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FREE S&H----NO BIDDING GAMES ---- FAIR PRICES AND NO NONSENSE TRANSACTIONS!.999 OFFERED NEAR ITS MELT .9999 GOLD CONTENT OF .2419-- A VERY RARE AND SELDOM OFFERED LOW MINTAGE OLD HISTORIC GOLD COIN--Cuba 1915 Gem BU GOLD 5 PESOS. Cuban hero Jose Marti is depicted -- About 1/4 of an ounce of pure gold--a Remarkable value at the current price of gold. GOLDS' BUYING POWER ENDURES. Minimum bid $350.00 --FREE S&H --No sales outside USA! Send payment to -- RALPH FOSTER -- 2189 BANCROFT WAY - BERKELEY CA 94704 -- I mail ASAP. /////////////////// INCLUDE $5.00 IF YOU DESIRE YOUR COIN INSURED FOR ITS APPRAISAL VALUE OF $400.00 My new book, Fiat Paper Money-The History and Evolution of our Currency©, [available on e-bay auctions] documents the evolution of paper currency since the first national notes of 1024 A.D. Perhaps the most important discovery from our research is how gold and silver coins have proven a consistent and reliable way to circumvent the inevitable collapse of fiat paper notes and the personal devastation that accompanies their loss of value. ***The value of gold and silver coins endures-they have always provided. Conversely all fiat monetary units eventually and always become totally worthless. The same goes for anything that depends on fiat units for its value, whether stocks, bonds, derivatives, annuities, any paper or electronic obligations.©****In the spirit of George Washington himself over 200 years ago, be careful not to trade something that is tangible for something that is intangible. RALPH FOSTER Ca residents are subject to 9.75% sales tax on purchases under $1500--BUYERS OUTSIDE USA--MUST PAY FED-EX S&H FEES OF $45.00 TO $75.00 BEWARE OF THE SLABBED COIN Sixty-one years ago as an 8
years old, I was buying and sorting through rolls of coins from the local
banks. Countless thousands of
cents, nickels, dimes, quarters, halves, and other coins have trickled through
my fingers. Over the years I built
up a substantial inventory and eventually started my own business. The physical handling of each coin
reveals a wealth of information. I
learned about the "feel" and "sound" of a coin. Today, nearly all the coin books warn us not to handle
coins—they might get soiled, fingerprinted, or worse, dropped on a hard surface
and damaged! Instead we have
developed all manner of holders, inert plastic sleeves, and hard plastic shells
to contain our coins. With each
step, we have further removed ourselves from the most critical aspects of those
coins—how they feel in our hands, weigh, sound, and glimmer in varying degrees
of light direct on their surface. Today I am an eBay Power
Seller, [ralpht.foster] and have a solid high volume each month. Yet most of my coins are still sold
near the melt value of their metallic content. And I question the almost universal obsession with these
holders. Whenever I encounter a
coin encapsulated in plastic-- regardless of who put it there—I have to wonder
as to its authenticity. In my
experience I have seen many long-time dealers fooled and defrauded by some of
the latest slabbed counterfeits--in holders bearing the names of established
reputable grading companies. A
true coin will always ring true--long after slabs, grading services and eBay
itself have passed into history.© Respectfully, Ralph T. Foster |
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