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This month many Canadians received an interesting flyer in their mailbox. It was from a company called "International Auction" that is based in St-Nicolas, Quebec. International Auction is a family business with 20 years experience in buying and selling gold, silver, coins, sports memorabilia and other collectible items. They travel around Canada and actively buy collectibles and valuable items for which, they say, they are offering the highest amounts on the market.
If you were to visit their website (www.internationalauction.ca) one picture will standout above the rest - it's a lineup of gold and silver medals from the USSR.
Indeed, Soviet medals have been steadily growing in value, especially in the West, where more and more collectors are expressing interest in the Soviet memorabilia. This is especially true in light of recent events in Ukraine. The NATO vs Russia rivalry is reigniting the Cold War nostalgia in many American and European collectors, which is creating a great demand for Soviet art. Above that, Russian art buyers, that feel a great deal of patriotism, due to Russia's victories in Syria, Sochi and now Crimea, are on the hunt for Soviet rarities as well. Buying USSR medals is a matter of history and pride for them.
So what does all of this mean? The answer is simple - a hot market in the East and West!
An identical situation already happened last year, by the way. Make sure to read our report: US RUSSIA FACE-OFF IN SYRIA, COLD WAR NOSTALGIA AND FRAIL STOCK MARKETS ARE CAUSING HIGHER DEMAND FOR SOVIET GOLD!
Medals from the Soviet Union, especially those that are made of gold and silver are rare, unique, artistic and quite expansive. That said, because their value is still growing, investing in such collectibles is always a smart move. In fact, we ourselves are doing just that. Take a look at this acquisition report where we bought a collection of Soviet silver medals: WE BOUGHT A COLLECTION OF SOVIET SILVER MEDALS
In light of the above said we strongly recommend purchasing Soviet gold and silver medals, as away of diversifying your collection and portfolio. These unique collectibles will only grow in value!
If you were to visit their website (www.internationalauction.ca) one picture will standout above the rest - it's a lineup of gold and silver medals from the USSR.
Indeed, Soviet medals have been steadily growing in value, especially in the West, where more and more collectors are expressing interest in the Soviet memorabilia. This is especially true in light of recent events in Ukraine. The NATO vs Russia rivalry is reigniting the Cold War nostalgia in many American and European collectors, which is creating a great demand for Soviet art. Above that, Russian art buyers, that feel a great deal of patriotism, due to Russia's victories in Syria, Sochi and now Crimea, are on the hunt for Soviet rarities as well. Buying USSR medals is a matter of history and pride for them.
So what does all of this mean? The answer is simple - a hot market in the East and West!
An identical situation already happened last year, by the way. Make sure to read our report: US RUSSIA FACE-OFF IN SYRIA, COLD WAR NOSTALGIA AND FRAIL STOCK MARKETS ARE CAUSING HIGHER DEMAND FOR SOVIET GOLD!
Medals from the Soviet Union, especially those that are made of gold and silver are rare, unique, artistic and quite expansive. That said, because their value is still growing, investing in such collectibles is always a smart move. In fact, we ourselves are doing just that. Take a look at this acquisition report where we bought a collection of Soviet silver medals: WE BOUGHT A COLLECTION OF SOVIET SILVER MEDALS
In light of the above said we strongly recommend purchasing Soviet gold and silver medals, as away of diversifying your collection and portfolio. These unique collectibles will only grow in value!
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Disclaimer: All statements in this report are an opinion. Act at your own risk.
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