Ravi Somani then joined Delhi Coin Society
to understand more about such collection and value of such items. As he
developed knowledge and more information, Ravi Somani increased his collection
in a scientific way. Now Ravi Somani is well known Numismatic in the collectorscircle in India.
Ravi Somani, is a businessman settled in Delhi, during childhood he was fascinated by Coins, Currency Notes, Colourful Stamps and Autographs of noted personalities and he used to collect these items without any particular theme, just for pleasure of having various rare items in his possession but as the years passed this casual hobby developed in to serious collection and investment. Ravi Somani then joined Delhi Coin Society to understand more about such collection and value of such items.
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Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Monday, 1 September 2014
Indian Coins Collection, Old Coins and Currencies Collection by Ravi Somani
A much renounced name in the field of
Numismatics, Mr. Ravi Somani, collects Bank Notes, rare coins and colorful
stamps. He is collecting these numismatic items since the British period.
A massive collection of his bank notes and
old coins of India is noteworthy.
He provides immense information about the
ways to collect these items, the method to reach them and handle them
afterwards. He is an intending guide to the upcoming numismatist. He guides
about the precautions to be taken while collecting and investing in bank notes
and coins.
Observing the coin or a bank note carefully
makes oneself feel the thrill of being a numismatist. People become interested
in these numismatic collectibles after they closely inspect the currency in
their hands.
Collection of bank notes, make your time
travel freely in your past and present. When one collects the paper currencies
of his country, he explores different time periods his forefathers have been
in, their custom, culture and tradition and essentially for knowing the history
of his motherland. Once the collector assembles the diverse currencies of his
country, he becomes the stockholder of the whole country’s economy.
Ravi Somani, being an expert lays out some
guidelines for a bank notes collector. The first step to evaluation is to be
familiar with the characteristics of an original paper note. In order to
evaluate the characteristics of an original paper note, it is essential to have
a common understanding of the printing procedure and the essentials used in
creating the paper notes.
There are number of ways of accumulating
the numismatic collectibles without spending a large fortune on them. One can
begin collecting currencies featuring the legendaries of our country- the
kings, queens, leaders, national emblem. Another way is to consider the
historical context as the main criteria. For example, the British period in
India, the period of the reign of a particular dynasty, the period after independence
etc.
Handling the paper notes carefully is the
next after the collection.
Bank notes or paper notes are made using
paper. One must hold the notes with clean hands, to prevent transfer of oil or
any dirt onto the paper. Food and beverages must be kept away to avoid spilling
on the valuable bank notes. As the expected life of paper money is proportional
to the careful handling of the paper money.
To invest in old coins and bank notes is
much better to invest in gold which is unreachable to most of the people these
days.
Gold can be still found in the goldmines
but on the other hand, these old currencies are no more to be found as they are
issued in a limited quantity. The scarcity of these numismatic collectibles
leads to ascend the price of these coins and notes. Collecting old coins and
notes have become today a unique and an interesting plus profiteering hobby.
People are always in search of new leisure pursuits. This hobby gives you
pleasure and earnings. So what’s better than this?
About the author- Kritika Khurana is a
well- liked blog and article writer on old coins, paper notes and currencies.
Her blogs are read and considered to gain more valuable information. To know
more visit- http://www.ravisomani.com/
Thursday, 28 August 2014
Coins Collection Tips Ravi Somani
The term Coin comes from the Latin term
“cuneus” and it is supposed that the first noted draw on coins was witnessed in
China and Greece approximately in 700BC. A coin is a chunk of metal of an
authorized mass, designed and created under the restrictions of an
authorization for its utilization as a means of exchange and also for
commercial transactions. Thus, it becomes an essential element of our
livelihood.
The East India Company commenced
homogeneous coinage in the 19th century, and later on, these coins were
emulated by the contemporary nation states of Pakistan, Republic of India,
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Numismatists play an important role in shaping
precise phase of Indian ancient history.
Collection of rare, obsolete and old coins
is a fascination and an elite pursuit and which has secured extreme recognition
in the era of last century.
The name, Ravi Somani mounts higher because
of his contribution in the field of Numismatics. He is a Delhi based
businessman and a very popular Numismatist. As an intending guide to his
fellowmen, he lays out certain things to be kept in mind for the collectors.
Ravi Somani, coins collection and paper money collection is massive and
exclusive. According to him, initially, a prospective collector must know that
which coins are wise to be purchased or collected and what earnings or
shortfall are expected in his venture. He must be aware as to where he could
collect the coins from.
The collector must be conscious of the
market value of the coin for the purpose of investment. The supply and demand
of the coins depend upon the availability of the coins, in the market. More the
coins, less will be the price incurred and rare coins fetch more money. On the
other hand the interested collectors, who want to own the coins, also affect
the market price of the coins.
Apart from the investment, one feels the
ecstasy of collecting the coins which were used by the ancients - may be the
kings or the queens. These coins take oneself backward in time and one can have
the pleasure to own his inheritance.
The term Coin comes from the Latin term
“cuneus” and it is supposed that the first noted draw on coins was witnessed in
China and Greece approximately in 700BC. A coin is a chunk of metal of an
authorized mass, designed and created under the restrictions of an
authorization for its utilization as a means of exchange and also for
commercial transactions. Thus, it becomes an essential element of our
livelihood.
The East India Company commenced
homogeneous coinage in the 19th century, and later on, these coins were
emulated by the contemporary nation states of Pakistan, Republic of India,
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Numismatists play an important role in shaping
precise phase of Indian ancient history.
Collection of rare, obsolete and old coins
is a fascination and an elite pursuit and which has secured extreme recognition
in the era of last century.
The name, Ravi Somani mounts higher because
of his contribution in the field of Numismatics. He is a Delhi based
businessman and a very popular Numismatist. As an intending guide to his
fellowmen, he lays out certain things to be kept in mind for the collectors.
Ravi Somani, coins collection and paper money collection is massive and
exclusive. According to him, initially, a prospective collector must know that
which coins are wise to be purchased or collected and what earnings or
shortfall are expected in his venture. He must be aware as to where he could
collect the coins from.
The collector must be conscious of the
market value of the coin for the purpose of investment. The supply and demand
of the coins depend upon the availability of the coins, in the market. More the
coins, less will be the price incurred and rare coins fetch more money. On the
other hand the interested collectors, who want to own the coins, also affect
the market price of the coins.
Apart from the investment, one feels the
ecstasy of collecting the coins which were used by the ancients - may be the
kings or the queens. These coins take oneself backward in time and one can have
the pleasure to own his inheritance.
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.
Thursday, 21 August 2014
Coins Collection | Indian Coins Tips For Collectors Ravi Somani
The term Coin comes from the Latin term
“cuneus” and it is supposed that the first noted draw on coins was witnessed in
China and Greece approximately in 700BC. A coin is a chunk of metal of an
authorized mass, designed and created under the restrictions of an
authorization for its utilization as a means of exchange and also for
commercial transactions. Thus it becomes an essential element of our
livelihood.
The East India Company commenced
homogeneous coinage in the 19th century, and later on, these coins were
emulated by the contemporary nation states of Pakistan, Republic of India,
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Numismatists play an important role in shaping
precise phase of Indian ancient history.
Collection of rare, obsolete and old coins
is a fascination and an elite pursuit and which has secured extreme recognition
in the era of last century.
The name, Ravi Somani mounts higher because
of his contribution in the field of Numismatics. He is a Delhi based
businessman and a very popular Numismatist. As an intending guide to his
fellowmen, he lays out certain things to be kept in mind for the collectors.
Ravi Somani, coins collection and paper money collection is massive and
exclusive. According to him, initially, a prospective collector must know that
which coins are wise to be purchased or collected and what earnings or
shortfall are expected in his venture. He must be aware as to where he could
collect the coins from.
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
Coins Collection Tips 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.
Ravi Somani, a Delhi based businessman,
found his interest in collecting the antique coins, stamps, paper notes and
autographs which 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.
As an activist, he has embarked upon
working for the under privileged children through his NGO named as Different
Strokes.
Saturday, 2 August 2014
Ravi Somani Collection of East India Company Coinsage
The term Coin comes from the Latin term
“cuneus” and it is supposed that the first noted draw on coins was witnessed in
China and Greece approximately in 700BC. A coin is a chunk of metal of an
authorized mass, designed and created under the restrictions of an
authorization for its utilization as a means of exchange and also for
commercial transactions. Thus it becomes an essential element of our
livelihood.
The East India Company commenced
homogeneous coinage in the 19th century, and later on, these coins were
emulated by the contemporary nation states of Pakistan, Republic of India,
Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Numismatists play an important role in shaping
precise phase of Indian ancient history.
Collection of rare, obsolete and old coins
is a fascination and an elite pursuit and which has secured extreme recognition
in the era of last century.
The name, Ravi Somani mounts higher because
of his contribution in the field of Numismatics. He is a Delhi based
businessman and a very popular Numismatist. As an intending guide to his
fellowmen, he lays out certain things to be kept in mind for the collectors.
Ravi Somani, coins collection and paper money collection is massive and
exclusive. According to him, initially, a prospective collector must know that
which coins are wise to be purchased or collected and what earnings or
shortfall are expected in his venture. He must be aware as to where he could
collect the coins from.
http://www.ravisomani.com
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