Rare Gold Coin
Rare Gold Coin has experienced a boom in popularity among American household investors over the past few years, as these coins have proven to preserve and grow wealth, for centuries. The inherent, numismatic value that rare gold coin possesses, generally appreciates over time, which is why so many household investors today, are seeking long-term financial protection amidst ubiquitous, economic uncertainty. The following is a brief overview of Rare Gold Coin.
Ancient Gold Coins: These coins generally consist of Ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins, but aren’t really applicable for household investment.
Rare European Coins: American investors with a taste for European coinage, have a wide variety to chose from. Some of the more common European coin investments include British Sovereigns, which contain nearly ¼ ounce of gold, and have been minted for more than 500 years. Austrian 4 Ducats, are among the highest purity coins ever circulated, containing 98% pure gold. The French 20 Franc Rooster, is among the most affordable of European coins, and therefore, also among the most popular. Other European rare gold coin includes: French Napoleon III 20 Franc, Austrian 1000 Schilling, Danish Kroner, Austrian 1 Ducat, French 20 Franc Angel, Swiss 20 Franc, and the Italian 20 Lire.
Rare American Gold Coins: Household investors generally use American rare gold coins to protect and build their wealth. They include the following:
Double Eagles: $20 Lady Liberty’s, and $20 Saint Gaudens gold coins
Eagle Coins: $10 Lady Liberty’s, and $10 Indian gold coins
Half Eagles: $5 Liberty’s, and $5 Indians
Indian Coins: Includes the aforementioned Indian coins, as well as $2.5 Indians, and
1855 Indian Head Dollars.
These coins are the more “mainstream” rare, American coins, but more obscure coins, like $4 Stellas, and various $1 dollar coins, are also available. A great many investors prefer to have their rare coins certified by either the PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service), or the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). Investors are encouraged to contact one of our friendly gold specialists, who offer special discounts to household investors, on PCGS, and NGC certified coins.
Jonathan Monroe
