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How to Find Gold With Extra Demand
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World News
HARD ASSETS
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Gold/Silver Ratio
NUMISMATICS
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Simplfying Spot
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Coins & Inheritances
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Lunar Horse Coins
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Modern World Coins
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Gold with an Extra Measure of Demand
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$20 Graded Gold
LIFE STYLE AND LUXURY
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Beverly Hills Pawn
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European Wine Tours
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America’s Most Expensive Real Estate
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State of American Watches
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Presidents, Central Bankers and Bond Villans
AUCTION, COLLECTIBLES AND DIVERSIFICATION
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Baseball Cards
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To Clean or Not to Clean
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War Nickels
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The Four D’s of Selling
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Events
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The 2014 lunar coins stampede into American Hard Assets as we highlight the horse series. Looking for a piece of gold with a high premium? Michael Haynes digs in to help understand how to find that numismatic piece with extra demand.
Childhood Investments
Everyone collected them as a kid, but for those who kept up with the market and their baseball cards, their collection could be a valuable investment.
Modern World Coins
Louis Golino takes you through the modern coins that are now available around the world. AHA sat down with Jordan Tabach-Bank of Beverly Loan Company to find out what 90210’s highest-end collateralized lenders actually do.
Beverly Hills Pawn2014 Lunar Series Preview
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Bullion or Numismatics?
One of the first questions I hear from people that are interested in jumping into the gold, silver and precious metals markets is: should we be buying bullion pieces, or are the collectible coins and numismatic pieces the safer play?I think it’s about time that we jump into the numismatic field and really investigate what it’s about. But first we start out with a piece by Tom Genot on the tax implications when buying or selling gold or numismatics. Next, and perhaps the most important part of the whole process, Mark O’Byrne explains what spot price actually is, and how it pertains to buillion pieces, numismatics and even rarities. Because who wouldn’t want to know how much their investments are actually worth?From there, we jump into how to go through those coins you inherit from a loved one to the newest versions of the lunar series, before analyzing the current modern world coins. Jonathan Kosares then analyzes why you may want to take a step back from numismatics in a rising market and Jordan Tabach-Bank runs up to the stage and explains the world of collateralized lending. Ever wonder why so many of the greatest watches in the world aren’t made in the United States? Ed Estlow explains exactly why the fall of American watch makers came to fruition. The lifestyle and luxury section features some great wines and the most expensive, yet beautiful housing markets in the US and Gabe Benson returns to explain how those childhood collections could become great investments . Don’t forget to visit our www.ahametals.com for the most up-to-date information and all of your gold, silver, auctions, collectibles and other precious metals news as well as some of the best price charts in the business. Happy Investing!
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yan KasmierskyManaging Editor American Hard Assets
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| Tax Implications for Precious Metal Investments
T
he investment community purchases goldand silver for different reasons. Typically theyact as a hedge or protection from concernsover inflation or times of economic instabilityand uncertainty. They are valued in terms of currency,