Comments for Tomas Kirk | Business Principles & Marketing Strategies For Offline & Online Success http://tomaskirk.com Tomas Kirk | Business Principles | Marketing Strategies | Lead Generation | Success Online | Success Offline Fri, 04 Mar 2011 03:32:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Collectible Coins: What Makes An MS70 Coin? by Numis Network February Coin of the Month: 2011 Chinese Silver Panda | Tomas Kirk | Business Principles & Marketing Strategies For Success Online & Offline http://tomaskirk.com/blog/collectible-coins-what-makes-an-ms70-coin/comment-page-1/#comment-799 Numis Network February Coin of the Month: 2011 Chinese Silver Panda | Tomas Kirk | Business Principles & Marketing Strategies For Success Online & Offline Fri, 04 Mar 2011 03:32:28 +0000 http://tomaskirk.com/?p=657#comment-799 [...] The major difference between a numismatic coin versus a bullion is relatively simple.  A numismatic coin is certified and graded by any grading agency as with the ANACS MS70 Chinese Silver Panda.  However, I only receive MS70 coins from one of the top 3 grading agencies, ANACS, NGC, or PCGS through Numis Network.  A bullion coin is a government mint coin that has not been certified and graded by a grading agency. For more information on what makes the Chinese Silver Panda a MS70 coin, you may review my article ‘Collectible Coins: What Makes An MS70 Coin?’ [...] [...] The major difference between a numismatic coin versus a bullion is relatively simple.  A numismatic coin is certified and graded by any grading agency as with the ANACS MS70 Chinese Silver Panda.  However, I only receive MS70 coins from one of the top 3 grading agencies, ANACS, NGC, or PCGS through Numis Network.  A bullion coin is a government mint coin that has not been certified and graded by a grading agency. For more information on what makes the Chinese Silver Panda a MS70 coin, you may review my article ‘Collectible Coins: What Makes An MS70 Coin?’ [...]

]]> Comment on Training Videos by Billee Brady http://tomaskirk.com/training-videos/comment-page-1/#comment-625 Billee Brady Sat, 05 Feb 2011 00:10:49 +0000 http://tomaskirk.com/?page_id=4#comment-625 Hey Tom, Looks like you have some great videos and information here for people looking to grow their businesses online, I will share it in my social networks... Thanks, Billee Brady Hey Tom,

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]]> Comment on Collectible Coins: What Makes An MS70 Coin? by Numis Network January Coin of the Month: 2011 Australian Rabbit | Tomas Kirk | Business Principles & Marketing Strategies For Success Online & Offline http://tomaskirk.com/blog/collectible-coins-what-makes-an-ms70-coin/comment-page-1/#comment-617 Numis Network January Coin of the Month: 2011 Australian Rabbit | Tomas Kirk | Business Principles & Marketing Strategies For Success Online & Offline Thu, 03 Feb 2011 05:02:40 +0000 http://tomaskirk.com/?p=657#comment-617 [...] The biggest difference between a numismatic coin versus a bullion is relatively simple.  A numismatic coin is certified and graded by any grading agency as with the ANACS MS70 Australian Rabbit, however, I only receive MS70 coins from one of the top 3 agencies, ANACS, NGC, or PCGS through Numis Network. A bullion coin is a government mint coin that has not been certified and graded by a grading agency.  For more information on what makes the Australian Rabbit an MS70 coin, you may review my article ‘Collectible Coins: What Makes An MS70 Coin?’ [...] [...] The biggest difference between a numismatic coin versus a bullion is relatively simple.  A numismatic coin is certified and graded by any grading agency as with the ANACS MS70 Australian Rabbit, however, I only receive MS70 coins from one of the top 3 agencies, ANACS, NGC, or PCGS through Numis Network. A bullion coin is a government mint coin that has not been certified and graded by a grading agency.  For more information on what makes the Australian Rabbit an MS70 coin, you may review my article ‘Collectible Coins: What Makes An MS70 Coin?’ [...]

]]> Comment on Wealth Creation Strategy: Numis Coin of the Month by tomas http://tomaskirk.com/blog/wealth-creation-strategy-numis-coin-of-the-month/comment-page-1/#comment-372 tomas Fri, 24 Dec 2010 16:44:36 +0000 http://tomaskirk.com/?p=575#comment-372 Hello Rich, Thank you! Just some quick facts for people to consider for creating their own wealth. Tomas Hello Rich,

Thank you! Just some quick facts for people to consider for creating their own wealth.

Tomas

]]> Comment on Wealth Creation Strategy: Numis Coin of the Month by Richard Duke http://tomaskirk.com/blog/wealth-creation-strategy-numis-coin-of-the-month/comment-page-1/#comment-368 Richard Duke Fri, 24 Dec 2010 04:58:50 +0000 http://tomaskirk.com/?p=575#comment-368 A very well prepared post and blog. I enjoyed the visit. A very well prepared post and blog. I enjoyed the visit.

]]> Comment on The Silver Tsunami: A Hedge Against Inflation For Every Business Owner by tomas http://tomaskirk.com/blog/the-silver-tsunami-a-hedge-against-inflation-for-every-business-owner/comment-page-1/#comment-275 tomas Wed, 08 Dec 2010 03:37:22 +0000 http://tomaskirk.com/?p=524#comment-275 Edwin and Derek, Thank you gentlemen for your comments. There is not a better time to get as much silver bullion as you can for obvious reasons but also get as many numismatic coins for your collection for the sheer potential value of the coins. Look forward to seeing how the QE2 is going to play out and the effect on the overall economy. Regards, Tomas Edwin and Derek,

Thank you gentlemen for your comments. There is not a better time to get as much silver bullion as you can for obvious reasons but also get as many numismatic coins for your collection for the sheer potential value of the coins. Look forward to seeing how the QE2 is going to play out and the effect on the overall economy.

Regards,

Tomas

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