Coins during 1950s

    Many people from all over the world enjoy collecting old coins. Most of these coins contain high quality gold or silver, making them excellent investments in precious metals at the same time.

    Many financial advisors are suggesting that you store between 5-10% of your investments (the potential to increase in value over time) in rare coins and precious metals (It's a way to store wealth).Investing in coins is a long-term investment approach. As with any investment, diversification is the key to reducing risk.

Several factors determine the value of coins:

The demand for coin or rare coin

Coins, like any other negotiable commodity follow the classic economic model that is determined by supply and demand, rare coins are always in high demand.

The metal of coin

Many coins minted were minted from silver and gold, and these coins have proven to be much more valuable than others than their bronze and copper.
                             

The aesthetic of coin

The design of a coin also holds some significance when determining the value of a coin.

Some example of coins during 1950s

20 rappen 1951, Switzerland - Coin

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	20 Rappen 1951; Switzerland
	Year                                 1951
	Period of introduction    1917 - 1967
	Country                       Switzerland
	Value                           20 Rappen
	Metal                        Copper-Nickel
	Description    CONFŒDERATIO HELVETICA; LIBERTA
	Coin alignment             0°

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1957 Spain coins 25 pesetas Francisco Caudillo from Spain

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	Spain 25 Pesetas, 1957
	Year                                 1957
	Period of introduction    1939 - 1975
	Country                              Spain
	Value                                  25  PTAS
	Metal                      Copper-Nickel
	Description     UNA ; GRANDE ; LIBRE
	Coin alignment             180°

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Coin 2 Francs, ALUMINUM -1950 ; France

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	2 francs 1950 coin
	Year                                 1950
	Period of introduction    1941 - 1959
	Country                       France
	Value                           2 Francs
	Metal                        Aluminum
	Description     EGALITE ; FRATERNITE ; LIBERTE
	Coin alignment             180°

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5 Pesetas - Francisco Franco - Spain

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	Spain 5 Pesetas, 1957
	Year                                 1957
	Period of introduction    1939 - 1975
	Country                              Spain
	Value                                  5  PTAS
	Metal                      Copper-Nickel
	Description     UNA ; GRANDE ; LIBRE
	Coin alignment             180°

Morocco 50 Francs Coin ;1952

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	Morocco 50 Francs , 1952
	Year                                 1952
	Period of introduction    1921 - 1956
	Country                           Morocco
	Value                               50 Francs
	Metal                Copper-Aluminum-Nickel
	Description      MAROC ; ا لشريفة  المحمدية السكة
	Coin alignment             180°

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Related:
*** Some example of coins during 1800s ****

*** Some example of coins during 1920s ****
            *** Some example of coins during 1940s ****
 

                      *** Some example of coins during 1960s  ****
                                *** Some example of coins during 1970s  ****
                                      *** Some example of coins during 1980s  ****
                                                 *** Some example of coins during 1990s  **** 
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Investments in coins :

  The hobby of collecting old coins can turn into an investment portfolio. Just like in equities, research is required to make wise purchasing decisions. The Internet can provide a wealth of information on the rare coins that you are considering for investment. In other words, take the time to do some research and educate yourself on the coins that you are considering buying, so as not to end up with some "bad currency investments".

    Take the time and patience to purchase quality coins that will increase over time, contrary to popular belief, a coin doesn’t necessarily have to cost thousands of dollars to be a good investment on the basis of its numismatic value.