The Secrets Ive Learned About Making Money in Collectibles

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you make money in these types of things. I’ve personally bought U.S. coins, stamps, European coins, autographs,. even collectible vintage surfboards and …

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Supplement to Steve Sjuggerud’s True Wealth
Dear True Wealth Reader,
“I know this looks crazy,” my friend Van Simmons told his wife.
She came home one day to find Van and a friend trying to get a stuffed
(and formerly alive) 10-foot Bengal tiger through the front door.
You see, Van bought the tiger earlier that day for $2,000 from a
Southern California museum owner’s trophy room.
It’s not that Van needed a stuffed tiger. It’s just. well. he couldn’t
help himself. Bengal tigers are extremely rare (it’s now illegal to
hunt them), and he got a great deal on it.
When Van finds those two things together, he gets excited. Van’s wife
is as nice as a woman I know. But she didn’t want a 10-foot tiger in
her living room. So Van sold the stuffed tiger - for $10,000. Around a
year later, Van saw the same stuffed Bengal tiger sell at auction for
$50,000.
I’ve learned a lot from Van Simmons about making money in collectibles.
It turns out, there are a lot of similarities to what we do
in True Wealth. Van has spent his…