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Leads are great, leads are good, leads are bad. It really depends on what you do with them. Put a poor lead in the hands of a confident person and anything is possible. You will ultimately classify the lead according to the results you get personally. I believe that a lead's value is whatever you make of it. If you approach a person with the correct posture, maintaining control of the conversation, where YOU LEAD the flow of the dialog and you will get the kind of results that you seek.

When you start "telling" people, in a nice way, instead of asking them to do something, you will be taking a big step in the right direction. You will be leading. People are looking for leaders to show them the way. Always keep in your mind that what you have here (in your program, product) is very valuable. When you truly believe this, this program will become fantastically easy for you. Basically, I think you should have a strong offense and you wont' need much in the way of a good defense because, if you control the direction of the conversation, objections from the lead won't amount to very much.

They will be too FASCINATED, EXCITED with a burning desire to hear more from you about your program, product or service. (I am assuming you have something that is far above all the others out there. I know (I am involved in just such a program that's why this is all I do from home for the last 3 years). They will be ANTICIPATING that conference call because you will have build their excitement up with the script that you presented to them. I want my conversation with them to have prepared them with an open mind to hearing Ken's message. I want them to remember my excitement as I delivered a message of hope because I achieved it myself, even after having had bad experiences with other programs. I want them to know that we are indeed a different and unique program (a program that I have been involved in for the last 3 years) and as such they should be prepared to hear about something that is unique and different.

If you want to keep getting the same disappointing results as before, then keep doing the same as you have in the past. The same follows with programs. The only chance of getting better results is to try something different where you believe others are achieving good results in. Show the leads how to do that and then you won't have bad leads anymore, you'll have NEW MEMBERS. Check back for a future article which identifies what sources that I find are best used to obtain the best leads, and I don't mean buying generic leads.

Regardless of the program you are promoting be effective with your leads is paramount to your success. For me the answer was obvious after comparing a zillion programs. What I have found to be the most successful program out there which continues to generate a consistent cash flow for my family and many many others , for a heads up, check out http://workbasedathome.com. And get this you don't have to buy or sell anything! This program has nothing to do with liberty league, edc gold, coastal vacations or melaleuca.

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annealing

heating blanks (planchets) in a furnace that softens the metal.

medal

a metal object resembling a coin issued to recognize an event, place, person or group, with no stated value and not intended to circulate as money.

medium of exchange

anything that people agree has a certain value.

mint

a place where coins of a country are manufactured under government authority. Today, United States Mint facilities in Philadelphia and Denver produce all U.S. circulating coins.

mint luster

the dull, frosty, or satiny shine found on uncirculated coins.

• Super Gem Brilliant Uncirculated
• Silver Eagle Silver Dollar
• Rare first year of Issue Includes Free Proof Washington Quarter
• One Ounce of Pure US Silver
• Issued Exclusively by the US Mint

Silver American Eagle coins are America's official investment-grade silver bullion coins & the only silver bullion coins whose weight, content & purity are guaranteed by US Govt. Silver American Eagles are minted by the U.S. Mint & are guaranteed to contain one full ounce of silver. The US first introduced the Silver Eagle coins in 1986 & they have fast become one of the most popular ways to invest in silver bullion. Like the Gold Eagle, the design for the Silver American Eagle was borrowed from an older American coin, the "Walking Liberty" half-dollar. Renowned for their beauty, Walking Liberty Half-Dollars are widely considered to be one of the United States' most attractive silver coins. The reverse, depicts a heraldic eagle with shield carrying an olive branch & arrows in its talons. An inverse pyramid of thirteen stars representing the thirteen original colonies floats above its head. The words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ' 1 OZ. FINE SILVER ~ ONE DOLLAR '" encircle the eagle. Silver has historically been the most affordable precious metal. Since 1986, the United States has minted one-dollar silver coins called "Silver Eagles." Each contains a minimum of one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver. From the Philadelphia Mint in virtually perfect Gem BU uncirculated condition. Coin is Brilliant with NO toning. This Silver Eagle is sealed in a hard plastic display holder. This coin is US Mint 1 Troy OZ. of pure .999 Silver. First Year of Issue Virtually Perfect Coin. A must have in your collection. Enjoy the beauty, rarity & historic value of this beautiful coin for generations to come. 1986 was the first year of issue & is therefore highly prized as a first year type coin. INCLUDES + FREE PROOF QUARTER - (Note: Gem Grade is an estimate and is not a guarantee) NOTE: Delivery restricted to 50 states in USA

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1986 Gem Perfect Uncirculated American Silver Eagle Silver Dollar Beautiful 1st Year of Issue

Gold coins signify opulence, and with good reason. Gold is perhaps one of the most easily recognized precious metals. Long before the age of credit cards or even paper currency, it was gold that symbolized wealth, and in effect, power. In fact, this metal is so valuable that most experts agree that the most expensive gold coin ever purchased was worth about eight million dollars!

And while their monetary worth is by all means notable, there's something more that draws collectors around the world to gold coins. These unmistakably alluring pieces commemorate meaningful moments and figures throughout history. They connect us to rich, diverse cultures and help to narrate our collective stories. So while building a gold coin collection can be superficially valuable, the appeal runs far deeper.

People have been collecting coins since the Middle Ages. During this era, there was an important shift in perspective. People started noticing the art, the craftsmanship and the tremendous historical significance of coins. If you're interested in taking up this age-old hobby, or are perhaps expanding your current collection, read on to learn about some gold coins that deserve your attention.

World Gold Coins

Nearly every collector prides herself on owning the very first of a kind. That's why the Israel Tower of David 1oz. Gold Bullion Coin is so special. With a limited mintage of only 3,600 coins around the entire world, this striking coin is quite rare and valuable to serious coin buffs. The face features the beautiful Lion of Megiddo, an image derived from an authentic 8th century BC seal in the ancient Jordan Valley. On the reverse, you'll discover a stunning depiction of the Tower of David as it appeared from the Old City of Jerusalem. This piece is so unique, in fact, that it's the very first gold bullion coin to be issued by the Bank of Israel, and will never be minted again.

World coin lovers would also be remiss to overlook the 2010 South Africa Krugerrand, a piece with a somewhat controversial history. This rare 1oz coin made its debut in 1967, when it symbolized the massive amounts of gold being extracted from Johannesburg mines. Private ownership of the Krugerrand was actually prohibited until the Apartheid ended in 1994. This coin is linked to a momentous period of history, and was also the worlds very first to be struck in 91.7 percent pure gold.

Liberty Head Gold

Liberty Head gold coins are unmistakable symbols of America's unique history. The beautiful Liberty Head series was first cast in fine gold almost a century ago, and includes the very first $ 1 and $ 20 coins ever made. A bold American eagle is featured on each of these stunning coins, serving as a reminder of the strength and pride of our Nation.

Serious collectors around the world hold these coins in the highest regard for their beauty and rareness. Liberty Head gold coins stopped being circulated over 70 years ago. What's more, the U.S. government melted more than 90 percent of all the gold coins made during the 1930s. Today's gold coin collectors are in hot pursuit of those in extremely fine condition.

Indian Head Gold

The valuable Indian Head gold coins have rather modest, practical beginnings. The $ 3 Indian Princess head coin, for example, was created to make it more convenient to buy postage stamps in 1851, when pennies were reportedly difficult to come by. The beautiful coin was made of.900 fine gold and features a striking Indian princess on the face and a wreath of cotton, corn, tobacco and wheat on the reverse.

The $ 10 Indian Head Gold Piece is another must for real collectors. Created by iconic sculptor, Agustus Saint-Gaudens, this coin features a rare incuse design that sinks into the coin, rather than protruding out. Plucked right out of history, this coin is sure to be a gem of your collection. These coins come in a handsome wooden case, ideal for showcasing your most prized pieces.

Gold is a universal symbol of wealth and beauty for Americans, and coin lovers around the world. But, just as their value spans wider than their monetary worth, it also runs far deeper than just aesthetic allure. These amazing coins reflect our culture and help to unify our history. There are few ways to better connect with the past than through gold coin collection. Imagine teaching future generations about the past by using these rare mementos, taken right out of the past.

Whether you're a brand new collector, itching to fill your shelf space, or you're a seasoned coin aficionado, struggling to find room for new additions among your impressive displays, these beautiful gold coins are worth your attention.

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2012-(S) American Silver Eagle

NGC Golden Gate Bridge label

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2012-(S) American Silver Eagle - NGC MS69 - First Releases - Golden Gate Bridge

America in 1908 was a nation in the midst of wide ranging social and economic change. Headlines of the day sound like they were ripped right from today's news. Women were banned from smoking in public in New York City. A car began production that was advertised to get 25 miles to the gallon. The first "Round the World" car race was staged. New Years Day was celebrated by the famous ball dropping for the first time in New York's Times Square. And the new $ 5 Indian Head Half Eagle gold coin, as well as its smaller sibling the Quarter Eagle, debuted in November 1908 to great controversy.

President Theodore Roosevelt had determined it was time for the nations coinage to change and become more beautiful. The well known sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt designed the obverse and reverse for the Half Eagle as well as the smaller Quarter Eagle. And the design was controversial from the start. It didn't look like the typical American gold coin with its incuse, or sunken, design. Complaints were made that the portrait of the Native American model appeared emaciated. Banks complained the gold coins were difficult to stack and would be too easy to counterfeit. It was even claimed by some that the coins design would harbor dirt, germs and disease making them a hygiene problem, all of which proved untrue.

Roosevelt let the coins production move forward as planned despite the complaints and the complainers. The $ 5 Indian Head Half Eagle production lasted only a few, short years from 1908 through 1916. It was resurrected once again in 1929 with a production run of just 662,000 pieces but the majority of those were destroyed before ever leaving the mint. It was the last time a $ 5 Half Eagle gold coin was to be minted for circulation in the United States. From the time American gold coins were first minted in 1795 to 1916 the $ 5 gold coin only missed production in 3 years, 1801, 1816 and 1817. It was one of the most successful denominations produced by the U.S. Mint.

Today, the $ 5 Indian Head Half Eagle is one of the most popular collectible American gold coins. It is relatively inexpensive when compared with its big brother, the $ 20 St. Gaudens Double Eagle.

The obverse features a proud Native American facing left and wearing a War Bonnet. Around the obverse are 13 stars and the word LIBERTY featured at the top. At the bottom is the year produced and just above the year are the initials of Bela Lyon Pratt. A standing Eagle dominates the reverse of the coin standing on a bundle of arrows. Around the circumference is UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, to the left of the Eagle is E PLURIBUS UNUM, to the right the motto IN GOD WE TRUST. Physically the coin is 21.60 mm in diameter, weighs 8.359 grams and is .900 pure gold. There are key dates that stand out in this series. Obviously 1929 is one, followed by the 1909-O and 1911-D.

Because of its design it is somewhat difficult to be graded correctly, especially by those unfamiliar with its unique incuse design, because it doesn't have the traditional high spots where you'd normally look for wear. That's why it's important to look for coins that are graded by either PCGS or NGC, or that you know and trust the person from where you are purchasing the coin.

These beautiful American gold coins enjoy a very strong following and sell quickly, especially in certified mint state or about uncirculated condition. They are a great addition to anyones coin collection. The $ 5 Indian Head Half Eagle is far more popular today than during the time it was produced.

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1881-P Gold Half Eagle NGC MS62 Gold Liberty

• Gorgeous 2-Toned "24k Gold on Sterling Silver" World Coin Bolo Tie
• Gold & silver U.S. Walking liberty Silver ½ dollar . The Walking Liberty lady is wrapped in the American flag

Each one of these old U.S Silver Walking Liberty ( Lady is wrapped in the American flag) real half dollars (minted 1916 - 1947) coins in extremely fine condition Has the figures of each highlighted and brought to life with rich pure 24K Gold & Pure Silver (this gold & Silver work is done by hand). This breathtaking and exclusive work turns these coins into stunning and true works of art. Each coin is hermetically sealed against wear in clear, hard acrylic coating. Each one comes on a nice (soft) bolo cord and nicely boxed.

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Thanks to the Statehood Quarter Program, coin collecting has never been more popular. And to take advantage of this new interest in the hobby, were giving our complete line of Whitman Classic Coin Folders a beautiful new look. Multimillion dollar cover updates for the entire Whitman line Truetolife foil colors reflect and beautifully represent the coins each folder holds e.g. Copper foil for Lincoln Cents, Silver foil for Jefferson Nickels. Traditional Whitman blue vinyl matches past Whitman products. Author: Whitman Publishing Series Title: Official Whitman Coin Folder Binding Type: Paperback Publication Date: 1996/12/12 Language: English Dimensions: 7.80 x 5.88 x 0.26 inches

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Coin Folders Quarters: Liberty Standing

How much is my 1921 Gold Dollar worth?
It's a 1921 Gold Dollar coin and it's in a nice two sided case and the coin is in really good condition, like almost no scratches. It says E. Pluribus Unum on the front with a liberty face on the front and on the back is an eagle. I'm just trying to figure out how much it's worth. Thank you!

Answer by Rob Peters
Take it to a coin shop. It could be worth as much as twenty bucks US.

When to Sell Gold & Silver by Liberty Coin & Precious Metals

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These beautiful real roses are hand-picked then treated through a very delicate electroform process to protect and preserve their natural beauty. Each one is then individually dipped in 24k gold or lacquer and trimmed in 24k gold. Packaged in a lovely gift box, these unique, natural flowers create a gift that will be treasured for years to come. Create a colorful rose bouquet for Mom with the birthstone colors for every child and grandchild.

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Trend USA Announces New Colors For Its Liberty Collection
Miramar, FL (PRWEB) September 20, 2011

Trend USA, a division of Trend Group and an internal manufacturer and distributor of mosaic tile collections, introduces today eight distinctive new combinations from the hand-cut Liberty Collection. The Liberty collection, consisting of up to 75 percent post-consumer recycled content, is one of the most environmentally friendly products in the industry. The translucent and shimmering glass mosaics offer a textured surface ideal for wall and low foot traffic floor applications.

Inspired and designed by Giulio Candussio, the Liberty Collection brings the vivid transparent glass alive in a dance of color and sensuous movement, branding any environment with an intensely personal statement. The eight unique combinations featured include:

Jonah the Prophet was commanded by the Lord to go from the Land of Israel to the city of Nineveh (thought to be Mosul in Iraq today) to warn its people to repent for their evil ways lest their city be destroyed. Jonah however chose to flee from his mission by boarding a ship bound for Tarshish (thought to be Spain today). When a violent storm arose the ship s crew believed that one of the passengers was responsible and cast lots to determine who it could be. The lot fell on Jonah who admitted his guilt and was cast into the sea which then calmed down. Meanwhile a big fish thought to be a whale swallowed up Jonah into its belly where he remained for three days and three nights. From the belly of the fish Jonah prayed to the Lord and was saved when the fish spat him out on the shore. He then understood he was destined to go to Nineveh as he had been commanded. The King and the people of Nineveh repented and were subsequently saved. The coin design of Jonah in the whale is inspired by the Chinese Yin Yang philosophy. Obverse:. The face value in Hebrew and English the Israel State Emblem Israel in Hebrew English and Arabic the mint year inscription Jonah in the belly of the fish Jonah 2:1 in the 3 languages Jonah in prayer. Reverse:. The coin depicts Jonah praying from the belly of the whale thy billows and thy waves passed over me.....yet I will look again towards thy Holy Temple.... . Edge:. B.U. coin: Smooth. Silver and gold proof coins: Milled. Mint Marks:. B.U. coin Star of David. Silver and gold proof coins Hebrew letter mem below the face value. Designer:. Obverse: Gideon Keich. Reverse: Aharon Shevo. Details: 31889300 Gold/917 22k Proof NIS 10 30.0 Diameter mm. 16.96 Weight gm.

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State of Israel Coins Jonah In The Whale Gold Coin

People buy coins for variety of reasons. One reason is for pleasure. Many coin collectors today enjoy collecting rare coins dating back in the 17th or 18th century. Another possible reason why people collect coins is for investment purposes. Coins especially gold are very expensive and their value will not depreciate by economic threats like inflation. One of the most desirable coins today is the Gold Eagle Coins. If you are like the many that collect coins either for pleasure or for investment, following are important facts about the Gold Eagles that you may want to know.

A Brief History: The Gold Eagles are legal tender coins. It is the official bullion coin of the United States of America. It was legalize under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and was then released in 1986 by the United States Mint. Since its introduction, over 13 million of the one-ounce coins have been minted and distributed. The United States Mint largely produces the coins for the United States. It operates in six facilities across America. Gold Eagles Coins minted in 1986-1991 use Roman numerals. In 1992, the dates were changed to Arabic numbers by the United States Mint.

Gold Eagle Coins - Specifications The Gold Eagle is on hand in several denominations. One can choose from the 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, and 1 oz denominations The United States government guarantees the weight, purity and content of these coins. Having that said, investors and collectors alike can buy these coins with confidence. Moreover, these coins are convenient to trade for fast cash.

Under the law, gold that comes from the United States contain silver and copper alloy. Each denomination contains 91.67% gold, 3% silver, and 5.33% copper. This particular alloy makes the coin very resilient and durable.

Design And Art The frontage of the coin is a version of the Irish-born American sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens' to the Lady Liberty. The Lady Liberty is a monumental image as she symbolizes freedom and escape from tyranny. Augustus Saint-Gaudens' rendition of the Lady Liberty features her with flowing hair, holding an olive branch in her left hand and a torch in her right. The background of the image is the Capitol building. It is located at the left side of the image. The back of the coin features a male eagle carrying an olive branch. The great sculptor Miley Busiek created the design. The male eagle is soaring above the nest, which holds a female eagle and her fledgling.

Market Price If you want to get your hands on the Gold Eagles, you may wish to compare prices online. Several online stores are retailing these coins. Sometimes there is a minimum order requirement. Check also if the premiums that apply and shipping fees if there is any.

You need to understand that the value of the coin is dependent on the current market "spot price" and the premium for each coin. The spot price of gold is widely available in major newspapers or business websites.

Finding The Dealer Interested buyers can purchase these coins from most coin dealers or other precious metals brokers. It is important to transact only with reputable dealers. If you wish to get the coins at reasonable prices, it would not hurt to compare prices. You can also read testimonials from previous customers to be sure that the person or company you are dealing with is legitimate.

It is wise to invest in Gold Eagle Coins. The United States government backs its value and gold content. If you wish to find out about these coins, there are many forums and websites online that can help you make an informed buying decision.

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Author: Ernst, Paul Binding Type: Hardcover Number of Pages: 86 Publication Date: 2010/09/10 Language: German Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.38 inches

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Das Gold: Trauerspiel in Vier Aufzugen (1907)

• MINT LOT OF FIFTY (50) 1933 SAINT GAUDENS DOUBLE EAGLE BRILLIANT GALLERY PROOF GOLD REPLICA COINS
• THESE BEAUTIFUL COINS ARE EXACT SIZE JUST LIKE ORIGINAL
• LAYERED IN 24 KARAT GOLD
• Specifications: .999 - 24 karat gold layered; 39mm diameter
• Individually struck proof

HISTORY:

No 1933 St Gaudens gold coins were ever allowed into circulation, at least not officially. A handful of these beautiful coins exist today. Because all original coins with this mintage were removed illegally from the US Mint, the Mint has decided that ownership of this coin is illegal. In the very few instances when these coins have been brought to the open market for sale they have been seized, some would say illegally, by the US government. The only "legitimate" examples of this coin are owned or held by the United States government.
However, in 2001, the US government reached an agreement with the owners of the "Farouk-Fenton"
specimen of the 1933 Double Eagle which allows the coin to be sold, thus making it the only
example outside of government hands that is legally owned.

This coin was designed by Augustus St-Gaudens, and in general, the St-Gaudens Double Eagles
are considered to be some of the greatest collectors pieces of all the United States gold coinage. The gold piece
is the largest denomination of all regular United States Mint issues. It was authorized by the US Coin Act of March 3, 1849,
and was minted in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco from 1907 to 1933. At a recent Auction,
the Farouk-Fenton 1933 Gold St Gaudens coin sold for ,200,000. The highest
price ever paid at auction for a United States minted coin.

The St Gaudens coin shows a stunning and proud Miss Liberty on the obverse, and a beautiful eagle in flight
above the setting sun on the reverse. This is one of the most amazing coins ever minted in the United States.

These coins come in airtight removable plastic protectors.

All our replica coins, reproduction coins, or copy coins comply with the US Hobby Protection Act - 15USC-2101 regarding the sale and manufacture of reproduction coins.

Unless stated as .999 silver replica coins, all gold and silver reproduction coins are plated.

All our reproduction coins, replica coins, and/or copy coins are non-monetary.

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Lot of 50 - 1933 St Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coins - Replica

Would you rather own an 1804 silver dollar, a 1913 Liberty Head Nickel, or a 1907 extremely high relief ?
Saint Gaudens gold piece.
AKA frog butt..It's not quite that simple..Each one is so rare that they seldom come up for sale...The last 1804 Silver Dollar that came up for sale brought $ 4.4 million, I believe. The last 1913 Liberty Head nickel brought in the neighborhood of 2.6 million but it has been a lot longer since it came up for sale so if one came up for sale it would prolly be aout the same as the 1804 SD..They seem to track very closely over the years..The 1907 Gold piece would also be in the $ 4-5 million dollar range I think..The 1913 Liberty nickel is the rarest of the 3..They're are 5 known.

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1913 Liberty Head Nickel.

• Brilliant Uncirculated Mint State
• 90% silver
• A great collectors piece
• Beautiful Art and Design
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The Kennedy half dollar is considered a keepsake that's cherished by many Americans. It was first minted in early 1964, just weeks after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Jacqueline, his widow, personally approved the portrait that appears o

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Oil Futures Over 0.00 a Barrel Will Prices Turn Lower Despite Irans Worldwide Situation?
Hong Kong, China (PRWEB) April 25, 2012

Are oil prices about to drop sharply? An economic analyst at InvestTechFX reported that they are. Research has pointed out that US oil inventories are higher than average, while demand there is falling; down 13% from its 2007 peak. At the same time, supply in Saudi Arabia is growing, with spare production capacity ready to come on line.

Even crude oil futures in forex trading edged down recently, turning modestly lower as concerns over the global economy lingered following the release of a pair of conflicting reports on Chinese manufacturing activity, while oil traders continued to monitor developments between Iran and the West.

However, oil prices have been higher lately as forex market participants cheered that a report showing Chinese manufacturing gained momentum in March. However, a separate report from HSBC showed that manufacturing activity in the Asian nation contracted for the fifth consecutive month and recorded its lowest average reading in three years during the first quarter.

The conflicting data was not enough to ease concerns about a potential hard landing for the world's second biggest economy and world's second largest oil consumer after the U.S. and has been the engine of strengthening demand for oil. Forex trading investors often use manufacturing numbers as indicators for future fuel demand growth.

Meanwhile, markets continued to monitor tensions between Iran and the West and a potential disruption to oil supplies from the region. The Obama administration said Friday that world oil supplies were sufficient to proceed with sanctions on banks in countries that import Iranian oil.

The U.S. President was required by law to determine by March 30, and every six months after that, whether the price and supply of non-Iranian oil are sufficient to allow consuming nations to "significantly" cut their purchases from Iran.

Obamas decision cleared the way for the imposition of congressionally mandated sanctions, according to a memorandum released by the White House.

The law allows banks that settle petroleum-related transactions through Irans central bank to be cut off from the U.S. banking system.

There are continued fears that the escalating rift over Tehran's nuclear program could lead to an oil-export halt, a disruption to shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz or military conflict, which could send oil prices skyrocketing in the next while.

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Coin collecting. An associate of mine remembers receiving as a child a big paper bag of old US silver dollars, some going back as far as the late 1890s. Sometime between then and today he has misplaced that old paper bag. To this day he wonders if any of those coins might have been worth something.

There is no arguing that coin collecting is one of the biggest and most expensive hobbies in the world. The price tags of some old coins would turn your hair grey. In this article we're going to review the 10 most rare coins in existence. Wait until you see what some of these are going for.

Starting at number 10, there are the "proof gold" coins. Today the mint strikes millions of these coins every year and sells them to collectors from all over the world. However in the 19th century the mint struck only a few thousand of these each year and only a handful of proof gold coins. These are very rare and very expensive and sell very well in good and bad market times.

At number 9 we have early US gold coins struck between 1795 and 1834. These were minted in denominations of $ 2.50 $ 5 and $ 10. Today these coins are very rare in any condition and super rare in mint condition.

Coming in at number 8 we have the Liberty Seated Dollars. These coins are said to be the most beautiful ever made and one of the rarest of the 19th century coins. Both circulation strikes and proofs are very rare.

Hitting the chart at number 7 we have a very odd coin that was minted between 1875 and 1878. These were twenty cent pieces. Unfortunately the coin looked too much like a quarter to catch on with the public and there was no real commercial need for the denomination. Today they are highly prized collectors items. These coins today are very rare in top condition.

Number 6 on the coin hit parade are the Barber half dollars. These were minted between 1892 and 1915. They are one of the coin markets most important issues. They are collected by both "date" and "type" collectors and are the rarest of the 20th century silver type issues. These are very rare coins and to find one in gem condition is a once in a lifetime occurrence.

Midway up the chart at number 5 is the 1917 Type One Standing Liberty Quarter. This coin was made for only 2 years. The exposed breast of Miss Liberty caused such a commotion that they had to radically change the design midway through 1917. Since the 1916 is a 5 figure rarity (in the 10's of thousands of dollars) this coin is essentially a one year issue.

At number 4 are the Mercury Dimes. Even though this dime was minted between 1916 and 1945 proofs were made only between 1936 and 1942. Mercury dimes minted between 1940 and 1945 are actually reasonably priced and sell for about $ 50 a piece. The proofs are a little more expensive.

Just 2 spots from the top at number 3 is the Walking Liberty half dollar. This is also one of the world's most beautiful coins and extremely popular with coin buyers. These coins are very hard to find in mint condition. All five of the issues between 1941 and 1945 have made the all time rare coins price list.

Falling just short of number 1 at number 2 is the Texas Commemorative Half Dollar. This is actually the number 1 commemorative coin on the all time rare coins price list. Between 1934 and 1938 about 150,000 of these coins were minted. Only about 60 to 80% of those have survived to this day and only 50% of those grade MS65 or better. So this is indeed not only an extremely rare coin but actually considered scarce.

Finally coming in at number 1 is the Saint Gaudens. This $ 20 piece is probably the world's most well known coin. It is one of the most beautiful coin designs in history. This is one of the few coins that didn't drop in price during the 1980-1982 bear market.

In a future article we'll cover how coin collectors go about getting rare coins and where they can be found both on and off line.

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