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by Julian D.W. Phillips
"Gold, silver will rise in price in 2008"
By Tom Stundza
Beverly Hills Collector's Club
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Letters to BHCC
Hello, I would like
to thank whomever is responsible for your web site. I am new to
coins and found your site a breath of fresh air. I also enjoyed
your clubs skills test.
I did do some reading on your club's opinion of (grading). I must
admit as I was getting into coins all of the emphasis that was
seemingly to be placed on who was doing the grading not what or
why.
As I said "I am new to coins", but not new to collecting. I have
collected Baseball cards for almost 30 years, and I have found
that the older the card the more looking needs to be done.
Sincerely
Mark
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Pictured above is the Einstein Centennial Commemorative, one of a series of coins designed by the American Coin Club in 1979. ACC will be producing many educational commemoratives in the years ahead, to celebrate important heroes often overlooked by our government and on U.S. coinage. Each coin is the size of a half dollar, minted in German silver, and are limited to only 5,000 strikes of each, yet will sell for only $5 each. Release dates are January 31st of each year, and all are distributed by the Beverly Hills Coin Club. To subscribe and received all four of the next issues from 2004 to 2007 send $20 to ACC/BHCC the address above. Designs will be as follows:
2004 John Brown, white slave emancipator.
2005 Sigmund Freud, author of 25 important books and founder of the school of psychology which all future great psychologists learned from and built upon.
2006 Helen Keller, deaf and blind wrote several books and became an important inspirational speaker.
2007 Condorcet, French philosopher who was 200 years ahead of his time and influenced Thomas Jefferson and other important leaders in the areas of human progress.