Ancient Gold Coins - Stunning Examples

Precious metals have long been valued, treasured and used as a medium of exchange. Sometime around 650 B.C. coins made their first appearance, and they were used both in commerce and as a means of promotion or propaganda--a purpose they continue to serve today. 

At www.AncientGoldCoins.com you will find some of the oldest, beautiful, and unique Gold coins ever handled. Most of these Gold coins are thousands of years old and, while crudely produced, feature some of the most intricate and stunning designs ever seen on coinage. Furthermore, each Ancient coin has been graded and certified by NGC, the leading grading service of Ancient coinage in the world today.

If you are drawn to these magical ancient coins of our storied past and want to find out more, talk to one of our ancient coin specialist at Ancient Gold Coins, a division of Austin Rare Coins, Inc., Monday through Friday 9am to 9pm, at 1-800-668-9419.

Three Ways to Buy the Dip

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The stock market sell-off has echoed around the globe in recent weeks. As we saw back in 2008, these losses can carry over into the precious metals complex, as a result of forced-selling in paper markets (ETF’s and futures) by institutional investors.

For the record, we have not witnessed any mass-selling of physical precious metals by our customers, in fact, buyers have outnumbered sellers considerably. We saw the same scenario develop in 2008, just before Gold and Silver made historic runs to all-time highs. Many of these moves have been triggered by a stronger U.S. Dollar… but does this really make sense? Stronger in comparison to what, exactly?
We view this short-term correction as a fantastic opportunity to start or add to your current positions. Here are a few reasons we have this outlook:

• Experts estimate a cost of $1200-$1300 to extract an ounce of Gold from the ground, and around $14 for Silver.
• U.S. debt continues to grow an average of four billion dollars each and every day.
• Global debt is at never before seen levels and rising.
• World mints are simply unable to meet current investor demand.
• Central Banks around the world continue to buy Gold by the ton.

Let’s face it, the fundamentals for precious metals are stronger than ever. Just because something trades for a certain price on a certain day, that may not be what it is really worth. Look at this pullback as an opportunity to go back in time and strengthen your position.

Here are a few great Gold and Silver products you should consider at these levels:

2013 Five Ounce America the Beautiful Silver Bullion Coins:



• The two newest issues are in-stock!
• Every year the mintages get smaller and smaller.
• Choose either the White Mountain from New Hampshire or the Perry’s Victory from Ohio.
• Five ounce coins have brought over $175 per coin this year!
• Orders of 10 come in original mint tubes.

Brilliant Uncirculated Swiss 20 Francs:

• These small sized Gold Coins offer an excellent value for private Gold.
• Have sold for over $350 each this year!
• For larger orders, call for quantity discounts!

Order Online or call now at 1-800-928-6468 to find out pricing and get immediate delivery. We’re happy to help!

 

Incredible Matching 1836 Classic Head Gold Set

1836 P $2 1/2 Classic Head Gold Coin MS-63 PCGS

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Beautiful and pristine Classic Head quarter eagle certified in choice mint state condition.  It’s hard to imagine how this coin could have survived the past 180 years in such a fine state of preservation.

It is our opinion that Classic Head Gold is quite undervalued at current levels.  The opportunity to own them in the higher mint state grades doesn’t come along often.  This would make a fantastic pair to the 1836 $5 we acquired, giving the owner of both coins a complete set of 1836 U.S. Gold!

1836 P $5 Classic Head Gold Coin MS-63 PCGS 

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Highly unusual to see Classic Head $5’s in such a high state of preservation.  Remember, in 1836 the only denominations of Gold produced were $2 ½’s and $5’s.  Because of this, both denominations  were heavily circulated and this most often encountered in XF-AU grades. 

This is a perfect match to the 1836 $2 ½ we currently own, also in MS-63, and would give the owner a complete date set of 1836 Gold in MS-63 condition!