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1.	Bookmarks: 19	Understand American Money The American money system is logical and very easy to use. It is based on the dollar ($1.00), on which all cash and coins are dependent. There are 100 cents in a dollar. Coins are parts of one dollar, for example: a quarter ($0.25) is 1/4 of a dollar, a dime ($0.10) is 1/10th of a dollar, and so forth. Paper bills are multiples of a dollar: for example, a $5 bill. US Paper Currency The twenty, ten, five, and one are the most frequently used bills.
2.	Bookmarks: 0	The Streets Of London I sat and watched from my seat in a street café on London’s Oxford Street as a young man pleaded for loose change from passers by.Most pretended to be oblivious to the young man’s plight and continued their way along one of London’s busiest and thriving shopping streets.Several minutes passed before an elegantly dressed woman took pity on the youth. Digging deep into her pockets she produced a couple of coins and offered them to the poor guy.As I sipped my coffee ...
3.	Bookmarks: 0	The History Of Coin Collecting Origin of Coins and NumismatistsThe hobby of coin collecting has presently taken an extraordinarily unique shape. Every day hundreds of new collectors are joining the numismatic community. The total numismatist population worldwide has quickly surpassed a few million. The experts are professional collectors, but it can be said with guarantee that a great section of the newcomers are entering the world merely as casual collectors of coins. This article discusses intere...
4.	Bookmarks: 0	Gold: A True Barometer Of Public Confidence Gold and silver coins, the famous old world currency, are fast becoming the new world currency because they offer the missing link in all paper currencies: a store of value.
5.	Bookmarks: 0	Why You Must Invest In Gold Today Gold. Rare, beautiful, and unique. Treasured as a store of value for thousands of years, it is an important and secure asset. It has maintained its long term value, is not directly affected by the economic policies of individual countries and doesn't depend on a 'promise to pay'.Completely free of credit risk, although it bears a market risk gold has always been a secure refuge in unsettled times. Its ‘safe haven’ attributes attract wise investors. Gold has proved itself ...
6.	Bookmarks: 0	New U.S. Mint Buffalo Coins' Packaging a Nightmare When the U.S. Mint announced it was adding a .9999 gold bullion coin to its line of gold coins, it looked like a "golden opportunity" for the Mint to capture a big chunk of 24-karat gold coin market. However, on release of the new Buffalo gold coin, the Mint's golden opportunity has turned into a nightmare at the retail level.
7.	Bookmarks: 0	Investing In Gold Coins And Bullion The first known coins were minted in the mid-seventh century B.C. Coins revolutionized the conduct of commerce.Alexander the Great introduced a regulated and universal coinage throughout his empire. Coins were typically engraved with the likenesses of rulers and deities, providing a historical snapshot. Coin collecting started in Renaissance Europe. Wealthy Europeans collected Greek and Roman coinage.The United States minted its first gold coin in 1795. From then un...
8.	Bookmarks: 0	Gold - How to make a profit by going against the herd Gold has been used as an investment vehicle for thousands of years. Why? It has no intrinsic value, only the value that fear attachees to it. Fear of inflation, fear of war and curency change. Who would want to repeat the experience of millions of German citizens with their investments in worthless Reichmarks in 1945? Buy gold, but only at the right time.
9.	Bookmarks: 3	Congress Approves .9999 Fine Gold Coins New .9999 fine (24 karat) 1-oz legal tender $50 gold coins will be added to the U.S. Mint's line of gold bullion coins in 2006 when President Bush signs into law a bill that Congress passed in December. The legislation calls for the Mint to have the coins ready to distribute by June 2006, but the coins may be ready before then.
10.	Bookmarks: 0	Do You Know How Internet Auctions Work? Just about everybody knows someone who has sold something on eBay. If you don't know what to do with something a common response is “Sell it on the Bay.” Internet auction sites are actually changing the face of e-commerce and small-business around the world. 30 million people visit eBay on any given day. And that is only eBay. There are many other auction sites that are quickly gaining in popularity including: http://Overstock.com, Yahoo auctions, and Bidville.These aucti...