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Is it a good investment to collect coins ? On a long-term basis seen YES, thus the probably oldest hobby of the world is a very good investment. In addition, here a pair simple rules are to be considered. Demand and supply as well as the preservation of the coin regulate the price. Surely further criteria are the edition, popularity and sometimes also the precious metal price. Attention, also much admitted and renowned to coin dealers can superelevated prices require. Searches and find your partner of confidence. For grading condition we dedicate their own chapter. At short notice seen NO, although with a “lucky hand” profits can be quite coated, which are comparable with the stock market and/or exceed these still by far. Attention, the coinmarket is not a one-way street! Like that the intending coins of the GDR before the “turn” were nearly shop guardians. After the turn the prices climbed in the astronomical. After some time, these slipped however again completely strongly downward. Now the prices are for these coins on (still) a quite low level strengthened.
Plant coins from precious metals. The safest and most attractive form to invest in precious metal, is surely collecting coins with largest fineness. The plant coins are coined/shaped in gold, platinum, Paladium or also in silver, in different parts. Usually, the annually changing motives makes this form of the plant interesting. To the most popular plant coins belong the Canadian “Maple Leaf”, the Australian “Kookaburra”, “China Panda” and the Australian “Nugget” in addition, platinum “Nobel” from Man Islands or the Russian “Balerinas”.
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