Gold and Silver Coins, What Makes them Numismatic and Why Collect These.

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Numismatic coins have been around for years. Numismatics is the study or collection of currency, including coins, tokens, paper money, and related objects.Anything that has been graded and certified by a reputable agency can be deemed a Numismatic item with intrinsic value added to the actual value of the item that has been graded.

Coin Collecting a 110 Billion dollar industry has come of ge thanks to Numis Network, a direct sales company launched in 2009, featuring numismatic graded gold and silver coins and distributed through a network of account executives that represent their products.

Numis Network distributes the highest grade, MS70 Silver Numismatic Coins. These coins are minted, and produced in government approved mints all around the world.

They are guaranteed for both purity and for the weight of silver they contain. There is, however, an important difference between gold and silver bullion and Numismatic coins that you need to understand. Allow me to explain what I mean by giving you an example to understand what I mean:

In the above case is pictured is an MS70 Silver American Eagle Coin from the year 1986. Its an absolute beauty! You are probably wondering how much is it may be actually worth in today’s markets?

This coin’s actual value is One Dollar. It is a One Dollar coin! If you walked into any store and tried to use it to purchase anything on a retailers shelf or display, it wouldn’t buy you anything more than a one dollar note would! This is what the government issue value to redeem this coin is as dictated by the US federal government. Interesting!

If you were to go by the actual weight of the silver in the coin that changes the value its worth. The value of the ungraded Silver is actually just over $30.00 US Dollars as I sit and write this piece. Silver bullion is worth around $31.00 per ounce today. (this is the weight of this coin).

What makes this unique for collectors of numismatic coins and as promoters of the Numis Network Opportunity is that we are not looking at ungraded bullion here. We are looking at an MS70 graded silver coin. If you were to possess this particular 1986 graded and certified MS70 silver eagle coin can you actually could possess a coin with an actual value around $700!

The value of an MS70 collector’s coin is determined by its condition, rarity and the demand for the particular coin. As you can imagine, this particular 1986 coin was the first to be produced and is in very high demand by collectors and enthusiasts alike. All Numis silver coins are the highest MS70 graded silver and some are considered to be quite rare too!

If you want to start your own collection of MS70 Numismatic coins I suggest to take a moment to consider purchasing the Fast Start Collectors Kit from Numis Network and become a member of the Numis Network ‘Coin of the Month’ club.

For just $119.95 per month you will receive a beautiful MS70 graded Silver coin that has been selected from one of the government mints from around the world. Numis guarantees that you will not find them for less anywhere else and offers a five year buy back guarantee to return your purchase price if not completely satisfied after five years have passed from time of purchase. !

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Numis Network Coins Business Opportunity

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