Beachcomber Coins & Collectibles

06/15/2017

Hey everyone! Like everyone else, Linda has been cleaning out!!! (making room for new items). She's put together some awesome grab boxes! There's something for just about everyone at our Nice Weather Sidewalk Sale!!! Mystery Sports Card Boxes (full of great stuff), Grab Boxes of Star Trek, Betty Boop, The Simpsons & VHS Tapes. We have Action Figures, Dolls, Die-cast & a Poker Table Topper with Carrying Case. We even have an Ibanez 5 String Bass Guitar & Ampeg Amplifier which comes with a bunch of accessories!!!
So while you're out & about, Stop by and check things out!!!

12/25/2016

Merry Christmas & Thanks to Don Williams & WOND 1400 AM radio for the Christmas Plant.

02/14/2015

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02/01/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.25

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. Last weeks’ article about auctions and the fact they don’t always meet expectations was timely, given that the results of the auction for the rarest stamp are now in. If you recall, I wrote about this stamp, the One Penny stamp from the South American country of British Guiana several months ago. [ 443 more words. ]

01/11/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.24

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. With rare coins, currency and (soon) stamps setting record prices in auction, the logical question one has when considering selling a collection “is selling through an auction house going to get the most value for my collection?”. Once again there is no simple answer to this question, so let me share some of my experiences, having dealt with the major auction houses, Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Heritage, just to name the majors. [ 588 more words. ]

01/11/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.23

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. Last weeks’ article was about gold and silver as investments and if there is any potential for the prices to rise in the future. This week I will give some insight relative to investing in rare coins and currency. That differs from buying just bullion items as the value of an investment in gold and silver bullion items rises and falls with the metals market, whereas the value of rare coins will change based on demand and supply, independent of the price of the metals. [ 576 more words. ]

01/11/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.22

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. With gold and silver taking a breather now, I’m asked by my customers is this a good time to buy because prices are lower, or should they consider selling because the price of these metals may go lower? I wish there was an easy answer to that question, and because there are so called “experts” arguing both directions for the prices, I guess my opinion is just as valid as theirs. [ 542 more words. ]

01/11/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.21

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. Several weeks ago I wrote about how coin collecting doesn’t have to be an expensive proposition, and gave examples of how searching through pocket change for Lincoln cents or Washington state quarters can be rewarding and inexpensive. Well, another category of collecting that can be fun and inexpensive is foreign coins and currency. [ 727 more words. ]

01/11/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.20

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. Several weeks ago I wrote about my trip to the Baltimore Coin Convention and being on hand for the release of the National Baseball Hall of Fame 75th Anniversary Commemorative Coins. This coin was unique in as it is the first coin not struck flat, but rather cupped, with one side featuring and appearing like the side of a baseball and the other featuring a cupped baseball glove. [ 590 more words. ]

01/04/2015

The Gold and Silver Mine 14.19

The Gold and Silver Mine A weekly column dedicated to “digging out” current information about precious metals, coins and other numismatics. Collecting coins doesn’t have to be an expensive endeavor (remember, I said collecting, not investing). There are many opportunities to collect United States coins on a modest budget, examples being Lincoln Cents starting from 1959. 1959 was the year the design on the reverse of the coin changed from having 2 wheat stalks framing the words “One Cent” to the new design featuring the Lincoln Memorial. [ 529 more words. ]