Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmPrecious metals can offer a great hedge against the volatility of investment markets in the long term. This is crucial information when it comes to looking at which investment strategy is right for you and when diversifying an existing investment portfolio to mitigate against risk. Narrowing your decision down to buying gold bullion or silver bullion bars or coins becomes a logical next step as gold continues to gain in today’s markets. The Popularity Of Gold & Silver Gold and silver bullion are the two most traded commodities that professional investors look…
Appealing Paper Money From Around the World
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmGoing to a country you’ve never been to before can be an exciting experience. Tourists on average have with them a limited amount of money they’re willing to spend. Collecting banknotes is a hobby many have taken up. Once you see a few of the following, you might want to start adding them to your collection of paper money in Canada: Bermuda’s $2 Bill Switzerland 50 Franc England’s £10 Note Faroe Islands’ 1000 Kronur Note 50 Dollar Polymer Trinidad and Tobago Note Bermuda’s $2 Bill This excellent note is a favourite among…
Coin Collecting: Finding That Unique Gift
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmA coin set can be a unique and refreshing gift that one can treasure and value for years to come. Coin collectors have a great interest in countless coins and sets, many of which are purchased as gifts rather than collectable pieces. If you are struggling with choosing the perfect present for that special someone, but aren’t looking to gift them flowers that will wilt after a few days, you should definitely consider opting for a rare and affordable Oh Canada coin series sets. If you need inspiration, here are some interesting…
Coin Collecting Tips: How to Sell Your Coins
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmWhen It comes to coin collecting, there are some things everyone should know. Selling your coins can either result in a good profit or significant loss. Factors such as: your negotiating skills, level of urgency, the coins you are interested in selling, all have an impact on the price of the coin. Visit Colonial Acres for more information, and pay attention to the following coin selling tips in the meantime: Sell at the right time Be on the lookout for auctions Think about leaving your holder coins in old holders Make an…
The Time Banknotes First Featured A Canadian
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmCanadian paper money has a long, rich and varied history. A particularly interesting example from that history involves 17th century New France colonists having to use playing cards to supplement Spanish and French coins, the supply of which was lessening at the time. A local governor even had to sign the specially cut playing cards, which gave them monetary properties. Now, fast forward to the early 20th century and Canadian currency has truly come a long way. Read on to learn more about famous Canadians who were the first to be featured…
Part 2: More Tips To Investing In Gold And Silver Bullion
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmAll that glitters is not gold, but some things are. More and more people are realizing that gold has value and has provided a good place for investment during uncertain economic times. Gold is making a comeback due to currency wars happening around the globe, so if you’re considering buying gold bullion or silver bullion, Colonial Acres has you covered. Gold Bullion & Silver Bullion Investment Tips Here are four tips to cement your investment success: Bullion is an imperishable investment Diversify wisely Consider investing in gold coins Make your investment categories…
Taking a closer look at 7 Canadian Banknote Series
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmThe formation of the Bank of Canada in 1935 signified the creation of modern Canadian paper money. Seven different series of banknotes have been produced by the Bank of Canada since its inception. Let’s take a look at those series ranging from commemorative notes to regular currency. 1935 Series On the day it opened for business on the 11th of March 1935, the Bank of Canada released the first series of banknotes, which included a $25 Commemorative Note, as well as; $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $500 and $1000 notes….
Real or Fake Currency? Guidelines to Follow
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmFor collectors and traders, the greatest threat is fake currencies circulating online. Finding out that you bought fake coins can be a frustrating and devastating experience. You have to be extra careful and pay attention to the coins or banknotes you’re buying. Detection methods that worked today may not work tomorrow, as fraudsters are always changing their techniques. Here are some ways to protect yourself from frauds regardless of whether you’re collecting Canadian coin currency or that of other countries: Thoroughly examine the print Be informed about different currencies Adopt an analytical mindset…
Glow In The Dark 3 Coin Set From The Royal Canadian Mint
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmThanks to advancements in technology, we today have many conveniences, devices, and objects that did not exist before. When it comes to numismatics, in particular, these advancements have allowed Mints around the world to add more dimension and creativity to their coins. Royal Canadian Mint coins have always featured infinite creativity and intricate design work. Now you have an opportunity to get your hands on a unique RCM 3-coin series called Glow-in-the-Dark: In The Eyes of Canada’s Wildlife. Royal Canadian Mint Coins: What Is So Special About This Series Of Coins? This…
How To Protect Yourself From Counterfeit Coin Purchases
Last updated on May 2nd, 2024 at 03:35 pmIn addition to being fun and lucrative, collecting coins is an activity that comes with a number of other benefits. However, there are also downsides to becoming a coin collector. One of the most frustrating and unfortunate ones is coming across counterfeit coins. Counterfeiting involves creating false paper money and coins that resemble real coins to the tiniest detail. There are many collectors that have come in contact with counterfeit pieces, especially when it comes to Canadian coin currency. But, there are ways you can protect yourself against it. Canadian Coins: What…
