Showing posts with label Silver Coin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silver Coin. Show all posts

Friday, April 19, 2013

The Silver Bomb!!

Mary Lewis sent me this e-mail today! It sounds interesting. You should read this.

Dear fellow collector,
The Silver Bomb is a great book which basically states that the end a ‘Paper Wealth’ is upon us, as more and more people

are getting back to holding ‘precious metals’, in particular SILVER, rather than relying on paper cash and the banks to help them out with their financial future!

Most ‘ordinary people’ realise that owning and possessing GOLD for example would be a fantastic asset and a great investment for the future! However, many people simply cannot afford to ‘invest’ in Gold.

However, the current price of Silver is within the reach of most people and with Silver prices doubling already in the past 18 months and likely to increase by up to 400% over the next 3 to 4 years, many people are now ‘investing in Silver’

Governments around the World are simply printing more and more ‘paper money’ to try to get them out of the financial mess they are in and this proliferation of ‘paper money’ is drastically devaluing their currency! A great example of this is the USA Dollar…which is worth less and less each year, yet the USA is sinking deeper and deeper in debt!!

Supposing you had a $100 bill 10 years ago and you placed it under your bed…that same bill in real terms would have devalued by approx. 30% in10 years, so in real terms, that $100 bill would now only buy you the equivalent of $70 of goods and services, as compared to 10 years ago.

However, supposing you had bought $100 of Silver 10 years ago (then only $7 an ounce), that Silver would now be worth 4.5 times its value at the time = $450 (approx.)

So your ‘paper money’ is now worth $70 and your Silver is worth approx. $450! Does ‘paper money’ work? NO it does not!!

Silver is expected to rise in value by up to 400% over the next 3 to 4 years.

See the attached article in the Daily Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/investing/gold/9672895/Silver-price-to-increase-400pc-in-three-years.html

Many people have their money tied up in ISA’s and in Banks earning 2% or 3% a year…that’s approx. 8% -12% over 3 to 4 years!!

400% over 3 to 4 years with Silver … or 8%-12% with your ‘paper money’ in Banks? I know where I would put my money and it would not be in the Bank!!

ISN Coins ‘Offering True Value for your Money’

Please contact me if you wish to know more and find out how YOU can take advantage of the ‘Silver Bomb’ which is ready to explode!!

Mary Lewis

ISN Coins

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

A Rare Collection of British India Half Rupee Coins

A Set of 9 Half Silver Coins

Watch this rare collection of British India King George VI half rupee half silver coins. These coins are different years/ different mints. The details are 1940 - CALCUTTA MINT, 1941 - BOMBAY MINT, 1942 - BOMBAY MINT, 1943 - BOMBAY MINT, 1943 - LAHORE MINT, 1944 - BOMBAY MINT, 1944 - LAHORE MINT, 1945 - BOMBAY MINT and 1945 - LAHORE MINT. It is offered on eBay. in at a basic price of Rs. 3150.00 per set. There are three Lahore mint coins and five Bombay mint coins plus one Calcutta mint coin. Out of these 9 coins six are average to fine condition coins. The balance three are damaged coins. These coins carry 50 % of silver and have got an average price of Rs. 350.00 per piece. The listing is in auction format but most probably you will get the item for around Rs. 3500.00. Visit eBay India site for more coins of this type.

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Friday, February 8, 2013

India 1/2 Rupee British Colonial Silver Coin. 1899-B UNC. Queen Victoria

India 1/2 Rupee British Colonial Silver Coin. 1899-B UNC. Queen Victoria

India 1/2 Rupee British Colonial Silver Coin. 1899-B UNC. Queen Victoria. Graded NNC MS63. "Half Rupee" on centre reverse softly struck.

Sunday, December 16, 2012

BRITISH INDIA 1 RUPEE 1890 VICTORIA EMPRESS SILVER COIN

BRITISH INDIA 1 RUPEE 1890 VICTORIA EMPRESS SILVER COIN is available on auction at eBay. The Price is around Rs. 2200.00. The 1890 Empress Silver coin is rare but available in good condition. See The images below and try to buy if you wand them.

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Thursday, March 1, 2012

British India King George 6 Rupee

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King George 6 One Rupee Nickel Coin 1 Rupee - George VI 1947 Nickel – 11.8 g – ø 30.5 mm KM# 559 Year 1947 Value 1 Rupee (1) Metal Nickel Weight 11.8 g Diameter 30.5 mm Engraver Percy Metcalfe (obverse) Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes



King George 6 One Half Rupee Nickel Coin -1/2 Rupee - George VI 1946-1947 Nickel – 5.8 g – ø 24 mm KM# 553 Year 1946-1947 Value 1/2 Rupee (0.5) Metal Nickel Weight 5.8 g Diameter 24 mm Engraver Percy Metcalfe (obverse) Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes
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King George 6 One Quarter Rupee Nickel Coin
1/4 Rupee - George VI 1946-1947 Nickel – 2.9 g – ø 19 mm KM# 548 Year 1946-1947 Value ¼ Rupee (0.25) Metal Nickel Weight 2.9 g Diameter 19 mm Engraver Percy Metcalfe (obverse) Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes

Monday, December 26, 2011

MONETARY SYSTEM UNDER BRITISH RULE

The Monetary system under British Rule in India was not decimal system. It followed a particular pattern. Here I would like to share the monetary system in India under British rule. There were Pies, Pice, Anna, Rupee and Mohur. In our previous blog post we have seen the denominations minted under British India Authority. You may read about those below: 1. 1/12 Anna 2. 1/2 Pice 3. 1/4 Anna 4. Pice 5. 1/2 Anna 6. Anna 7. 2 Annas 8. 1/4 Rupee 9. 4 Annas 10. 8 Annas 11. 1/2 Rupee 12. Rupee 13. 5 Rupees (1/3 Mohur) 14. 10 Rupees (2/3 Mohur) 15. 15 Rupees (Mohur) 16. 30 Rupees (2 Mohur )

1 pie = 1/12 Anna  
 

3 Pies = 1 Pice (Paisa)

4 Pice = 1 Anna

12 Pies = 1Anna

16 Annas = 1 Rupee

15 Rupees = 1 Mohur

Even after 1947 this system of Annas and Rupee followed till 1950s

Saturday, November 13, 2010

1898 Mule One Rupee

1898 Mule One Rupee of Victoria Empress silver coin. 1898 Mule One Rupee. The obverse of the coin is "A" type Bust whereas coins were made using the "C: Type Bust. A type of bust was used for proof coins only. This is not a proof but a heavily used currency rupee coin. Hence this is a rare type of Mule Coin.1898 Mule One Rupee

Also watch Close-up of the Bust of the 1898 Mule Rupee.Bust of the 1898 Mule Rupee