Three Gold Coins
tendafoot94 asked:
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Tyrone
where can i find a price guide online for gold coins?
justsomeone asked:
i have this old gold coin..i dont know were it is from and some of the letters are worn out..where can i look?
Julio
i have this old gold coin..i dont know were it is from and some of the letters are worn out..where can i look?
Julio
Buying item with Super Mario’s coins
thecooties asked:
www.CAKEBITE.com - See how local retailers react when “Mushroom Kingdom” coins are used to buy items.
Bailey
Are the new Presidential Gold Coins Actually Gold plated?
s8n666999 asked:
Do these new $1 coins actually have any gold content?
I think they look and feel like a cheap game room token too.
Melvin
Do these new $1 coins actually have any gold content?
I think they look and feel like a cheap game room token too.
Melvin
Gold Coins Collectors
Tim Anderson asked:
ecting is said to be the “Hobby of the Kings.” Coin collecting is different from money collecting. Collecting coins as an art form can be traced back to the 14th century. Today, people all over the world are collecting coins. Some collect it for their value, some just for the fun that they get from getting their hands on coins.
Most coin collectors, start out as informal coin collectors. They are leisurely collectors which do not have a specific goal in collecting coins. They collect coins from different countries or from different time periods as opposed to
an advanced coin collector who will collect coins with a specific target in mind. He may want to collect coins from a certain nation, or a certain time period. Many coin collectors would want to collect coins from a certain country during a certain period of time. This kind of coin collection lets the collector travel around the globe through the coins. People may want to collect coins from countries they had visited.
Another way of collecting coins is by taking history in mind. Many coin collectors engage in collecting coins during a certain period in history such as wars or Declarations of Independence.
Error coins
There are people who find coins with errors because these kinds of coins are rare now.
There are many ways to collect coins. One must feel the urge to obtain a hobby first before he decides whether to stick with it or not. Coin collecting can require certain amounts of money and the collector must be wise in engaging in such a hobby.
Numismatics today is a hobby that many people enjoy. One of the most cherished and most valuable collections that anyone can ever have are those of gold coins. The most expensive gold coin ever bought was worth around eight million dollars. This was the American 1933 Gold Eagle. This is why the collecting of gold coins deserves to be called the hobby of kings.
Since gold coins are no longer in circulation, the price for one of this rare commodity is quite high. Gold is now used for other things such as jewelry or plates that people retain as an investment.
Since gold coins can no longer be used to purchase merchandise, most coin collectors just keep them to remember that people had once used them.
A lot of people keep gold today as an investment because they assume that the demand will cause its market value to increase. Others hold it as a form of insurance should the financial situation become worse. Even billionaire Soros recommends investing in gold, including buying gold coins this days. Soros is so good at understanding the economy, he was even able to drug down 12% British pounds and make more than 1 billion in one day! This is why when he speaks about economy, the whole world is listening.
Carlos
ecting is said to be the “Hobby of the Kings.” Coin collecting is different from money collecting. Collecting coins as an art form can be traced back to the 14th century. Today, people all over the world are collecting coins. Some collect it for their value, some just for the fun that they get from getting their hands on coins.
Most coin collectors, start out as informal coin collectors. They are leisurely collectors which do not have a specific goal in collecting coins. They collect coins from different countries or from different time periods as opposed to
an advanced coin collector who will collect coins with a specific target in mind. He may want to collect coins from a certain nation, or a certain time period. Many coin collectors would want to collect coins from a certain country during a certain period of time. This kind of coin collection lets the collector travel around the globe through the coins. People may want to collect coins from countries they had visited.
Another way of collecting coins is by taking history in mind. Many coin collectors engage in collecting coins during a certain period in history such as wars or Declarations of Independence.
Error coins
There are people who find coins with errors because these kinds of coins are rare now.
There are many ways to collect coins. One must feel the urge to obtain a hobby first before he decides whether to stick with it or not. Coin collecting can require certain amounts of money and the collector must be wise in engaging in such a hobby.
Numismatics today is a hobby that many people enjoy. One of the most cherished and most valuable collections that anyone can ever have are those of gold coins. The most expensive gold coin ever bought was worth around eight million dollars. This was the American 1933 Gold Eagle. This is why the collecting of gold coins deserves to be called the hobby of kings.
Since gold coins are no longer in circulation, the price for one of this rare commodity is quite high. Gold is now used for other things such as jewelry or plates that people retain as an investment.
Since gold coins can no longer be used to purchase merchandise, most coin collectors just keep them to remember that people had once used them.
A lot of people keep gold today as an investment because they assume that the demand will cause its market value to increase. Others hold it as a form of insurance should the financial situation become worse. Even billionaire Soros recommends investing in gold, including buying gold coins this days. Soros is so good at understanding the economy, he was even able to drug down 12% British pounds and make more than 1 billion in one day! This is why when he speaks about economy, the whole world is listening.
Carlos
I would like some info on two fifty year anniversary Ford Lincoln Continental gold coins?
charles_d_doss2000 asked:
W found two gold fifty year anniversary lincoln continental coins encased in glass at a flea market.with the dates1931 to 1971stamped on them.I would like to know if they are of any value and if so,how much?thank you.
Aaron
W found two gold fifty year anniversary lincoln continental coins encased in glass at a flea market.with the dates1931 to 1971stamped on them.I would like to know if they are of any value and if so,how much?thank you.
Aaron
Buying Gold Coins
Joseph Williams asked:
Should you be buying gold as an investment today? I wouldn’t because the price of gold has been extremely volatile lately and if you get in at the top, it’s like getting in at the top of the real estate, stock and any other market, any gains may be lost. If you’re going to go into the gold market, the rules are the same as any other investment, it’s best to go in a little at a time. Invest the same amount of money every month and any ups and downs will be smoothed and you won’t be concerned by the violent swings.
There are other reasons to buy gold besides making a killing in the market. Even conservative investors should have some gold in their portfolio no matter what the market is doing. Not necessarily as an investment, but as insurance. In worst case scenarios, gold will always be worth something, in the best case, gold will be worth more than cash that’s in the banks and stocks.
What kind of gold do you buy?
Isn’t gold, gold? There are gold coins, gold bullion, antique gold coins, gold stocks, gold mines, futures and commodities markets, stocks and funds that invest in gold mining and equipment that’s used to mine gold and precious metals.There are American gold coins and several countries produce gold coins of some sort and in several different denominations, sizes and quality.
Should you buy gold online?
How do you know an online dealer is reputable? The same way you know a brick and mortar gold dealer is reputable. Check the Better Business Bureau, check with independent sources from Internet, family and friends. If they’ve only been in business a short time, be extra wary, but even established dealers have been known to have problems.
One of the several questions you should be considering is if you want to keep the gold yourself or have the dealer keep it for you. If you’re extra cautious and want to ensure your gold is actually in your hands instead of a piece of paper saying it’s in a vault somewhere, you may be paying a premium for shipping and insurance. This is another good reason to buy small quantities spread over time. Then there’s safety deposit rental if your bank doesn’t provide one for free.
What about gold confiscation?
A major reason given for buying gold coins instead of bullion is that in America’s history, the government confiscated all gold bullion and reimbursed citizens in paper dollars for their gold, whether they liked the price or not. This law is still on the books and is still a valid law that many, especially now are particularly worried about. An exemption was made during the confiscation for dentist gold, gold jewelry and coins that had intrinsic value to collectors. Does this mean the American Eagle gold coin series has intrinsic value to collectors? New American Eagle gold coins are considered bullion and may be subject to confiscation. If that’s a particular concern, ensure you’re buying antique gold coins. Those coins come with a hefty premium, dealers and brokers know that and try and push the sell of old gold coins for exactly those reasons.
Selling your gold is the easy part. Because it’s gold, you can sell it any time and anywhere in the world. There are always dealers in any decent sized metropolitan area, but like any insurance policy, you shouldn’t cash it in unless you absolutely need it.
Darrell
Should you be buying gold as an investment today? I wouldn’t because the price of gold has been extremely volatile lately and if you get in at the top, it’s like getting in at the top of the real estate, stock and any other market, any gains may be lost. If you’re going to go into the gold market, the rules are the same as any other investment, it’s best to go in a little at a time. Invest the same amount of money every month and any ups and downs will be smoothed and you won’t be concerned by the violent swings.
There are other reasons to buy gold besides making a killing in the market. Even conservative investors should have some gold in their portfolio no matter what the market is doing. Not necessarily as an investment, but as insurance. In worst case scenarios, gold will always be worth something, in the best case, gold will be worth more than cash that’s in the banks and stocks.
What kind of gold do you buy?
Isn’t gold, gold? There are gold coins, gold bullion, antique gold coins, gold stocks, gold mines, futures and commodities markets, stocks and funds that invest in gold mining and equipment that’s used to mine gold and precious metals.There are American gold coins and several countries produce gold coins of some sort and in several different denominations, sizes and quality.
Should you buy gold online?
How do you know an online dealer is reputable? The same way you know a brick and mortar gold dealer is reputable. Check the Better Business Bureau, check with independent sources from Internet, family and friends. If they’ve only been in business a short time, be extra wary, but even established dealers have been known to have problems.
One of the several questions you should be considering is if you want to keep the gold yourself or have the dealer keep it for you. If you’re extra cautious and want to ensure your gold is actually in your hands instead of a piece of paper saying it’s in a vault somewhere, you may be paying a premium for shipping and insurance. This is another good reason to buy small quantities spread over time. Then there’s safety deposit rental if your bank doesn’t provide one for free.
What about gold confiscation?
A major reason given for buying gold coins instead of bullion is that in America’s history, the government confiscated all gold bullion and reimbursed citizens in paper dollars for their gold, whether they liked the price or not. This law is still on the books and is still a valid law that many, especially now are particularly worried about. An exemption was made during the confiscation for dentist gold, gold jewelry and coins that had intrinsic value to collectors. Does this mean the American Eagle gold coin series has intrinsic value to collectors? New American Eagle gold coins are considered bullion and may be subject to confiscation. If that’s a particular concern, ensure you’re buying antique gold coins. Those coins come with a hefty premium, dealers and brokers know that and try and push the sell of old gold coins for exactly those reasons.
Selling your gold is the easy part. Because it’s gold, you can sell it any time and anywhere in the world. There are always dealers in any decent sized metropolitan area, but like any insurance policy, you shouldn’t cash it in unless you absolutely need it.
Darrell
Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coins – Ancient Beauty to Contemporary Investment
Christina Goldman asked:
Austrian Philharmonic gold coins are one of the most beautiful and well crafted in the world. A gold bullion coin, these historic coins were minted in Vienna Austria, and like other coins minted in Austria’s impressive coin minting history of over 800 years, have become famous around the world as one of the most sought after and coveted of all gold bullion coins.
These 24 carat gold 99.99% pure coins are not only gorgeous in their beauty and design, but are sought after for such benefits as their reputation for being:
The best-selling coins in the world Struck in 99.99% fewer 24 carat gold Perfect in mint quality Exceptionally beautiful design of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra on one side and Vienna’s Golden Hall on the other Able to offer immediate resale gold market value
According to the World Gold Council, this coin was the best selling gold bullion coin for most of the 1990s, exceptional for a coin first struck in 1989. Vienna Philharmonic Austrian gold coins contain no alloyed metals. Minted in Austria by the Austrian mint, established in 1194, this coin contains both ancient beauty as well as a potential contemporary investment well into the 21st century.
The key factors of the popularity of these Austrian gold coins are:
Minted in one half, one quarter, and 1/10 ounce sizes 37 mm diameter Face value of 100 Euros or 2000 shillings
Exceptional detail in design and construction continues to make Austrian Philharmonic gold coins one of the most popular and sought after bullion coins in the 21st century. From the exquisite craftsmanship on the obverse and reverse sides of the coin to its continued value and reputation, this Austrian gold coin will continue to be a favorite among both investors and collectors for some time to come.
Allen
Austrian Philharmonic gold coins are one of the most beautiful and well crafted in the world. A gold bullion coin, these historic coins were minted in Vienna Austria, and like other coins minted in Austria’s impressive coin minting history of over 800 years, have become famous around the world as one of the most sought after and coveted of all gold bullion coins.
These 24 carat gold 99.99% pure coins are not only gorgeous in their beauty and design, but are sought after for such benefits as their reputation for being:
The best-selling coins in the world Struck in 99.99% fewer 24 carat gold Perfect in mint quality Exceptionally beautiful design of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra on one side and Vienna’s Golden Hall on the other Able to offer immediate resale gold market value
According to the World Gold Council, this coin was the best selling gold bullion coin for most of the 1990s, exceptional for a coin first struck in 1989. Vienna Philharmonic Austrian gold coins contain no alloyed metals. Minted in Austria by the Austrian mint, established in 1194, this coin contains both ancient beauty as well as a potential contemporary investment well into the 21st century.
The key factors of the popularity of these Austrian gold coins are:
Minted in one half, one quarter, and 1/10 ounce sizes 37 mm diameter Face value of 100 Euros or 2000 shillings
Exceptional detail in design and construction continues to make Austrian Philharmonic gold coins one of the most popular and sought after bullion coins in the 21st century. From the exquisite craftsmanship on the obverse and reverse sides of the coin to its continued value and reputation, this Austrian gold coin will continue to be a favorite among both investors and collectors for some time to come.
Allen
Types Of American Buffalo Gold Coin
Wilson Snyder asked:
The first American Buffalo gold coin was issued by the US Mint in June 2006 under the 2005 Presidential $1 Coin Act. It was America’s first 24-karat pure gold coin with 0.9999 fineness. In the past, investors who want 99.99% pure gold, had to purchase foreign 24-karat gold coins. The available purest US gold Bullion coins back then were standard American gold Eagles with 0.9167 fineness gold content. The 2006 American gold Buffalo coin was an immediate success. Over 300,000 coins sold out in the year of 2006, comparing to the total sales of 201,500 American Gold Eagles, the world’s best selling gold bullion. The US Mint continued producing the American gold Buffalo coins in 2007 and 2008.
With a legal tender value of $50 US dollars, American Buffalo Gold Coin features almost the same design of the famous Buffalo Nickel from 1913 to 1938. Designed by the renowned American Sculptor James Earle Fraser, Buffalo gold coin portrays a Native American chief in the obverse side. The reverse side features an American bison on a mound of dirt, which is believed to be “Black Diamond,” a popular Bison of New York’s Bronx Zoo. Each coin is inscribed with “$50″, “1 OZ. .9999 Fine Gold,” “Liberty,” “E Pluribus Unum,” and “In God We Trust.”
The 2006 and 2007 Buffalo gold coins have only been issued in 1 oz version. The US Mint also produces a proof version of Buffalo gold coin, which features a very sharp degree of detail and mirror like surface after being struck multiple times. The US Mint issued 3 fractional sizes of Buffalo gold coin in 2008 besides the regular 1 oz American Buffalo gold coin, including 1/2 oz ($25 face value), 1/4 oz ($10 face value) and 1/10 oz ($5 face value) sizes. All American Buffalo gold coins are struck at the US Mint in West Point, NY. Only the proof version of the Buffalo gold coin bears the mint mark “W” on the obverse; the bullion version does not have the “W” mark.
I recommend you checking out American Buffalo Gold Coin . It is a specialized Buffalo Gold Coin for Sale site, offering a great selection of American gold Buffalo coins, silver Buffalo and Buffalo Nickels for sale. This website makes finding your dream American Buffalo Coin a million times easier. Be sure to try this website before you buy.
Leo
The first American Buffalo gold coin was issued by the US Mint in June 2006 under the 2005 Presidential $1 Coin Act. It was America’s first 24-karat pure gold coin with 0.9999 fineness. In the past, investors who want 99.99% pure gold, had to purchase foreign 24-karat gold coins. The available purest US gold Bullion coins back then were standard American gold Eagles with 0.9167 fineness gold content. The 2006 American gold Buffalo coin was an immediate success. Over 300,000 coins sold out in the year of 2006, comparing to the total sales of 201,500 American Gold Eagles, the world’s best selling gold bullion. The US Mint continued producing the American gold Buffalo coins in 2007 and 2008.
With a legal tender value of $50 US dollars, American Buffalo Gold Coin features almost the same design of the famous Buffalo Nickel from 1913 to 1938. Designed by the renowned American Sculptor James Earle Fraser, Buffalo gold coin portrays a Native American chief in the obverse side. The reverse side features an American bison on a mound of dirt, which is believed to be “Black Diamond,” a popular Bison of New York’s Bronx Zoo. Each coin is inscribed with “$50″, “1 OZ. .9999 Fine Gold,” “Liberty,” “E Pluribus Unum,” and “In God We Trust.”
The 2006 and 2007 Buffalo gold coins have only been issued in 1 oz version. The US Mint also produces a proof version of Buffalo gold coin, which features a very sharp degree of detail and mirror like surface after being struck multiple times. The US Mint issued 3 fractional sizes of Buffalo gold coin in 2008 besides the regular 1 oz American Buffalo gold coin, including 1/2 oz ($25 face value), 1/4 oz ($10 face value) and 1/10 oz ($5 face value) sizes. All American Buffalo gold coins are struck at the US Mint in West Point, NY. Only the proof version of the Buffalo gold coin bears the mint mark “W” on the obverse; the bullion version does not have the “W” mark.
I recommend you checking out American Buffalo Gold Coin . It is a specialized Buffalo Gold Coin for Sale site, offering a great selection of American gold Buffalo coins, silver Buffalo and Buffalo Nickels for sale. This website makes finding your dream American Buffalo Coin a million times easier. Be sure to try this website before you buy.
Leo
