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The Market |
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Numismatic
collector’s
coins present
a greater
potential for
higher yields
than gold,
backed up by
several
decades of
highly
positive
trends.
Provided that
the proper
that proper
due diligence
is conducted
in building a
portfolio, an
investment in
rare coins
could present
an opportunity
for lucrative
returns. The
market is by
its nature
limited, and
as a result,
interest
continues to
grow at a
constant
upward rate,
driving higher
prises in the
medium and
long term.
An index of
material,
alternative
access clauses
compiled by
consultancy
firm Knight
Frank shows
that the yield
of rare coins
over a period
of ten years
up to 2016
increased by
195%, easily
surpassing art
(139%), stamps
(133%),
furniture
(31%), and the
S&P 500
Index (58%).
Numisbing's
market
segments:
• Investments
and auctions
in numismatic
• Philatelic
• Collector's
items, as
valuable art
and antiques
• Trade with
specialty
products
Numisbing
offers:
• Grading
services by
it's own
personal or
third party
• Provides
advisory
services in
the related
area
• Perform and
support
exhibitions
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Reasons
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The company is
growing
rapidly and
nearly doubled
its turnover
from 19
million SEK in
2017 to 37
million SEK in
2018.
That growth
remains
steady, with
2019 looking
to be a
promising
year. The
unique
business model
and innovative
procedures
have brought
about great
advancements
in the last
six year. The
profitability
of the company
since its
inception is
high, which
has brought
with it a high
market share.
Moreover, few
listed
companies have
specialised in
rare and
antique coins
and other rare
collector’s
items.
The incentive
to invest in
historical
coins has only
grown over
recent years,
and investors
across the
international
stock market
are seeking
new ways to
diversify
their
investment
portfolios.
The company is
planning to
invest an
additional 4.5
million USD
into its own
Class A fund
“Collectibles
Fund,” which
saw an
increase by
28% in 2018.
The company
deals in
collector’s
items that are
either limited
to previous
editions or no
longer in
production.
This means
supply is
limited.
Price
increases for
international
collector’s
items is
inevitable,
resulting in
an increase in
value over the
foreseeable
long-term
future.
Nowadays,
investment
advisors are
recommending
that four
percent of
each
investment
portfolio
should consist
of collector’s
items |
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