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Finding Reliable Luxury Watch Buyers in Connecticut
Our Professional Evaluation: Brands and Criteria We Value
How to Maximize…
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When you decide it’s time to sell your gold, you want a process that is professional, secure, and transparent. In Connecticut, finding a buyer who…
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Evaluating Your Silver Coin Collection Before Selling
Understanding How Silver Coin Values are Calculated
Why Choose a…
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Your gold bars deserve better than a "maybe" from a generic storefront. Gold prices are hovering near $4,000 per ounce this July! You need…
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The “convenience” of the best online gold buyers is often a trap that leaves you with less money in your pocket! While shipping your items away might…
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Your old coin collection could be sitting on a massive return, especially with silver trading at nearly $60 an ounce and gold near $4,180 this July!…
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If you own silver bullion, sterling flatware, or silver jewelry in Connecticut, you have a valuable asset. But turning that asset into immediate…
Have you ever wondered what that coin collection could be worth that is sitting in the attic or basement? Have you been spring cleaning and need to make some room in your house? Your gold and silver coins may be worth a lot more than you think. First thing you should check when going through […]
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Franklin Half Dollars (1948-1963) The mint mark for this 90% half dollar is located on the reverse of the coin, just above the top of the Liberty Bell. In average circulated condition these 90% half dollars are only worth melt value. You would have to have a high-grade mint state or proof Ben Franklin coin for […]
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Washington quarters (1932-1964) Just like Roosevelt dimes, Washington quarters are still used in today’s currency. Also like the Roosevelt dimes, only quarters from 1964 and older are 90% silver and are worth much more than face value. The mintmark for this quarter is located on the reverse of the coin, beneath the wreath and above […]
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