Your Future Self will Thank You

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Max Hockley
March 01, 2024

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Two months into 2024, and hopefully you’re already making good progress on your newest collection.

Don’t worry if you’re not seeing the benefits just yet. Because in this week’s newsletter, I’m going to show you how you turn that gold and silver into…well, more gold and silver.

Check it out below.

But first, pop quiz, hotshot (answer at bottom of email):

Which U.S. coin, first introduced in 1986, is made of 99.93% silver and is primarily collected for its silver content rather than its face value?

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HOT TAKES WANTED!

Seriously. In this week’s video, sponsored by Spotlight Bullion, I’m tier ranking all gold bullion and coins - and I want to hear from you.

It’s safe to say that I’ve got a few controversial opinions of my own here, so don’t hold back. I mean, if you can’t be honest in the anonymous comments section of a YouTube video, when can you be?

I (probably) won’t hold it against you.

Check it out!

This week’s question is from Reddit:

OK. Firstly, the short answer here is no.

But this is a great opportunity to explore what it actually means to be a rare coin. Just because something is hard to find in circulation doesn’t mean that it’s actually rare.

For example, the 1943 steel cent is “hard to find” in circulation. That’s not because it’s rare, but rather because it’s unusual. As a result, people over the years have been pulling it out of circulation. In fact, over a billion of them were minted.

To put things into perspective for this 2009 quarter, there are over 636 million across the 6 different designs minted that year. So if you assume there are million coin collectors out there interested in this coin, there would be 636 of these coins per interested collector.

So, bottom line, if you’ve got a roll of these coins, it’s better to use it to buy some silver, or a stock that you like.

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Pop quiz answer: Well done, those of you who got it - you go straight to the top of the class. The answer is, of course, the American Silver Eagle.

See you next week!