A Rare Coin for the Compulsive Buyer



The Market for Rare Coins in Varied Condition The coin market is fairly free from government regulation or oversight. With the exception of tax laws and certain regulations placed on dealers, coin collectors and investors are pretty much left to themselves. This has helped encourage the competitive nature of the coin industry and is likely the reason why there is no single coin brokerage that possesses a dominant market share. Additionally, no individual collector has the resources necessary to purchase a significant quantity of available coins to effect value either. Therefore, the structure of the coin market could be seen as an almost textbook example of a pure supply/demand marketplace. Look for future offers at the following link http://www.auctionaddict.com where I'll have an extensive list of coins, ranging from 1909-VDB to Proofs of Silver & Gold. I will also be dealing in Rare Tokens. In the distant future, I intend to offer Roman Coins, found in & around England, & other parts of the United Kingdom. An example of the 1909 S - VBD replicant, (a knock-off) or not authentic coin listed by Beverly Oaks. The 1909-VDB is known as a Key-Date, because it's very hard to find - virtually all are in the hands of private collectors. Philadelphia produced almost 28 million 1909 pennies with the large V.D.B. on the obverse, so the Philadelphia V.D.B. penny is relatively common. It is the San Francisco version of the1909-VDB penny that is so well known among coin collectors, investors, & the general public. Only 484,000 1909-S VDB pennies were struck at the San Francisco mint. This is how you order a Rare Coin ©2009 - All payments should be made to GriersonOrigins@hotmail.com & all communication should be addressed to this e-mail addy. If you are paying in global currencies, other than the U.S. Dollar, please send your payment to: Griersonworldproject@hotmail.com - or simple pay in British Pounds to: Griersonwp@hotmail.com .