extended and I would not be surprised to see a 20% plus correction the overall trend is up. Remember we can also make money from falling markets as well using financial spread bets, CFDs,futures or inverse ETFs.
Most think trading and investing in commodities is complicated and risky however my course shows how to get exposure to commodities with strictly limited risk. You use commodities every day, coffee, sugar, gasoline (petrol), cotton, corn, wheat, lean hogs to name a few, so does it not make sense to invest in them?
Silver
Do you realise what is happing to your money?
Its slowly being stolen away from you, with inflation and devaluation and over the coming year’s money will become . . . → Read More: Missing out on Commodities? – Discover how to cash in from Up or Down price movements
By PaperMoneyMan, on May 9th, 2011%
Question by maybe boomboom: I have loads of coins and paper money from other countries how can I cash it in?
some of it is really old. is it even worth anything?
I found it when I was a little girl and its just been sitting in my piggy bank for ages. I went to sell the piggy bank and found the old coins and money (from france russia Italy and Ireland). was wondering if it even has any value any more (some of the coins dated as far back as 1968)?
thanks
Fred,
what do you mean worth it’s face value?
because I have some paper money here and well… like the one says 1000 lire Mille
and another that says 10 with zehn deutsche mark on it. any idea what that is in USD?
Scott,
I was reading something online that said in October 2009 the Mille (turkish) Mille Lire was worth 680$
I looked at the bills of the Italian Lire and well these don’t have the same…look colors and faces as the ones I have. again I found these when I was really . . . → Read More: I have loads of coins and paper money from other countries how can I cash it in?
By PaperMoneyMan, on February 13th, 2011%
Question by Lissa: Where do I cash in foregin currency?
I have a bunch of coins from Mexico that I would like to cash in for US currency. I also had Brazilian paper money that I was able to cash in at my bank, however, they said they couldn’t take the coins.
Is there somewhere, besides a bank, that will exchange the coins for me?
This is crazy … I have a couple hundred dollars and I can’t do anything with it … maybe I will get lucky.
Best answer:
Answer by typhon1991international airports
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By PaperMoneyMan, on December 25th, 2010%
Question by Dan: When will cash become obsolete?
cash as in physical currency, legal tender.
Best answer:
Answer by mahia si think never ………
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By PaperMoneyMan, on November 21st, 2010%
Economic Collapse — My Silver Can Beat Up Your Cash
If the dollar index drops, the price of silver will be affected. So what does that mean to you? Take five minutes to read about 200 years of silver money in America.
What is the history of silver throughout the ages and even in the United States. Silver coins have been used since the time of Alexander the Great. Silver is a relatively easier metal to work with than steel. In modern times there are endless industrial uses for silver. Silver even has medical applications.
In early America before the establishment of a national mint what commonly circulated for money was not British money but pieces of eight. These were Spanish coins and according to historians were probably the most widely used coins at that time. The standard size of our dollar was derived from the Spanish dollar. The Morgan dollar is actually based on the size of the Spanish coins from the 16th and 17th century.
In the American colonists war with Britain the Continental Congress issued paper dollars called Continentals. These dollars were . . . → Read More: Economic Collapse — My Silver Can Beat Up Your Cash
By PaperMoneyMan, on October 24th, 2010%
Question by Dillon: where do i cash in my foreign money?
I have a whole bag full of foreign coins and paper money from all over the world that are really old. Where do i take them to cash them in to get money. I live in florida if that helps?
Best answer:
Answer by DON WBanks are usually willing to exchange–for a charge–foreign bills from a given country. They won’t be interested, however, in a mix of bills from around the world. Nor will they be willing to exchange foreign coins.
Your best bet, if you truly don’t want to keep the bag (was it a gift from an older relative?), is to go to a coin dealer and see what he’s willing to give you for the bag. Don’t be surprised if it’s not much.
If you want to determine for yourself if you have anything really valuable, go to a larger public library and see if they have a guide to foreign coins and currency–many of them do. Then sit down and get an idea of what the money . . . → Read More: where do i cash in my foreign money?
By PaperMoneyMan, on September 4th, 2010%
Question by TJ: where’s best place 2 go in Chicago to exchange your leftover foreign paper money (UK pounds) for US hard cash?
I just came back from a visit to London and I have a 10-pound note still on me. by ‘Best’ I mean the lowest fees. Is there anyplace that will do it for NO fees?? And while we’re at it, I have some Canadian money I want to unload as well. thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Ty HState Street Bank and Harris Bank are the two best for that. Both have offices near the airport.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on August 30th, 2010%
Question by denise g: Where can I cash in foreign change and paper money from different countries from years of travel.Several 0?
I must have several $ 100 dollars in foreign money but I don’t know where to cash it in for American money. You can’t go to a regular bank.
Best answer:
Answer by stu wWhat about selling them in sets on ebay?
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