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Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] JPL Recommendations: Best Buys for 2014: TOP 10 List
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My recommendation would be to get whatever piques your interest in the best=
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condition you can afford. That's how I put together my collections of =
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State coppers, Washingtonia, U.S. tokens, Indian Trade Silver and every oth=
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thing I've collected, numismatic or not. I've rarely collected things=20=20
because they're popular or fashionable, but often they've become more widel=
y=20=20
collected after a period of time and usually for more money. Not all=20=20
investments pay off nor do they necessarily make a good collection, but ge=
nerally=20
a collection carefully assembled will often turn out to be a good=20=20
investment. That's because a collector will take the time to learn about =
what it=20
is that he is buying and look for quality and rarity; an investor may=20=20
acquire disparate pieces often on someone else's recommendation without =
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developing a sense of value and a discerning eye.=20=20
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In a message dated 1/1/2014 4:01:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,=20=20
johnmenc@optonline.net writes:
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1. Kleeberg Counterfeit 2 Reales. No debased silver issues.
2. GNL Contemporary Counterfeit 8 Reales. Just Off-Metal Class 1 issues.
3. Canadian Blacksmith Coppers.
4. Vermont Coppers F-VF and VG-up for Landscapes only issues.
5. NJ Coppers Rarity 5/6 issues. Any grade. 1785 CTs - VF with good=20=20
surfaces.
6. Rosa Americana Issues - any AU/UNC piece for any denomination. Buy raw =
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- slab up.
7. Mexican War of Independence Issues (Countermark Issues, LVO & Vargas).=
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Avoid ALL copper issues like SUD.
8. Contemporary Counterfeit Halfpence & Farthing Brockage Errors.
9. Isabel II Gold/Platinum or platinum CC Issues of Spain.
10. World Brockage Errors with the exception of India Brockages (too=20=20
common).=20
In no particular order - good luck in your collecting persuits!
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thing I've collected, numismatic or not. I've rarely collected things=
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because they're popular or fashionable, but often they've become more widel=
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investments pay off nor do they necessarily make a good collection, but=20
generally a collection carefully assembled will often turn out to be a good=
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<DIV><SPAN>1. Kleeberg Counterfeit 2 Reales. No debased silver=20
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<DIV>2. GNL Contemporary Counterfeit 8 Reales. Just Off-Metal Class 1=20
issues.</DIV>
<DIV>3. Canadian Blacksmith Coppers.</DIV>
<DIV>4. Vermont Coppers F-VF and VG-up for Landscapes only issues.</DIV>
<DIV>5. NJ Coppers Rarity 5/6 issues. Any grade. 1785 CTs - VF with good=
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surfaces.</DIV>
<DIV>6. Rosa Americana Issues - any AU/UNC piece for any denomination. Bu=
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<DIV>7. Mexican War of Independence Issues (Countermark Issues, LVO &=
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Vargas). Avoid ALL copper issues like SUD.</DIV>
<DIV>8. Contemporary Counterfeit Halfpence & Farthing Brockage=20
Errors.</DIV>
<DIV>9. Isabel II Gold/Platinum or platinum CC Issues of Spain.</DIV>
<DIV>10. World Brockage Errors with the exception of India Brockages (too=
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