Question
What is the difference between bullion and numismatic
coins? ÂSolution
The main difference between bullion and numismatic coins is the way they are valued. Bullion coins are primarily valued for their metal content, while numismatic coins are valued for their rarity and historical significance. Numismatic coins can be made of less valuable metals and still be worth more than their weight in gold or silver due to their collectible value.
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