Planning Your Rare Coin Retirement: How to Select a 10, 000 Dollar Coin Portfolio Full of Growth Potential

How to select a $10,000 rare coin portfolio full of growth potential. By an award-winning author who has followed the rare coin market for more than 30 years, this book is indispensable if you want to use rare coins to help plan a successful retirement.

DAVID L. GANZ, 63, is an accomplished lawyer, a dynamic author, and speaker. He is the youngest person ever appointed by the President of the United States (Nixon) to the annual Assay Commission (1974). He is given credit as the driving force behind the "American State Quarter" series.
He is also managing partner and principal litigator in the law firm of Ganz & Sivin, L.L.P. of Fair Lawn, N.J. and Ganz & Hollinger, P.C. in New York City. In his spare time, he is a coin collector. A life fellow (one of 200 voting members) of the American Numismatic Society, he was appointed by President Nixon to the 1974 Annual Assay Commission, the oldest continually functioning committee in the Federal government (dating to the founding of the Mint in 1792). He served from 1985-1995 as an elected member of the Board of Governors of the American Numismatic Association, the largest, educational non-profit organization of collectors in the world, and the only hobby organization chartered by the Congress of the United States. He became the organization's 48th president in July, 1993, serving until August, 1995.
In December, 1993, Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen appointed him a charter member of the Citizens Commemorative Coin Advisory Committee. He was reappointed in 1995 for a second one year term, leaving office in February, 1996.
His column "Under the Glass" was first published in 1965, and he has written thousands of articles about rare coins and their values in the interim. His "Coin Masrket Perspective" column ran in Coins Magazine for many years and "Coin Market Inside Report" appeared in COINage Magazine from 1974 until 1999. Some other recent books include "Profitable Coin Collecting" and the "Smithsonian Guide to Coin Collecting".