How much is a John Adams 1797 to 1801 coin worth?
There has only been one coin minted by the United States that had a bust of John Adams on it. It was produced in 2007 as part of the Presidential Dollar Series. It was minted at all three US Mints Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco. The dates 1797–1801 refer to the years he served as President, not the date the coin was made. It really has little numismatic value as over 224 million were made as well as close to 4 million Proof Coins. Unless it’s a Proof coin or a coin graded MS-70, or an error coin, it’s worth little more than face value, $1.00
How much is an 1825-1829 John Adams gold coin?
Not gold or old. The date 2008 is on the edge of the coin and it's made from brass. The dual dates 1825-1829 are the years John Quincy Adams served as president. It's just a dollar. How much is an 1825-1829 1 dollar gold coin worth
Are we going to see Bitcoin go to 25k?
I believe it will surely hit a larger number in the long term for a set of macroeconomic reasons.Here’s why I bet we will see it go to at least 25K USD by the end of the year.Iran is adopting cryptocurrency.Japan has adopted and accepting cryptocurrency.Bulgaria is sitting on 3Bn USD of cryptocurrency.There's ~90 Trillion dollars on planet earth.India went through volatile demonetizations of 500 and 1000 rupee notes in late 2016. (10 USD/20 USD respectively)To think that 190+ countries and their central banks can't sneeze incompetency and have the BTC price pop up and down by 10% to 40% in a single day seems like pure lunacy.I feel certain that millions of people will lose their keys. Think about how many people sign up for an app right now and click forgot password. Each time this happens, it reduces the total BTC in play, not to mention the hyperbitcoinalization radicalists who are just long holding btc as long as possible.Andreas Antonopolous, a major player in bitcoin who educates millions on how it works, even built Thirdkey to counter the problem of cryptocurrency wills and estate planning for people holding bitcoin.CME Futures/CBOE open a lot of institutional capital - 500BN USD up to cryptocurrency -I think it would not be crazy to speculate that at least 1 of 193 countries on planet earth are printing their own fiat currencies with dubious precedent and using this fiat to buy bitcoin.PS: I’m not a cryptocurrency expert, I’m far from it. I don’t know the difference between SHA256/SHA512/Scrypt or the other 100 things a real expert truly knows. I bought dogecoin because I like dogs, literally. Be weary of anyone claiming to be an expert who doesn’t at least cite their sources. ……
How can I invest in an ICO as a US citizen? My dad is an accredited investor. Could he invest in the ICO and then gift me the tokens?
A lot of people are now inclined toward taking part in the new economic trend that has taken the market by storm: The ICO. There was quite a lot of speculation when it first hit the market in 2014 and now, after 4 years, it has proved quite a fruitful method of crowdfunding for both the investors as well as the owners.The great returns at the end of a crowdfunding sale has made some ICO’s a popular form of investment, especially for the Internet-driven community. And just like any growing trend, ICOs also fell prey to some scams and fraud schemes which led to the SEC being quite strict on these ventures. A lot of ICOs were taken down owing to this suspicion. Irrespective of this, the ICOs have continued to boom.People are drawn towards the ICOs and have a lot of doubts on how to invest in them. In the US, unless and until a person owns the title of an accredited investor, they are not allowed to invest in most ICOs and are barred from a few other ICOs altogether. To be an accredited investor individual, there is a set of guidelines that must be followed, such as having a income of $200,000 and a net worth of $1 million. So, unless and until you are an accredited investor, its not exactly legal to take part in an ICO crowdfunding.Now, when it comes to transferring of an asset, there are rules for that as well, and why wouldn’t there be? It involves money. So, if an ICO is offering tokens as securities, then transferring of the tokens will be governed under those rules. Further, there will be internal terms and conditions of the ICO as well which may bar transfer of the tokens to non-accredited investors and hence you may not be eligible to receive the Tokens. But, the exact eligibility to receive the tokens will have to be evaluated on a case to case basis.If you need any clarifications with cryptocurrencies and ICO’s, get in touch with me any time via email at lion@empireglobal.partnersSkype: leoslaw2Legal Disclaimer:This post and its contents do not create and are not meant to offer any legal advice but merely a professionally informed expression of fact or opinion, meant for public consideration. Viewing this website does not create an attorney-client relationship with Empire Global Partners LLC or anyone associated with Empire posting on Quora. Sending an e-mail or communication to Empire does not create an attorney-client relationship without a formal agreement. Thanks and we look forward to hearing from all of you Quoraians.
Are The Bahamas a U.S. territory or does the U.S. own them?
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas is NOT NOR HAVE WE EVER BEEN a U.S. territory or owned by the U.S. EVER.We were a colony of Great Britain (United Kingdom) since the early 18th century and remained a British colony until July 10, 1973 when we became a sovereign nation with our own constitution and laws and the right to govern ourselves.The Commonwealth of The Bahamas elects its government every five years and our parliament has sat, uninterrupted, since 1729. We are connected, if you will, with the United Kingdom through the Commonwealth of Nations, of which Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the head.As such, U.S. citizens must have a valid U.S. passport with an valid visa to travel to my country as required by The Bahamas government.Similarly, a Bahamian citizen must have a valid Bahamian passport with an valid visa to travel to the United States as required by the U.S. government.I hope this clears up any confusion for you.
What are the best ways to spend counterfeit money?
Sell it to movie studios as fake currency.I've met two people that each had served seventeen years each in Federal prison for countering currency.My most sincere advise would be not to create counterfeit money and not to spend it.The Secret Service has an entire division that is dedicated to locating and prosecuting currency counterfeiters.One man was caught with the engraved plates hidden in the base of a tree, and the other was caught when he passed a single bill. That led to a search warrant and the discovery of hundreds of thousands of dollars in counterfeit currency stacked in his closet.The two men did not know each other until they were out of prison. They both decided to go into the jewelry and coin business in their latter years. Both men are deceased now.They went to prison when they were young and they came out almost two decades later, they were both free about fifteen years and they passed away within a year of each other.Both appeared to be nice guys on the outside, although I didn't truly trust either one. They both had the attitude that they should try to get over on everyone. The last time I saw one man was when I was in his store and a young lady was selling a 14K engagement ring to him. He convinced her that it was a CZ (synthetic gemstone) in the ring, but he would still pay her $5 for the ring so he could give it to his granddaughter. The lady sold it and when she had driven away, he laughed and said he just bought a beautiful 1 carat diamond from the lady. He said he didn't even have a kid, much less a grandkid. I was disgusted. The next time I saw him was a few years later at his funeral.All I could think about at his funeral was about the poor girl that he had cheated and lied to.Don't jeopardize your future freedom for a few dollars, or even a few hundred thousand dollars.