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FRIDAY. MARCH 16, 2012 THE MOREHEAD NEWS PAGEA-7
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Technological equipmentallows us to receive offerson rare items from collec-tors thousands of milesfrom the event.
Wealthy Coin Collectors Want Your Old CoinsCLOSE TO UNLIM-ITED FUNDS FORCOINS AND COINCOLLECTIONS
ing coins until 1792. Be-fore that trade was con-ducted using gold dustand nuggets. The gov-ernment opened the firstmints and began distribut-ing the coins in 1792. Bythe beginning of the 19thcentury coins and papercurrency were widespreadand our monetary sys-tem was here to stay. In1933 Roosevelt requiredall banking institutionsto turn in all gold coins.Once all banks turned inthis gold, the Presidentraised the gold standardfrom $20 per ounce to$33. This was his way ofstimulating the economyduring the great depres-sion. However, gold coinswere never redistributedafter the recall. Not allgold coins were turnedin. Many people chose tokeep their gold.
By Laura Roberts, staffwriter.
Got Coin? Itmight be justthe time to cash in.This week startingTuesday and continu-ing through Friday TheAmerican Rare Collect-ibles Association will bepurchasing all types ofsilver and gold coins di-rect from the public. Alltypes are welcome and theevent is free. Collectorswill be on hand to identifyand sort your coins. Thenthe quality or grade willbe determined. Accordingto collectors, the gradebeing higher makes thecoin worth more money.With the current goldand silver market, highprices are being paid forolder coins too. Any dol-lar, half, quarter and dimecoins minted in the US1964 and before are moredesirable. These automati-cally should be broughtIn.
The coins worth isdetermined by the rarityand the grade. Old silverdollars are worth a greatpremium right now. Evenwell worn and heavilycirculated ones are bring-ing good premium. Frank-lin and Kennedy halves,Washington quarters,Mercury and Rooseveltdimes are all worth manytimes their face value.While older types likebust, seated, liberties andbarber coins are wortheven more.
Gold coins worthmore than weight. Thiscountry did not start mint- L.....- --I
I.tems we willaccept include:Any and All USCoinsGold CoinsSilver DollarsKennedy Halves 1970& BeforeFranklin HalvesBarber HalvesAll Washington QuartersAll US dimes w,ithsilverBuffalo nickelsIndian CentsWheat centsAny and all 1800's US coinsBust coinsSeated coinsFlying EaglesSilver & Gold EaglesAnything marked .999,Sterling Sliver and gold barsor rounds any ageGold & Sliver JewelryDentallgold, scrapAll forms of platinumAlso see list below
Twenty Dollar GoldAny Twenty Dollar
Gold Piece.- WORTH UP
~~~~"'.TO $10,200
Ten Dollar GoldAny Ten DollarGold PieceWORTH UPTO $8,200
Other Items of Interest:Vintage Guita.rs: Mar-tin .Gibson, Fender,National, Rickenbacker,GretschOther Instruments:Mandolins Banjos,band instruments.Pocket & WristWatches: Hamilton ,Illinois, Waltham,Patek Phillipe, Ball,Howard.South Bend,Elgin,Omega,Rolex,Lange, Bulova, Accu-tron, Longines, Breitlingand more.Old paper money:United States, Confed- WE ALSO BUYer.ate States, BJanke! GOLD & SILVER JEWELR'BIlls,$l,OOObills, Silver& Gold Certificates and .more. More info www.freeroadshow.conWe buy all Pre-1934 [email protected]. Antique. 217-371-9580Toys: Trains, Tin Wind-ups, Mechanical Banks,Robots, Pressed SteelTrucks and more.War Memorabilia:Swords, Bayonets, Hel-mets, German, Confed-erate, Union, USA, andothers.
These gold coins aresought after by collec-tors today and bring manytimes the face value.There are also some keydates which commandpremium prices. Othertypes of coins will also bepurchased including for-eign coins, Indian headcents,2 cent pieces, halfdimes,3 cent pieces, buf-falo nickels, 1940s nick-els, V nickels, gold for-eign coins, to name a few.
Collectors warn,please do not try to cleanthe coins. This will de-crease their value.
We buy all oldpocket watches& wristwatches
APMR will openTuesday at lOAM.The event runs everyday through Friday.www.freeroadshow.com217-371-9580
THIS WEEKONLY!
Mar 2.0th, 21st2.2nd and 23rd
Tuesday" Wednesday,Thursday and Friday
10 am to 7pm A L 4 days
Quality Inn175 Toms Dri,veMorehead, KY
Silver DollarAny Silver DollaAny Half DollarWORTH UP
1£ TO $150,000
QuartersAny SilverQuarter
WORTH UP, TO $8,000
DimesAny Dime Before 1964
WORTH UPTO $6,100
NickelsShield, War, Capped Bust,3 Cent,Buffalo, V Nickel
or othercollectible nickelWORTH UPTO $14,200
PennysLarge Cents,Flying Eagle,Two Cent,Wheat,orAny pennybefore 1956WORTH UPTO $5,000
Common date and worn coins will not ach-eve these prices.Bring any and all coins in for pro essional opinion.
More info at www.freeoadshow.com
