1976 Silver Dollar
Why Invest in Gold? Fiat Fiascos
The following is from originally published article at www.gold-speculator.com on February 4th
I’ve been trying to tell anyone, who would listen, to diversify at least some of their assets into gold for some time now. Five years back, the lot of willing listeners was small. I clearly remember my voice going hoarse one night as a mix of beer and fruity margaritas made a b-line straight to my brain and unleashed a roaring spiel on my uninterested friends. As I recall, the rest of the night, I was rather enjoyable, so I make no apologies. We’ve come a long way since then. When I first became interested in the commodities market, I remember very specifically that gold was trading at $375 per ounce, interest in the sector was low and misguided information was plentiful. It certainly wasn’t the bottom of the bear market, which came around the turn of the millennium and was marked by the 400 tonne auction of bullion by the Bank of England at historically low prices around $250 per ounce. Today we’re looking at gold prices north of $900, interest has definitely perked up but misguided information is still plentiful. So it doesn’t surprise me that many of the people who once shunned my message with apathy have now turned to me for advice. Nothing gets a person moving like fear and greed. If you’re worried that you may have missed the train, there’s good news for you. I strongly believe that we’ll see prices upwards of $2500 before all is said and done.
My goal is to try and demystify some of the myths and try to simplify your foray into gold investing, which is no-doubt one of the main reasons you are reading this. So without further ado, let me delve into some of the fundamental reasons why you should own some gold.
MONETARY INFLATION LEADS TO PRICE INFLATION AND YOU”RE WEALTH SHRINKS OVER TIME.
There are several reasons to own gold in the current environment and the most prominent and insidious of these reasons is inflation. I refer to the current inflation problem as insidious because it is in essence a hidden tax on the holders of whatever currency is being inflated. It is a sad fact that the “buttons” to control the printing of more money is unarguably under the control of politicians who have little regard for the long-term economic health of our nation and are more interested in where their next votes will come from to keep them in power. So as a means of protection from the whims of idiot politicians and the throngs of “expert” economic yes-men screaming that everything is alright, there is no substitute for gold as a means of preserving your hard earned wealth.
Let’s delve a little deeper. Two millennia ago, gold was used as a medium of exchange and also as a store of wealth. Back in the ancient roman days, it is said that you could buy a nice outfit and a nice pair of sandals for an ounce of gold. Today the equivalent to an ounce of gold (currently $923) will buy you a fairly nice suit and a decent pair of dress shoes. Let me contrast that with a brief study of history and “money” as we know it now, namely fiat currencies much like that green paper in your pocket. We’ll begin with Germany in the early 1900’s.
“Before World War I Germany was a prosperous country, with a gold-backed currency, expanding industry, and world leadership in optics, chemicals, and machinery. The German Mark, the British shilling, the French franc, and the Italian lira all had about equal value, and all were exchanged four or five to the dollar. That was in 1914. In 1923, at the most fevered moment of the German hyperinflation, the exchange rate between the dollar and the Mark was one trillion Marks to one dollar, and a wheelbarrow full of money would not even buy a newspaper.”
(http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/commandinghe…inflation.html)
Now we’ll jump forward a few decades and slide west to Argentina in the 1990’s.
“Argentina was subject to military dictatorship…for many years, that resulted in a number of significant economic problems. During the National Reorganization Process (1976-1983) huge debt was acquired for money that was later lost in different unfinished projects, the Falkland/Malvinas Islands War, and the state’s takeover of private debts….. new government’s plans included stabilizing Argentina’s economy including the creation of a new currency (the Austral, first of its kind not to carry the word peso as part of its name), for which new loans were required. The state eventually became unable to pay the interest of this debt, the economy collapsed and inflation began increasing. In 1989, Argentina’s inflation reached 200% per month, topping 3,000% annually.” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argenti…sis_(1999-2002)
And more recently we have Zimbabwe under the criminal dictatorship of Robert Mugabe, where we’ve seen hyperinflation to the tune of nearly 1000% per year. The price of a 2-ply sheet of toilet paper went from pennies to $417. A whole roll now costs $$145,750. History is littered with similar stories of currencies being inflated to worthlessness. The point I want to make with all this is that the root cause of all these problems can be summed into a few bullet points which then leads to the reason for owning gold. And they are:
1. A government exists with an entirely fiat currency, which means that the “money” used as legal tender has no intrinsic value and is enforced by means of law and the threat of punishment.
2. For whatever reasons, the government finds itself in a position where it has entered into more obligations to pay (liabilities) than it has funds to cover payment of. This is known as “bankruptcy” or “insolvency” if you are an individual and business-as-usual if you are a government entity.
3. The government finds that it is easiest to print money out of thin air to cover the obligations it has committed itself to pay for. This is usually the most politically acceptable solution as opposed to cutting spending or raising taxes.
4. The constant creation of money (monetary inflation) leads to a greater and greater supply of “money” chasing after the same amount of goods, thus leading to (price inflation) which I’m sure everyone is painfully aware of.
Previously I referred to inflation as a “hidden tax” on the holders of the currency. You may be wondering why this is so. Well, I believe it is pretty evident to anyone who eats, drives, buys, sells; that the price of everything around us has gone up considerably over the years. Or, a better assessment, I think is to see it as the dollars in your pocket have lost considerable purchasing power over time. (I’m trying hard not to use the word “value” because dollars have no value in and of themselves) This is no accident. The reason is simply because there is more money or “liquidity” floating around the economy and the supply of goods available for purchase has not increased by as much. I should mention, at this point the important difference between “monetary inflation” and “price inflation”. Monetary inflation is a direct result of the government creating too much money, which undoubtedly leads to higher prices for goods and services. But price inflation can occur without monetary inflation. Let’s say for example that a good or service becomes more scarce, and therefore more valuable, then the price of it will increase independently of what the monetary authorities are doing. However, when there is a general and sustained increase in the price of most goods and services, especially basic necessities, we definitely need to take a close look at what the government is doing with the printing presses.
I’ve taken the liberty of dissecting this enormous article into more digestible sections. Please check under the Gold Investing 101 sections for more on this series.
Disclaimer: Please keep in mind that we may or may not have positions in the financial instruments or assets we may write about. We provide our opinions in the interest of facilitating the free flow of ideas, which should not be mistaken for an investment advise. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. Please read the disclaimer at http://www.gold-speculator.com/index.php?pageid=disclaimer for the full disclosure.
Sincerely,
Markus Shultz
www.gold-speculator.com
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30 Years of Proof Sets 1971-2000 and 1976 Silver Set
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1976 40% Silver Proof Kennedy Half Dollar $6.00 |
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1976 S Eisenhower 40th Anniversary “Gold Label” Silver Dollar PR69 DCAM! $62.00 |
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VERY NICE 1976 S SILVER CLAD EISENHOWER DOLLAR $1 FREE SHIPPING TB62 $5.50 |
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Set of Nine Eisenhower Silver Dollars (1971 – 1976) $100.00 |
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1976 S – Eisenhower IKE Silver BU Dollar – NGC MS 68 $275.00 |
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1976-S Silver Eisenhower $ in capsul, Proof (c-1334) $22.95 |
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10- 1776 1976 S $1 EISENHOWER KENNEDY WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL 40% SILVER COINS @ $186.00 |
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6- 1776 1976 S $1 EISENHOWER KENNEDY WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL 40% PROOF SILVER @ $31.00 |
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SOLOMON ISLANDS 30 DOLLARS 1976 Silver/Gold = CUSCUS = $59.00 |
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1976-S BICENTENNIAL SILVER IKE DOLLAR 5-COINS PROOF $50.00 |
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1976 S 40% Silver Uncirculated Eisenhower Dollar (B03) $18.95 |
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1976 S 40% Silver Uncirculated Eisenhower Dollar (B04) $18.95 |
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1976 S 40% Silver Uncirculated Eisenhower Dollar (B05) $18.95 |
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1976 S 40% Silver Uncirculated Eisenhower Dollar (B02) $18.95 |
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1976 US Bicentennial Silver Proof Set 40% Silver $7.50 |
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Set of 4 Eisenhower Silver Dollars – 1971, 1972, 1976 (2) – 40% Silver $33.44 |
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CANADA COMMEMORATIVE SILVER DOLLARS * 1975, 1976, 1979 $59.95 |
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1776-1976 BICENTENNIAL PROOF SILVER DOLLAR HALF DOLLAR QUARTER- + BONUS $29.95 |
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1976 S Eisenhower Silver Dollar In Uncirculated Condition $12.55 |
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ESTATE VINTAGE EISENHOWER REGULAR ISSUE DOLLARS 1976-S SILVER 1976 COPPER NICKEL $20.00 |
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1976 CANADA – $1 DOLLAR – PARLIAMENT LIBRARY – SPECIMEN SILVER CROWN – CASE $19.99 |
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2 1776-1976 (D) Eisenhower Silver Dollars $20.00 |
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3 1776-1976 Eisenhower Silver Dollars $25.00 |
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1976-S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver Eisenhower Dollar $49.95 |
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1976 P&D AU+/BU Kennedy Half Dollar Set + Free 40% SILVER HALF US 50 Cent unc ms $8.99 |
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Lot Of 20 Kennedy Half Dollars Bicentennial 1776-1976 Coins Silver Tone $17.99 |
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1976-S 40% SILVER KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR COIN $4.35 |
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1976-S 40% SILVER PROOF KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR COIN $5.83 |
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1982-D GEORGE WASHINGTON SILVER HALF DOLLAR COIN $11.91 |
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1982-S PROOF GEORGE WASHINGTON SILVER HALF DOLLAR COIN $11.88 |
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1880 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR COIN $24.59 |
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1976-S NGC PF68 * STAR CAMEO SILVER EISENHOWER IKE DOLLAR $1 $78.88 |
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1969 and 1776-1976 Kennedy Half Dollar Coins FAST SHIPPING!! $6.99 |
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1976 NGC MS69 CANADA SILVER FIVE DOLLAR OLYMPIC FLAME S$5 $95.00 |
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Kingston & Sailing 1976 Olympics Montreal – $5 Silver Proof Dollar, .925 Silver $39.99 |
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1976, Eisenhower Dollar $7.00 |
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1776-1976 S ” IKE” Eisenhower Dollars Uncirculated 40% Silver $24.00 |
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1776 1976 40% SILVER IKE EISENHOWER PROOF DOLLAR uncirc $11.00 |
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1776 1976 40% SILVER John F. Kennedy PROOF HALF DOLLAR uncirc $4.25 |
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1776 1976 40% SILVER George Washington PROOF Quarter uncirc $4.01 |
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40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar 1976-S Ch Unc $14.99 |
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GUYANA SILVER 5-10 DOLLARS PROOF1976-80 $89.00 |
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Belize 1976 $5.00 Dollar Coin .925 Sterling Silver Keel-Billed Toucan $29.95 |
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1976 S Silver Eisenhower Dollar $12.55 |
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1976-S BU Mint State Silver Kennedy US Half Dollar Coin (40 % Silver) $10.95 |
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1976 Silver Proof Kennedy Half Dollar – Deep Cameo $14.95 |
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1976 BU 40% SILVER Kennedy Half Dollar BiCentennial From US Mint Set $11.50 |
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1976 P & D Kennedy Half Dollars $1.50 |
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1976 S Eisenhower Silver Dollar In Uncirculated $12.55 |
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1976-S EISENHOWER DOLLAR 40% SILVER – PCGS GRADED PR69 DCAM $13.61 |
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1776-1976 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR ~ SILVER COLORED ORNATE BEZEL $12.99 |
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1959-D Half Dollar & a 1976-S Silver Clad Quarter & a 1950 & 1964 Dimes $9.49 |
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MINT SILVER 5 DOLLARS 1976 MONTREAL OLYMPIAD XXI $25.00 |
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MINT SILVER 5 DOLLARS 1976 MONTREAL OLYMPIAD XXI – second coin $25.00 |
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MINT SILVER 10 DOLLARS 1976 MONTREAL OLYMPIAD XXI – HEAD OF ZEUS $32.50 |
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MINT SILVER 10 DOLLARS 1976 MONTREAL OLYMPIAD XXI – TEMPEL OF ZEUS $35.00 |
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1976-S PCGS PR69DCAM Silver Ike Dollar Mirror/Frost! Don’t miss it! $49.95 |
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PCGS MS66 1976 S Eisenhower Silver dollar!!! $14.38 |
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5 sets 1976 3 coin 40% Silver Bicentennial Proof Set Dollar,Half and Quarter $100.00 |
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CANADA 1876-1976 LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT SILVER DOLLAR. $16.02 |
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1976-S Silver Kennedy Half Dollar, PCGS PR-69 DCAM, Deep Cameo $50.00 |
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1976 S KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR PCGS PR69DCAM SILVER 5425 $100.00 |
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Lot of 5 – 1976 Eisenhower Bi-Centenial “Silver Dollar” BU (UC) EXTRA FINE ++ $6.99 |
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1976 Canada Canadian Mint OLYMPIC 5 DOLLAR SILVER COIN FENCING $11.46 |
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ONE GEM PR & BU ROLL (20) COINS OF 40% SILVER IKE DOLLARS (10) OF EACH 1972-1976 $249.99 |
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1976-S EISENHOWER BICENTENNIAL 40% SILVER GEM PROOF DOLLAR – GH14 $24.95 |
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1976-S EISENHOWER IKE 40% SILVER DOLLAR PCGS PR68 DCAM PREMIUM QUALITY BOBS COIN $45.00 |
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1976 S Kennedy Half Dollar From U.S. Mint Proof Set No Silver $3.98 |
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1976 Canada Specimen Silver Dollar in leather case 100th Anniversary of Library $18.00 |
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1776-1976-S Silver(40%) Eisenhower Dollar Coin Uncirculated $6.95 |
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1976-S 40% SILVER KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR COIN $4.35 |
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1976-S 40% SILVER EISENHOWER DOLLAR COIN $10.65 |
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1976-S 40% SILVER PROOF EISENHOWER DOLLAR COIN $11.33 |
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1976-S Raw Silver Kennedy Proof Bi-Centennial Half Dollar Weight: 11.5 Grams #4 $26.00 |
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2 KENNEDY BICENTENIAL HALF dollar over ( silver 1976 AND 1967 $2.99 |
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1976-S Raw Silver Kennedy Proof Bi-Centennial Half Dollar 36 Years Old Coin #5 $26.00 |
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1976-S THREE COIN SILVER BICENTENNIAL SET NO RESERVE $3.11 |
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1976-S SILVER KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR PCGS PR69DCAM $39.95 |
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1970-1976 BMW 2002 Gauge Cluster Silver Dollar Roundie 1971 1972 $40.00 |
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1776-1976-S SILVER KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR BU ROLL OF 20 $247.00 |
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1776-1976-S SILVER EISENHOWER DOLLAR BU ROLL OF 20 $477.00 |
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1975 Canada 10 Dollars Montreal Olympics 1976 Silver coin Beautiful Unc Coin $11.50 |
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Hutt River Province 1976 Leonard 30 Dollars 1oz Silver Coin,Rare $145.00 |
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1976 S KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR SILVER BU LOT OF 5 $43.68 |
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1976-S EISENHOWER DOLLAR DCAM PROOF 40% SILVER U.S. COIN C3004 $19.88 |
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1976 S BICENTENNIAL SILVER PROOF CAMEO EISENHOWER IKE DOLLAR! $26.95 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3018L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3020L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3021L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3022L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3023L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3024L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3025L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3026L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3027L $19.77 |
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1976-S Kennedy Half Dollar DCAM Proof 40% Silver U.S. Coin C3028L $19.77 |
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BICENTENNIAL 1776-1976 EISENHOWER SILVER DOLLAR WITH STEEL KEYCHAIN GREAT GIFT $13.49 |
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Eisenhower Dollar Silver Clad Proof 1976-S Bicentennial $12.95 |
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1976-S EISENHOWER DOLLAR BU 40% SILVER U.S. COIN C3050 $19.88 |
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1976-S EISENHOWER DOLLAR BU 40% SILVER U.S. COIN C3051 $19.88 |
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Comprehensive Catalogue and Encyclopedia of U.S. Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars (The VAM Book) … |
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Gorgeous 2-toned 24k Gold on Sterling Silver World Coin Belt Buckle – Bicentennial half dollar (1976) $110.00 Each one of these real coins from around the World is first layered in pure “Bright Silver”. Then the figures of each are highlighted and brought to life with rich pure 24K Gold (this gold work is done by hand). This breathtaking and exclusive work turns these coin into stunning and true works of art. Each coin is hermetically sealed “against wear” in clear, hard acrylic coating. Each coin comes m… |
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Bicentennial Kennedy Half Dollar (1976) Two Tone U.S. Coin Spring Loaded Money Clip $78.05 This real U.S. coin is first layered in pure bright silver. Then, by hand, the figure is highlighted and brought to life with rich, pure 24K gold. This breathtaking and exclusive work turns the coin into a stunning and true work of art. Each coin is hermetically sealed against wear in a clear, hard acrylic coating. It is mounted in a patented spring loaded clip and packaged in a jewelry box.Please… |
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1976 United States Bicentennial Silver Uncirculated Red Pack Set $23.49 3-coin set: quarter, half-dollar & dollar… |
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Franklin Silver Half Dollar Coin 1955 Proof – Graded by NGC as Proof 67 (PF 67) $191.95 This is a stunning and uncommon 1955 silver Franklin half dollar. Though hard to see in the photographs this coin has a nice frosty cameo on both sides, and just missed a cameo designation from NGC. Fairly graded as PF 67, uncommon in this condition…. |
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1976 U.S. Bicentennial Proof Coin Set with the 1776-1976 Patriotic designs has six Proof clad Coins in all. $7.49 - Hurray for the 1776-1976 Mint Date! Wow! The 1976 U.S. Proof Coins sets are over 35 years old, yet are still available. - The various “Proof” coins are generally one of the most desirable U.S. coinage collectables in the U.S. - The U.S. “Proof” Coinage Production Process involves: The preparation and the polishing of the coinage striking dies surfaces; The Proof Coins can be distinguished from … |
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Silver Dollar G624 $131.1 Silver Dollar G624 Eyeglasses are available at BestBuyEyeglasses.com in the following colors: Black, Silver. Silver Dollar G624 Combinations. These frames accept prescription lenses. |
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