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Hi i have a few valuble coins but my question is how rapidly is the price riseing? I would tell you more but im not sure how much to trust this company no ofence.
Hello, Bill, values of coins can and indeed do go up but on the other hand, values can also go down, like with any assets (such as stocks or bonds or houses etc). Even if we knew what specific coins you were speaking of, no one could tell you with certainty whether the price would rise in the future and if so how rapidly. If we knew what was going to happen in the future, we would act on that information and make a lot of money. Good luck, Jim Lawniczak
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Coin and Paper Money Collecting
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Jim Lawniczak
Expertise
I will answer your questions about encased coins (lucky pennies), which are advertising and event tokens with coins, unually cents, struck with the token.
Experience
Long time collector of encased coins and author of several articles on encased coins.
Organizations
TAMS, ECI (Encased Collectors International)
Publications
TAMS -- several articles on encased coins, in particular the encased coins of the 1901 Buffalo Pan American Exposition
Casement -- many articles on encased coins
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