Why on earth might you be interested in locating an honest and reliable rare coin dealer? Well, with all the recent fluctuation in the financial markets globally (UK readers of this blog will be well aware of the problems Northern Rock have faced in the past few months), people are starting to look for investments that they can actually hold in their own hands, and will keep their value.
Over a timespan approaching four decades, thousands upon thousands of investors have chosen Monaco Rare Coin to obtain hard assets. With their experienced and highly skilled staff (who belong to the Professional Numismatic Guild and many others) on hand, customers are able to find the perfect match to their investment needs.
Monaco offer a free trial membership to their news letter group, meaning you can make sure you are happy with their service and information offered before committing.

Apparently Northern Rock branches have been inundated with customers withdrawing money from their accounts? The reason is that they had to apply to the Bank of England for an emergency loan. Although the bank allegedly has enough financing to honour all customer’s requests, the situation came about after two major banks withdrew from separate negotiations to buy Northern Rock.
So why am I posting about this? Although I do not have a bank account with them, our mortgage is through the company, so I need to try and find out what would occur if the worst should happen and the bank goes under.
If anyone from the UK has professional knowledge of these matters, I’d appreciate it if you could make contact, either through the comments section below, or via the Contact page. I’m not looking for anything binding obviously, I just don’t know what happens to mortgages if the provider goes under - will the payments we have made already disappear, if a new company takes on the mortgage, are they at all obliged to keep to the original terms and conditions etc?