Uncirculated Foreign
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Uncirculated Foreign
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 2 LBS BU UNCIRCULATED WORLD FOREIGN COINSMINT LOT  US $37.99
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To trade futures is to play with risk. The concept of a futures contract is grounded on conservatism and adventurism. Those who love adventure would be called speculators or people who are willing to gamble on the probability of greater profits when the prices of their derivative instruments increase, which is the time that they dump into the market their investments. Those who are conservatives are called hedgers or people who find ways to protect their assets and future outflows of economic resources from the volatile nature of prices.
The Concept of the Contracts
The fact that futures are called contracts, they are founded on agreements or mutual consent where one of the parties promise to purchase a certain amount of goods or financial instruments on a specified date at an agreed price that is based on the rates on the day that the contracts are entered into and the other party commits to sell the promised quantity of the object on the predetermined prices.
The Futures Contract: High Liquidity
They are favorites of speculators because of their high liquidity, which could be attributed to the following:
- The underlying assets of the contracts by nature are highly probable to be sold because they are in constant high demand. Examples of these are commodities such as coffee, rice, cotton, oil, minerals, and gemstones and short-term financial instruments that could be traded in stock exchanges such as treasury bills and bonds.
- Their prices are highly susceptible to the repercussions of shifts in supply and demand, thus the greater the risk is the greater is the probability of profits yet the greater the probability of losses is-nevertheless, that is the point of the game of futures trading
A good example of this contract where speculators go for the bacon is this:
Assuming you purchase a contract where it is promised that a year from today 1,000 barrels of crude oil will be sold to you at its current price of let us say, $50. Assuming the required margin payment is 10% of the total contract price; then, you would have to shell out at least the amount of $1,000 for the futures. After six months, the price of crude oil goes up to $60 per barrel. If you decide to sell the said derivatives, then definitely you will make big profits from the sale because their market prices will increase too. On the other hand, if the price would go lesser than $50, it would be unwise to sell them unless the decrease becomes a trend.
The Futures Contract and Its High Credibility
Stock exchanges and their governments see to it that players in the futures trading system are well regulated and monitored, thus, it is assured that people who participate in the market possess high credibility especially in terms of delivery or settlement. Hedgers prefer to invest in futures because they are effective protection against price risks especially among commodities and foreign currencies. People who deal with exports and import trust them too because they are assured that when the settlement date arrives they will receive their expected quantity of foreign currencies and pay at a price that was set at the inception of the contract.
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Brilliant Uncirculated Statehood Quarters $51.95 This set from American Coin treasure includes all of the 2006P Mint (Philadelphia Mint) and 2006D Mint (Denver Mint) Statehood Quarters. These quarters are graded MS63 brilliant and are uncirculated.State quarters included: Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii.Set includes 10 uncirculated coinsMinted in the Philadelphia and Denver MintGrade: MS63 brilliantGraded by the American Alliance Coin Grading Service (AACGS)Dimensions: 5.375 inches x 4.375 inches x 0.625 inches |
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Susan B. Anthony Dollar Set of 3 (Uncirculated) 1979-P, 1979-D, 1979-S $16.8 Susan B. Anthony Dollar Set of 3 (Uncirculated) 1979-P, 1979-D, 1979-S |
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Brilliant Uncirculated Statehood Quarter (Set of 10) $51.95 This set from American Coin Treasures includes all of the 2006P Mint (Philadelphia Mint) and 2006D Mint (Denver Mint) Statehood Quarters. These quarters are graded MS63 brilliant and are uncirculated.Set includes 10 uncirculated coinsMinted in the Philadelphia and Denver MintGrade: MS63 brilliantGraded by the American Alliance Coin Grading Service (AACGS)State quarters included: Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota and South Dakota |
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Brilliant Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar Collection $4615.14 Own every mint mark of America's most coveted collectible coin including the scarce Denver and Carson City Morgans. You get ten Morgans, all minted of solid .900 Fine Silver and mostly over 100 years old, and all are in Brilliant uncirculated condition. This magnificent collection includes the first and last years of issueExtremely scarce CC-mint mark, carried by only 2-percent of all Morgans ever struckThe 1900 Millenium Morgan and the only D-mint mark Morgan, struck in 1921Some Carson City Morgans have sold for hundreds, even thousands of dollars eachAll are individually encapsulated for protection and presented in a beautiful 10 x 12-inch velvet-lined wooden display chestIncludes a certificate of authenticity |
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2001P/ 2001D Statehood Quarters Graded MS63 Brilliant Uncirculated $51.95 Update your coin collection with this set of uncirculated statehood quarters. These coins are graded MS63 brilliant and come from the states of New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont and Kentucky.Includes a 2001P and a 2001D statehood quarter Graded MS63 brilliant Uncirculated by the American Alliance Coin Grading Service (AACGS) A Certificate of Authenticity is includedState quarters included are New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont and KentuckyDimensions: 5.375 inches long x 4.375 inches wide x 0.625 inches deep |
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