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Showing posts with label Coins Collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coins Collection. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 December 2014

Ravi somani

Ravi somani – at Ram Kumar Somani Girls Sr Secondary school in his Native Village

Islampur – Distt Jhunjhunu – Rajasthan


Friday, 5 December 2014

power of hope from ravi somani

Once you choose hope, anything’s possible.” ~Christopher Reeve

The opposite of this quote is also true, once you give up hope or choose hopelessness, nothing’s possible. Hope is the feeling that things will somehow get better, that they will somehow work out. You don’t even have to know how it will happen, but it’s the believe or even the wish that it will. That’s why it’s never a good idea to give up hope because you just don’t know how things will pan out. When going about your day it’s better to feel hopeful about the things you’re working on, or the task at hand. If you have hope, it’s quite possible that it can all turn out for the best.

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Monday, 15 September 2014

Autograph Collection By Ravi Somani

Autograph Collection By Ravi Somani   - For many people, collecting autographs is a stimulating and absorbing pastime. Others find an autograph a way to learn more about the people but for Ravi Somani it’s a vital part of life.

Tuesday, 26 August 2014

Ravi Somani Deals in All British Time Stamp Collection, Coins Collection

"Stamps are an abstruse form of investment," says Ravi Somani, the numismatist and a philatelist dealing in rare stamps, unique autographs, coins and paper money collection. Thus, it is not startling that a successful Indian investor realizes collection of stamps and ancestral coins as not just a hobby, but a way to make large fortune whereas other investment sources proffer unstable proceeds.

The compilation and examination of different postage stamps became famous in the 19th Century. It came to be called as philately which has been drawn from the Greek word, “ateleia” which means, exemption from tax.

Indian trade in postage stamps contributes to the escalation and progress of philately in India. According to Ravi Somani,the minimum appreciation one can get on a unique stamp is 15 to 20% per year,in accordance to the standard stamp catalogues. Thus, a philatelist may not fear of losing any money. He will always be benefited. Ravi Somani has a display of his rare stamps, issued by the Britishers, before Independence. He believes in sharing his knowledge and collection with the upcoming collectors.

At the very first, in order to collect and invest in the ancient stamps, the collector must make sure that the stamps are in good condition in order to fetch more value. One can collect the stamps, depending upon his/ her genre of interests. It can be stamps related to historical context, famous personalities, political discourses, national or international events, warriors, soldiers, agriculture, monuments, scientists, mode of transport etc.

  There are many distinctive sources for stamps.The collectors can buy the new issues from the nearest post office, the cheapest and the best way. There are special auction for stamps and many dealers who are ready to sell their stamps.


Once an interested person gets into this trade, he cannot turn back. He can feel the thrill of collecting ancient stamps which helps to know more about our country’s ancient culture. There is immense knowledge about Numismatic and Philatelic which is like an unending fervor. The craving of collectors can never be satisfied as this becomes a part of life more than a hobby. To know more, contact Ravi Somani. Every feedback and sharing will be warmly greeted.

Tuesday, 15 July 2014

Coins Collection By Ravi Somani


 A child is obsessive about his possession be it the collection of toffees, colour pencils or stones. Many children reflect their excellence or profession they would opt for in their future. Robert Frost says that if vocation and avocation are combined then it does wonders and his object in living is to combine the vocation and avocation- “Two Tramps in a Mud Time”.

 Uniting the work of pleasure with the work of need, results in benefiting the society as well as one’s life.

 RaviSomani, a Delhi based businessman, found his interest in collecting the antique coins, stamps, paper notes and autographs. He beholds it as a heritage. Since childhood he was fanatical about his rare possession. Years gone by and he held his interests seriously in order to acquire the importance of his collection and to invest through them. And now he serves the nation as being an important member of the Delhi Coin Society, he is well known amongst the Numismatic, the coins collector in India.



The Ravi Somani Coins Collection stockpile assortment of Indian coins since 1835, the period since the uniform coinage was launched in India by the British Empire. The studying of the Heritage India, its culture and history, is accustomed by the studying of these primordial articles.


Ravi, being a socialist, invites the folks with same interest to assess his website and to share their collections with him.
http://www.rsomani.in

Wednesday, 25 June 2014

Ravi Somani Stamp Collection, Coins Collection Hobby is Most Common in India

Nowadays, the hobby of coin and stamp collection is continuously increasing in India with the introduction of Ravi Somani stamps &coins collection. One of the main characteristics of collecting these rarest items is that people of different ages can develop this hobby at any point of time. There is no specific or fixed guideline for collecting rarest stamps and coins but you must verify the authenticity of the sources from where you are intending to acquire the same as scams are going on in the name of antiques and rarest items.

You can collect the coins and stamps either due to any specific purpose or can collect the same just for self-pleasure. If you study the life history of Ravi Somani, then you will come to realize that he stared his hobby of collecting coins with the collection of those rarest British Empire coins that belonged to the year 1835. He basically suggests following some highly experienced national collectors in case you are very much serious about your collection.

But you must also have fair knowledge regarding the value of coins and the procedure of collecting the same. If you wish then you can also convert your passion into interesting and profitable investments just like Ravi Somani. You will also be able to know about the ancient Indian culture, civilization and heritage from these oldest coins and stamps. If you wish, you can also follow the online or television interviews of Ravi Somani for getting more intricate knowledge regarding how to make the collection successfully.