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By Jerry J. Jansen On January 1, 2010NO COMMENTS
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In times of economic uncertainty, people often seek to protect their nest egg by investing in precious metals. Precious metals historically rise when the value of a fiat currency falls. In today’s market, pre-1964 US junk silver coins like the 1964 silver quarter the twenty five cent piece , 1964 silver half fifty cent piece , 1964 silver dime ten cent piece and 1964 silver dollar hundred cent piece U.S.A these coins all contain 90% silver provide an affordable and liquid silver investment opportunity.
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By Jerry J. Jansen On January 1, 2010
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The US Washington 1964 Silver Quarter coin was minted before 1965. The 1964 Silver Quarter coin, Roosevelt dime coin, Kennedy half coin and Peace Dollar coin, all these coins contain 90% silver. Yet, sadly the Peace dollar does not exist any more because they were sent back for melt down before they hit the streets. But that’s a story for another day. The nickel has about 35% silver content and the penny was most often copper.
People will invest in silver and gold bullion when they are in times of economic trouble like butter on bread as a hedge to fight against inflation. The price of a 1 oz silver bullion eagle will cost you about 20 – 30 dollars at today’s prices. These silver bullion coins might be out of your price range.
This is where the silver quarter coins minted 1964 and before, could be a good alternative to the full 1 oz bullion coins and bars. The value and worth of these silver quarter coins can be bought for about $2.50 – $3 a piece at today’s prices. The price will vary with the spot price, as we head into 2010. The silver quarters are generally lower priced
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By Jerry J. Jansen On December 23, 2009
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The commemorative quarters collection has been in production since 1999. Since that time, nearly thirty-five billion commemorative quarters have been produced.
Now that they have stopped production of the state quarters, which ended in 2008, quarter lovers with complete collections of the commemorative editions have been left with nothing new to play with. That is until the United States Mint announced they will be issuing a new series of collectable quarters, named America the Beautiful Quarters.
These new quarters will be put into production starting in 2010 and continuing until at least 2021. The quarters will depict images from each of the 56 national parks with 5 new quarters being issued every year, and one in 2010. Similar to the state quarters, the National Park quarters will be issued in the order that they were deemed a national site.
The first five quarters released in 2010 will be from Hot Springs National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, and Mt. Hood National Forest. Although some parks are already depicted on their own state’s quarter, new images will be placed on the National Park version. As of right now the quantity of each quarter to be minted is unknown
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By Jerry J. Jansen On November 28, 2009
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Collecting U.S. coins is a hobby for everyone and anyone can do it. However, collecting rare quarters is a hobby which- at the moment- is estimated that one hundred seven million U.S. citizens do. Women, men and kids of any age are into quarter collecting.
What is it with those silver franklin quarters that millions of individuals go “crazy” about? First of all, doing it is simple as quarters can be found almost anywhere and this coin do not cost much.
So how should a coin collector start this collecting of the popular quarters?
For the budget-tied coin collector
If the new collector is on a low budget, many quarters might be obtained as from change or purchases in daily life. This is very convenient and little lifestyle-invasive way of securing rare quarters. If the collector is a bit more serious, bags of these coins can be bought from regular coin dealers. Do not buy other than not circulated quarters from those.
How to store new obtained quarters?
For those new into the coin collecting hobby, coins they just collected are commonly placed in a big glass jar or bowl. This is just fine, however, serious collectors prefer coin storage equipment especially created for coins which are
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By Jerry J. Jansen On November 7, 2009
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You say you would like to make a fortune online, but you wouldn’t know where to begin? You can’t design code and you don’t know what HTML stands for? Well, you don’t have to know geek-speak backwards and forwards to have your own web presence. In fact, the guys that do know all that stuff have done the hard part for you. They’ve made it easier and easier to design your own web page without having to worry about learning too much of that hard stuff. Nowadays, you can be up and running with your own website in no time. And that is the first step to your fortune: your own website.
The next step is in how you invest your time and money. Internet gambling, in 2006, was estimated to be around a twelve billion dollar industry. Guess what: that number will double a few years from the time you are now reading this. What could you do with one-one hundredth percent of twelve billion dollars? Can you spend $1,200,000 in a year, because that’s how much you’d be making?
By putting casino affiliate programs to use for you, you can earn that online fortune, and you can do
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By Jerry J. Jansen On October 23, 2009
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You have seen them on the sports channels: the big-time players dealing cards and playing it cool under the Vegas lights. Perhaps you have even dreamed of one day becoming a high roller. How hard could it be, really? The guys on TV make things look so easy. Of course, the reality is that poker is a game easy to learn but difficult to master. And if you plan on mastering it, it helps to have a few good tricks up your sleeve. But before you get into figuring out a way to beat the high rollers, you need to become grounded in the basics. And there is no better place to get an education than the five books listed below. While these may be what you would call “starter books,” they are poker books filled with spectacular information that will allow you to gain a solid footing in the game, so that your knowledge grows into a full-fledged education for how to excel. So without further ado, here they are!
1. Poker for Dummies: Don’t let the title fool you. Reading this book will leave you anything but a poker dummy. All of the basics are covered in this
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