U.S. Gold Coins
 

Gold Coins

provide an excellent wealth building tool. One that will continue over the long term and withstand the test of time. If you have the means and the vision to see the inherent value in a U.S. gold coin portfolio, now is a great time to start acquiring. Coins traditionally move in cycles; with periods of advance and correction closely tied to inflationary pressures.

Rare U.S. Coins

are like no other collectible. Steeped in history, they possess a unique attraction that captures the imagination. From enthusiasts, to serious collectors and dealers, those involved in numismatics find an instrinsic pleasure in learning about and appreciating the qualities that make each coin special.
 
   
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Coins vs Bullion

One of our clients analyzes the comparative performance of rare coins vs. gold bullion from 1983-2007.  Includes commentary on the important differences between rare coin and bullion ownership - a must read if you're looking to move into gold.


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Fit For A King

Americans were prohibited from owning more than $100 in gold coins. All gold money was to be turned over to the privately owned Federal Reserve Banks. On this April day the U.S. mint had on hand $20 gold pieces dated 1933...


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Truth About Money

Most Americans assume the Federal Reserve Bank is a branch of the U.S. Government. It is not. The Federal Reserve Bank is a private corporation, owned by foreign interests. This bank and its stockholders control the entire wealth of America...


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Gold Coins
1907 - 1933 St Gaudens Double Eagle $20.00 1907 - 1933 St Gaudens Double Eagle $20.00
These $20 gold coins, designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, are considered by many to be the most beautiful United States coins ever minted...
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Coin Buying
Why are coins graded? Why are coins graded?
For years, however, the condition of a coin was more arbitrarily assigned. Dealers and collectors would label them with subjective terms such as Good, Fine...
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How rare is Rare? How rare is Rare?
Are any coins truly rare by objective measures? Do we use the term to describe a coin with lower than average mintage, or lower than expected survival rate...
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Certified Gold Coins
What are Certified Gold Coins? What are Certified Gold Coins?
..this eliminates potential bias with respect to the grading of gold coins. At this final stage, a novice can attach a value without the aid of a trained numismatist...
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The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 was hailed as the death of the dreaded estate tax... The act in question merely provided for ten years of exemptions from the estate tax, it did not repeal it... As a result, an estate worth $4 million with two heirs would pay over $1 million in federal estate tax... The first factor that one should consider is that rare U.S. gold coins are a type of asset that can be given and held in trust for a lifetime. The coins that you purchase for your children, even if they are in your possession at the time of death, are still the property of your children and not subject to inclusion in your estate...
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