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 1884 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR GSA HOARD NGC MS 64 WITH COA "LOW MINTAGE" US $295.00 
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 1923 Silver Peace Dollar NGC MS 64 Binion Hoard Collection Antique US Coin!! US $141.04
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 1923 Silver Peace Dollar NGC MS 64 Binion Hoard Collection Antique US Coin!!! US $141.04
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 1884 CC Morgan Silver Dollar Coin Uncirculated NGC MS 65 GSA HOARD CUD110 US $434.31
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 1884 CC Morgan Silver Dollar Coin Uncirculated NGC MS 65 GSA HOARD CUD107 US $427.80
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 1884 CC Morgan Silver Dollar Coin Uncirculated NGC MS 65 GSA HOARD CUD109 US $433.38
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 REDFIELD HOARD!! MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR 1882 S BLACK HOLDER PARAMOUNT LIGHT TONING US $169.00
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 1880 S Morgan Silver Dollar Paramount Redfield Hoard Collection Rim Toned Coin US $229.60
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 1881 S Morgan Silver Dollar Paramount Redfield Hoard Collection Rim Toned Coin!! US $221.40
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 1884 CC GSA Hoard Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64 MS 64 US Coin Box & Cert US $199.65
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 1884 O GSA Hoard Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS64 MS 64 US Coin Box US $157.50
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 1884-CC $1 Silver Morgan Dollar GSA HOARD w/ Box & COA - LUSTER - 64102 US $144.50
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 1887 Morgan Silver Dollar from the Binion Hoard (MS-62) **Beautiful Condition!** US $59.95
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 1885 CC NGC MS62 PL GSA Hoard Morgan Silver Dollar US $282.00
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 1884-CC Carson City MS62 GSA Hoard S$1 Morgan Silver Dollar NGC Certified US $199.95
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 1890 S Morgan Silver Dollar MS 64 PCGS Redfield Hoard US $615.00
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 1884 O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR *TREASURY HOARD* HIGH GRADE US $99.00
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 1884-CC Silver Dollar - GSA HOARD WITH ORIGINAL BOX & COA NGC MS 63 US $249.00
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 1883-CC Morgan Silver Dollar ~ CH BU + ~ GSA Hoard Dollar US $122.39
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 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar ~ CH BU + ~ GSA Hoard Dollar US $112.50
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 1897 Redfield Hoard Morgan Silver Dollar, Brilliant Gem Uncirculated! US $102.50
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 CAMEO MIRRORS 1878 8TF BINION HOARD LAS VEGAS USA VAM-1 NGC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR US $1,777.77
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 1885 O Silver Morgan Dollar NGC MS 63 Fitzgerald Hoard US $118.90
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 1884 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR GSA HOARD NGC MS 65 WITH COA "LOW MINTAGE" US $475.00
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 1880 S Morgan Silver Dollar MS 64 NGC Redfield Hoard US $492.00
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 1904-O Silver Morgan One Dollar Coin $1 ICG CERTIFIED BALTIMORE HOARD **MS63** US $37.99
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 @@CoinStacker Lot# 333 ► 1884 -O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR ► OLATHE DOLLAR HOARD►NGC◄ US $89.00
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 1879 S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR Fitzgerald Hoard STUNNING COIN NGC MS63 US $.95
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 1881 S Morgan Silver Dollar MS 64 NGC Olathe Hoard US US $205.00
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 1885-CC NGC-64 Silver Morgan Dollar Only 228.000 Minted G.S.A HOARD US $535.25
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 1881-CC Silver $1 GSA Hoard NGC MS 64 Morgan Dollar With Box and COA US $575.00
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 1882-CC Silver $1 GSA Hoard NGC MS 65 Morgan Dollar With Box and COA US $480.00
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 1884-CC Silver $1 GSA Hoard NGC MS 65 Morgan Dollar With Box and COA US $465.00
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 1884-CC GSA HOARD MORGAN NGC MS62 SILVER DOLLAR US $249.00
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 1884-CC GSA HOARD MORGAN NGC MS63 SILVER DOLLAR US $249.00
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 1883-CC GSA HOARD MORGAN NGC MS63 SILVER DOLLAR US $249.00
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 1881-CC NGC-MS63 U.S. Silver Morgan Dollar Only 296.000 Minted G.S.A HOARD US $417.00
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 1897 Morgan Silver Dollar From The US Redfield Hoard US $328.00
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 1885 O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 63 Mcclaren Collection Hoard US Graded Coin US $114.80
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 1879 S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 63 Lincoln Highway Hoard US Graded Coin US $176.30
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 1884 CC NGC MS 63 DPL GSA HOARD MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR S$1 NA11 US $489.50
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 1885 CC NGC MS 64 PL GSA HOARD MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR S$1 NA15 US $890.00
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 1884 CC NGC MS 65 GSA HOARD MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR S$1 NA8 US $495.00
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 1881 CC NGC MS 63 PL GSA HOARD MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR S$1 NA2 US $693.00
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 1922 Silver Peace Dollar NGC MS 63 Binion Hoard Collection US Coin Fast Shipping US $123.00
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 1883 CC Morgan Silver Dollar GSA Hoard in Collector Box with COA US $200.00
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 1885 O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 63 Fitzgerald Hoard US Graded Coin US $118.90
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 1885 O GSA HOARD NGC MS63 SILVER MORGAN DOLLAR CERTIFIED/GRADED GEM BU #DS0315 US $169.99
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 1880 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS62,MS62 **BINION HOARD** US $159.95
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 1883-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS64,MS64 **BINION HOARD** US $229.95
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 1888 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS62,MS62 **BINION HOARD** US $159.95
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 1885-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS62,MS62 **BINION HOARD** US $149.95
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 1878 8TF MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS61,MS61 *BINION HOARD* US $299.95
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 1885-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED OLATHE DOLLAR HOARD US TREAS US $30.00
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 1881 CC MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR GSA HOARD / NGC MS63 - PLEASANT GOLD TONING US $569.95
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 GSA Hoard NGC MS64 US 1881 CC S$1 Carson City Morgan Silver Dollar US $499.00
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 1887 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS65,MS65 **BINION HOARD** US $399.95
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 1884 CC NGC MS 65 PL GSA HOARD MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR S$1 NA7 US $707.55
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 1885-CC Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS-65 GSA Hoard Hot 50 VAM-4 US $1,849.00
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 1880 8/7 CC top 100 VAM 5 MS66 GSA Hoard Morgan Silver Dollar US $18,750.00
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 1897 S Morgan Silver Dollar Redfield Paramount Hoard Collection Antique US Coin US $533.00
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 1890 S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 63 Redfield Hoard Collection Antique US Coin US $373.10
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 1923 Silver Peace Dollar NGC MS 65 Binion Hoard Collection Antique US Coin! US $328.00
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 1922 Silver Peace Dollar NGC BU Fitzgerald Hoard Antique Graded US Coin US $94.30
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 1887 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS62,MS62 **BINION HOARD** US $149.95
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 1883-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS63,MS63 **BINION HOARD** US $169.95
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 1883-O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS62,MS62 **BINION HOARD** US $149.95
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 1888 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS63,MS63 **BINION HOARD** US $199.95
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 1878-S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR MS62,MS62 **BINION HOARD** US $179.95
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 1883-CC MORGAN SILVER SILVER DOLLAR HOARD GSA MS65 NGC US $445.95
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 1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar ~~~NGC MS 64~~~GSA Hoard !!! CARSON CITY US $279.95
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 1884 O Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 63 Olathe Hoard US Coin Collection US $118.90
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 1884-CC NGC Certified MS65 GSA Hoard Morgan Silver Dollar Gem BU #1808852-005 US $495.00
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 KEY DATE 1885 CC PCGS MS 63 $1 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR GSA HOARD WITH BOX / CERT US $800.00
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 1881 S Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS 62 Redfield Hoard US Coin Collection Graded US $303.40
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 1884 CC NGC Morgan Silver Dollar "GSA HOARD" MS-62 ** LUSTROUS!!! US $100.99
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 1886-P Morgan US 90% Silver Dollar $1 BU Olathe Dollar Hoard Certified NGC MS65 US $284.95
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 1881 S Silver Morgan Dollar PCGS MS 63 Redfield Hoard Antique Graded US Coin US $336.20
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 1890 S Morgan Silver Dollar Paramount Redfield Hoard US $336.20
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 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar PCGS MS 63 Mcclaren Hoard Graded US Coin Collection US $135.30
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 1881 S Morgan Silver Dollar NGC MS 65 Binion Hoard US Coin Collection US $426.40
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 1885-O NGC BU Morgan Silver Dollar - Olathe Hoard U.S. Bags e335 US $120.00
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 1884 CC Morgan Silver Dollar - PCGS MS64 - GSA HOARD US $499.00
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 1897 Morgan Silver Dollar Paramount Redfield Hoard Coin US $430.50
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Money And Currency – Gold Versus The Dollar
The only thing actually tied to gold is the deposit receipt. That would be a warehouse receipt for a specific ingot, showing the size and serial number of the ingot. The US silver certificate was a phony receipt, having a serial number but not representing a specific ingot.
The whole point of currency is to get away from the restriction of one receipt for a specific ingot or even a specific amount of backing by metal or anything else. People accept paper because it's such a nuisance to carry coins, but that has nothing to do with the banisters reasons for pushing paper.
It is unlikely to ever have a currency backed by gold, and there are a lot of reasons for that. Financing used to be conducted by "real bills" (find it at Wikipedia) and that system worked well. But central banks can't stand competition from any sort of honest money so they abolished real bills. (That is also why Norfed got raided.)
The big question: How does Gold affect the Dollar? And does this trend help in investing choices and strategies?
The dollar was the ‘gold standard' from the beginning of the 1800 through 1930 the dollar was pretty well tied to gold and almost 1 for 1.
The Federal Reserve was created in 1913 also known as ‘The Fed' and then the process started have taken us off the gold standard.
The price range of gold right now has recently been around $870 to $1030 per ounce as of this writing in 2010.
August 15th 1971, President Nixon announced that the United States would no longer redeem its currency for gold.
Price of gold has been extremely consistent.
What you're actually seeing is the price of the dollar going down. Defilation. Which is quite extreme at this point and a lot has been voiced about the concern for the dollar making a comeback versus gold.
With that you can tell that the price of dollar is generally inversely proportional to the price of gold but with great concern at this point of our economic history.
Now, we'll have to take into consideration the value of our U.S. Dollar in the economy but this is another issue.
Now for an update on the gold investment strategies that will work with an active gold market and hopefully you'll find some information you can use.
As gold prices soar during this the end of 2009 due to the weak dollar and fears of inflation, investors have begun searching for ways to bet on the precious metal even though commodities are esoteric and a bit hard for most to follow.
While some may be hoarding gold metals, others are looking for investments that move in tandem with the price of gold. Investors should be careful when selecting securities other than those indexed to gold because they may carry extra risks, as you will see in the information below. Further, some investor professionals have recommended purchasing gold outright, through 2001.
Investing in Mutual Funds to gain exposure to gold is probably the messiest route. Funds such as Vanguard Precious Metals and Mining have surged this year in 2009, but they hold shares of companies that engage in a wide range of mining activities and mining at large is very depressed right now. They don't zero in on gold. The Vanguard mutual fund is up more than 70% this year, while gold and the S&P 500 Index have gained about 30% and 20%, respectively. In the past three months, as gold has risen an additional 15%, the Vanguard fund has eked out only a 5% gain over the life of the fund which should tell you about fast sudden prices changes in stocks and funds, there is usually an equal and opposite correction at some point in the future, and this is often ‘unplanned' and not so easy to predict as well as sometimes difficult to get out of a position to achieve a profit.
Mining for gold is a tricky and expensive proposition. A company must buy land, purchase expensive machinery, hire workers and deal with government bureaucracy in the most corrupt areas of the world. Mines are a bit of a wild bet as well. As much technology exists to help determine where gold might be found, the whole venture remains a ‘venture capital risk' if you want to use a phrase to describe it.
Mining companies often "hedge away" much of the benefit of higher gold prices with derivatives. This is in effort to control potential losses from operations. Mining operations like Barrick Gold and Goldcorp have risen faster than the broader stock market this year, yet when comparing the stocks' historic price trends versus that of gold, it's clear the price of gold isn't the sole driver of the movement. So what you're seeing is their ‘out favor business insurance' in process. Again, getting to the bottom of how the various trends work and the underlying ‘fundamentals' of the various price moves. The entities past experiences and desire to protect their own business interests come in to serious play when attempting to track and follow the basis for a trend.
For some industry technical analysis tools we want to look closely at the ‘R Squared Values' - When regressed against gold prices, Barrick and Goldcorp post adjusted R squared values -- a measure of how well the independent variable (gold) explains the movement in the dependent variable (the shares) -- of only 0.35 and 0.66, respectively, indicating a mild correlation to the price of gold for Goldcorp and a poor correlation for Barrick. (One is a perfect correlation.) External factors affecting the stocks overall makeup end up making them poor proxies for gold investments.
Shares Stock Prices of companies that deal in royalties for gold mines may be alluring as well, especially because they sidestep mines' operations risks. Those companies tend to avoid derivatives to hedge their bets, but they still must select mines that will be lucrative in order for their investment bets to pay off. A few bad investments can quickly destroy investment profitability.
As a result, companies such as Royal Gold and Tanzanian Royalty are even less tied to the price of gold. With adjusted R squared values of only 0.5 and 0.13, respectively, these companies owe little of their share-price movement to the then current value of gold. In fact, both show a stronger correlation to the S&P 500, making them particularly poor choices for investors who want less exposure to the broader stock market and more exposure to gold prices.
So what is left to invest in? ETFs or Exchange Traded Funds indexed to the price of gold are the smartest bet because they forgo the messy externalities that accompany most other assets that are said to offer exposure to gold. ‘Spiders' or SPDR Gold Trust and iShares COMEX Gold Trust are two of the most popular choices of seasoned investors from prior years and years to come. I have had personal recommendations from a top investor and consultant who has been a good friend for many years to use these investment vehicles for, at minimum, Gold and other commodities as well.
So here you have it, a brief review on the issues of investing in Gold, how the devaluing of the dollar can affect the price of gold, how to approach gold investing and what to generally watch out for.
Lastly I hope that with this information, the readers will see the need for all of us to do our part to help improve the economy with our creative efforts. The information provided really state that the markets, stocks as well as metals are in upheaval and one needs to take great care in investing in such markets.
About the Author
Joshua Penman is an Author, Researcher and Web Manager for the sites: http://www.MoneyandCurrencyNews.com and http://www.CurrentEconomicTrendsandNews.com
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