By PaperMoneyMan, on May 13th, 2012%
Silver Eagle Coins Some Useful Info
Article by Lars Jensen
One of the most well-liked silver us coins to gather are silver eagle coins, here’s a bit of their history.
The Gold Standard was the basis of economies over the world for many years, meaning that the price of gold set the value of international currency. Afterwards, the Silver Standard came to bepreferred by the Europeans as they began to favor silver over gold. Gold and silver were equally used for a time to calculate the worth of currency for different countries.
America also adopted to the dual metal standard, and by 1873 was using the peso or pieces of eight (also recognized as Spanish real) to set its silver standard. The gold standard was determined by the gold coin known as the Eagle which was in high demand in Europe following the First World War. The American Civil War started the free banking crisis of the late 1800s that ended Americas use for the silver standard. By the mid-20th century, silver coins were no longer issued as people wanted a paper currency backed . . . → Read More: Silver Eagle Coins Some Useful Info
By PaperMoneyMan, on May 9th, 2012%
Question by Blake C: How do I create a website that has an online currency like coins?
I want to create a FREE website where you collect coins, or creds, for doing things like being active.
Do you know a way for FREE?
Please dont get all technical on this.
Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by VB.Net LoverWe have to get technical on this… it’s not a simple subject and if you think it is you are in to deep. You basically need a database and dynamic technology, like PHP with SQL or something like that.
The database would keep track of the users, their coins, etc.. PHP would access the database. I would start on a smaller project if I were you.
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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 December 28th, 2011%
Question by : What are the advantages and disadvantages of paper money vs. coins?
I live in Canada where we have loonies ($ 1 coins) and toonies ($ 2 coins). I’ve been receiving a lot of $ 1 American bills lately and it got me wondering why Canada opted for coins over bills for the smaller change? All of our bills are different colours anyway ($ 5 is blue, $ 10 is purple, $ 20 is green)…
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Answer by JerThe coins are cheaper to produce when the lifespan of the currency in taken into account. Paper money is much lighter.
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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?
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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 November 10th, 2011%
Question by FlootaShy: How to identify, clean and “catalog” coins?
I want to start collecting coins and I already have a few, So I wanted to find out how to clean them identify them and then catalog, Also what other things would I or should I have to do before I actually “catalog” them? * when I say catalog I mean actually put them in a folder and write it down etc.*, Finally I also want to collect bills like paper money I have a canadian dollar bill lying around my house and my grandma passed away and we found a Chilean bill which reads “Banco central de Chile” and on the bottom “Un Escudo” It appears that it is 1 dollar of sorts *it’s in terrible condition*. So basically how would I go about cleaning, identifying, preserving and cataloging money in general. Anything you want to add like tips, Advice for getting more coins anything goes as long as it is relevant to coin collecting and maybe money collecting or collecting in general. please answer *I have been posting questions for . . . → Read More: How to identify, clean and “catalog” coins?
By PaperMoneyMan, on November 2nd, 2011%
Question by christoph: Is there a place in Dublin, Ohio where I can sell coins, stamps, paper money, and trading cards?
I have $ 1 coins (old and new) and I also have $ 0.50 coins. I have a Buffalo nickel and other rare coins.
I have many stamps including old and new European stamps. African, North and South American, etc. stamps, including some countries that don’t exist anymore. (Helgoland)
I have 11 $ 2 bills. 2 of them include the 1976 series, 6 the 1995 series and 3 including the 2003 A series.
I have collectors cards of Pokemon and Yugioh. Many are super and ultra rare!!!
If you know a place or anyone, including yourself that is interested in any of these items please E-Mail me!
PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE!
Thank you for your time and courtesy.
Best answer:
Answer by liberty911I hope this helps.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on October 14th, 2011%
Question by Dolly Simpson: I am very fond of collecting coins and rare currencies. Where i can store my collectibles?
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Answer by WhitneeI’m gonna say…a safe?
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By PaperMoneyMan, on August 18th, 2011%
Question by olddad1264: what is the best site for finding prices of very old coins and sm and lg silver certificates?
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Answer by liberty911The first link shows values for all certified US coins, but you can use it as a guide for uncertified coins. The second link shows silver certificate values. I hope this helps.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on August 4th, 2011%
Question by Junebug: Where can I exchange European coins?
I have a lot of change (not cash) left over from my trip to Europe and I want to exchange it for cash. It’s equates to about $ 50. The problem is most places only take foreign paper money and not the coins ( even though there are a lot of dollar coins and euros) I live in PHX anyone know where I can do this for cheap?
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Answer by ChristopherI dont know
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