In this thorough, succinct, yet easy to understand book, renowned rare coin dealer Lawrence D. Goldberg takes you on a tour inside the precious metals and rare coin markets, providing answers to the most common and important questions asked by investors and collectors: How to buy for value? How to avoid rip-offs? Why are precious metals and rare coins vital for today s investor? Along with straightforward explanations of the most crucial aspects of the hard asset markets, Mr. Goldberg outlines the fundamental ways of thinking and practical approaches that arm any investor or collector with the tools necessary to produce consistently outstanding results.
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Lawrence D. Goldberg began his career in rare coins in 1981, working for Bowers and Ruddy Galleries in Hollywood, CA. After working as an independent consultant for several other companies, he founded Customized Numismatic Portfolios, Inc. in 1991. He has written and published his thrice-annual Rare Coin Report Newsletter since 2001. He is an authorized dealer for PCGS, NGC, CAC and is an associate member of PNG. Outside of the rare coin industry, he wrote the debt management e-book Balance Transfer Magic, and spearheaded the successful effort to raise money to build a new outdoor stage for the Independent Shakespeare Co. of Los Angeles. In the 1980s he was an active member of the California Libertarian Party and a frequent guest editorialist on KNX news radio. In addition to an active interest in political and economic issues, he follows advances in astronomy and space science, an area of fascination since childhood. He holds a bachelor's degree in literature with minors in drama and political science from Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA, where he graduated summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa. A native of San Francisco, he remains an avid Giant and 49er fan.
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