Nope, our grandma tell thats thing because the old coin during she was child is cheap and now its expensive.
This is because in 1900-1950 the coin are limited production. The value of that coins will raise up so its make the price is expensive.
And also, the money collector can make the demand of limited coins raise up.
You can hold that old coins to make the high values in future, but you must holding until you become grandfather or the next generation until money collector want to search that coins.
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Do you keep into the old American coins that your dads gave you for spending on your iPhone, fast food, soft drink soda, happy meal, Xboner, micro transaction, ..., I think it may worth a small fortune inside that piggy bank that you didn’t move for a millions years.
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This will depend on how long we can keep that coin, as it may still have no value in our entire existence since it's already not accepted or phase out or simply just the same with no interest at all but will surely have value in later generations just keep other generations informed so they can sell it.
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That’s hard to say, and why do you think some America eagle coin which have face value $ 50 could fetch... $ 1600 today?
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Keep your bitcoin and shitcoin in your online hardware wallet
I fixed you have stated above, it should be a hardware wallet in keeping your crypto assets, especially in long term purposes.
You are right, keeping bitcoin in the long term will bring you a profit but in perfect time but I won't agree on keeping shitcoin will make you get profit. Once it is shitcoin, no one will develop on it and it will remain shitcoin. Just focus on a bitcoin investment, then your grandma will be proud of you.
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Rolf, I had saw many shitcoin issues after the America eagle coin stop minting, most of them are made from nickels oxides but fetching high value too, aren’t they’re much shitting than today colourful coins?
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Not sure what the hell you are talking about. How do you keep your crypto currencies in a custodian bank service? As far as I know there is no financial institution that holds your coin. Even if that does exist, once you transfer your coins to them, it is not longer your "coins". Kinda sounds like you are also suggesting to store your coins in an online wallet which is not safe at all!
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If I had kept my piggy bank money in a bank account that accumulated interest since I was a kid, I'd probably have a decent amount of money right now. Leaving coins in a jar for decades isn't going to make anyone any more money than what's in the jar, and even then inflation is going to eat away at its purchasing power.
Not sure about the crypto-piggy bank idea. Bitcoin is only ten years old, and there's no telling how popular it's going to be in the future. I suspect it will be, but there's no guarantee and I think there are better ways to save for the future than by saving bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency (and I'm not knocking crypto here, either). I think stocks are still the way to go for retirement savings, for instance. Anyway, interesting hypothetical here OP.
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Inside a bank of $ 1000 note and inside a piggy bank of random coins that pile up $ 1000, why do you think the money in the bank have more value than the random mixed of dog shit coins? May be you get a little over 2% if return for keeping with the bank, but the coins inside the piggy bank degrade overtime, some turn rusty some are actually not legal tenders, also some may even worth for scrap metal at best.
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Doesn't matter where you keep your physical money, whether in piggybank or bank, it'll still lose value over time (unless of course we are talking about gold and silver coins). I see the same with BTC, wherever you keep it, it's still the same amount of BTC.
Though if you put them in a bank (assuming they handle BTC) they might slowly eat away at your horde through fees. Shitcoins on the other hand are shitcoins, that's what they are. They might get pumped once or twice and that's it. Better liquidate that money for something else rather than hold on to them.
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Is kinda wonder how bank could eat away the bitcoin through inflation, can they fake the bitcoin transaction, by technological advancement, may be the bank finally found a loophole and create more than 21m bitcoin supply, then they’re truly genius.
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It is better to leave shitcoins behind and focus on profitable coins to keep for 10 more years. It will surely make a good profit unlike hoping for the best with shitcoins that aren't worthy and might be eliminated just too soon.
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Correctly, I remember my bank told me to surrender the old bank notes before it cease to become a legal tender.
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