Semi-Numismatic
Refers to coin(s) whose current value is determined by a combination of NUMISMATIC and BULLION criteria.
semi-numismatic Term indicating a coin that has a significant bullion value and some numismatic value. The most recognized examples are Liberty Head and Saint-Gaudens double eagles.
Semi-numismatic
Refers to a coin that has a significant bullion value and some numismatic value.
Semi-prooflike
A coin that has almost enough mirror-like reflectiveness to be called 'prooflike'.
Their commissions are greatest on rare coins and semi-numismatic coins and the least on bullion related products. Their work experience, knowledge, background, and training vary widely.
Gold sovereigns and half sovereign coins are the most widely traded semi-numismatic coins in the world. The intention of this website is straightforward.
As a precious metals investor, you may heard much about numismatic and "semi-numismatic" coins, particularly the St. Gaudens $20 double eagle gold coin.
Bullion Coin
Bullion coinage refers to common coins whose value is determined almost entirely by their metal content rather than by collector demand. For example, KRUGERRAND, MAPLELEAF, EAGLE, KOALA, KANGAROO. See also: SEMI-NUMISMATIC ...
 See also: Coin, Bullion, Silver, Gold, Numismatic
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