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If we had to name the most collected coin in the world, it would be, without a doubt, the US Dollar Silver coin. It is a 99.99 percent pure silver coin that came out in 1804. It is one of the rarest coins in the world, to the point that it was sold at a whopping price of over 4 million US Dollars at an auction. Even today, the demand for this incredible coin is pretty high. Let's know a little more about it. Although the coin dates back to 1804, it was first minted in 1834 and then in the...

Not everyone who owns a nice collection of coins does so by purchasing several coins at a time. Most people opt to trade from time to time to prepare a collection that's worth showing off. While trading is a good business, it can be risky. Before you plunge into trading, there are some things you should be aware of. To begin with, you should be 100% sure of the value of the silver coin that you are purchasing. A good option to check the value is to get it appraised and ask for a certificate...

In 2006, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka issued three commemorative coins on the request of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, Sri Lanka, to mark the 2550 Buddha Jayanthi, or the 2550th anniversary of Buddha. These three coins were of Rs 2000, Rs 1500, and Rs 5. On 11 May 2006, an inauguration ceremony was held for the 2550 Buddha Jayanthi at the Presidential Secretariat, where these coins were gifted to President Mahinda Rajapakse and a few other dignitaries. They became available to the...

If you know someone who loves collecting coins and is also going to be a parent soon, congratulations, as your search for the perfect new arrival gift has ended successfully. This two-piece £2 silver bullion set was announced by the British Royal Mint in 2006 and is made up of .958 pure silver. It makes the most perfect gift not only because of the countless features it has but also because it comes enclosed in an elegant presentation case, which looks appealing to the eyes while...

Most coin collectors choose between gold and silver coins. Most people choose either of the two as their preferred way of investment, but there are benefits to be had for purchasing both. A diverse collection offers several advantages. It helps absorb price fluctuations better as with one metal; you're always on the lookout if the prices drop for that particular metal. Consequently, if you can buy both gold and silver coins, you have a better chance of your investment turning out to be a...