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Collecting Can Be Wise Investing (6/20/08)
 Over the years I have met many folks who collect
antiques, fine art and collectibles. They talk about
their acquisitions enthusiastically and devote their
free time to them. It’s obvious that they collect for
pleasure and curiosity – not because they are looking
to make money.
Over time they make some wise and interesting choices,
and then a funny thing happens. That stamp collection
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WP Question Module: 2 in 1 module…or more (6/20/08)
WP Question module is more than 1 module. Currently, it caters 2 important administrative function regarding WP Questions — ask a question: The Unanswered Questions and Email Staff. It is up to 2 release respectively.
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For Dealers Only, Your First Estate/Collection Buy (6/19/08)
 OK, your ready to answer your first call to go look at a house full of items for sale. Mrs. Jones has found your add in the paper, and said she needs to liquidate her mother’s estate. As the excitement builds and dreams of treasures fill your head with magic, you might realize that you don’t know where to start, after all this is your first time.
* What do you do first?
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Antique Tools – Collectibles You Can Put to Use (6/19/08)
 The author is a Yankee Auctioneer with more than 25 years in the business, you can also find him at www.auctionwally.com where he has over 300 archived appraisals and articles on antiques & collectibles, all are free to view without having to sign up.
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Rare World Coins Coming into their Own (6/17/08)
 A gold aureus of Severus Alexander showing the colosseum realized $800,000 in the Mellennia sale auctioned by Ira and Larry Goldberg May 26. The auction realized $23,024,765.00. The firm said this might be the highest single-day world coin auction total ever.
A gold aureus of Brutus realized $575,000.00. The coin was graded Choice AU by NGC.
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Quality Coins Bring Record Prices at Goldberg and Heritage Auctions (6/17/08)
 High-grade gold from the Ohringer Family Trust collection and other consignments brought an 11 million dollar windfall at the Ira and Larry Goldberg May auction. The 1930-S gold $20 alone in MS-64 PQ was bid to $130,000 in the Goldberg sale.
A specimen 1891 quarter sold for $161,000 in the Heritage Long Beach sale. The 1794 silver dollar sold also for $161,000 at this same auction.
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Work With the Trends in the Antique, Collectible And Fine Art Markets (6/14/08)
 It’s come up upon the first year anniversary since I published my book and launched the 31 Club, and naturally, I’ve been thinking about the past year. I’ve shared a lot of my expertise with blooming enthusiasts, and it does my heart good to see many of you doing things you never thought you could do.
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