American Gold Coin
There are a great many American investors, who have chosen to face global economic uncertainty on their own terms, and are investing in American gold coin. Most of these investors have already been badly burned by woebegone Wall Street investments in stocks, and/or battered banking investments in bonds. For the benefit of investors and prospective investors, who understand their long-term and short-term financial needs, the following is a brief overview on American gold coin.
American Gold Coin
(Two Types)
Bullion Coin (22 Karat) American Eagles: More Americans buy this gold coin than any other. They can be used for short-term potential profit gains, or as U.S. government approved, long-term contributions for precious metal IRA’s. These beautiful bullion coins are also ideal for physical ownership, as their obverse design is a near replica of the famed, $20 Saint Gaudens gold coin, minted from 1907 to 1933.
Bullion Coin (24 Karat) American Buffalos: This coin has a $50 face value, and it’s classic design is replicated from the legendary Buffalo Nickel design, created by James Earl Fraser. These bullion coins are also available in $5, $10, and $25 denominations
Rare Coins: Coins that were once circulated as currency, or intended for circulation. These coins possess numismatic value, which generally appreciates over time, making them widely popular long-term investments.
Lady Liberty Coins: Available in $20, $10, and $5 denominations, to customize a wide range of budgets. The $20 coins are also referred to as Double Eagle Coins.
Saint Gaudens Coins: The other $20 Double Eagle in American coinage. A legendary favorite among investors and collectors, these beautiful coins were designed by the famed sculptor, Augustus Saint Gaudens, who also inspired the coin’s name.
Indian Gold Coins: Available in $10, $5, and $2.5 denominations, these coins are as much a tribute to American coinage, as they are an homage to a great, proud people.
There are also more obscure rare coins, like $4 Stellas, or 1855 Indian Head Dollars available for investors and collectors. They are encouraged to complete their investment research, then to contact one of our friendly gold specialists, who offer large-volume discounts to ordinary household investors.
Jonathan Monroe
