Wall Street Unplugged
Episode: 633August 29, 2018

Interviewing a true investment legend

On today’s podcast I welcome back a great friend and rare coin expert, Van Simmons.

Van is internationally known and respected… and he’s been investing in rare coins since the 1970s. He helped create The Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), which is credited with bringing accountability to this “alternative investment class.”

Van gives us an insider perspective on everything from rare coins to sports memorabilia. If you’ve never had an interest in collectibles… trust me, you will after hearing this incredible interview.  

In my educational segment [106:47], I explain why now is a good time to look at diversifying your portfolio… And I share some great tips for doing so.

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