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New $50 gold coins being announced.
Posted by: | CommentsAlthough the U.S. Mint produces its Popular American Gold Eagles in 4 sizes, 1-oz, ?-oz, ?-oz, and 1/10-oz, the brand new Indian Head-Buffalo fine gold bullion coins will most likely be minted in only 1 size: one-ounce. With the Common Indian Head and Buffalo designs, the Mint’s new .9999 fine gold bullion coins can often rapidly turn out to be favorites along with other gold bullion coin fund managers
2011 Canada (1 Oz) Silver Maple Leaf, Coin
Posted by: | Comments2011 Canada (1 Oz) Silver Maple Leaf, Coin 2011 Canada Maple Leaf Silver Coin .9999 Silver Bullion Coin Brilliant Uncirculated Condition Manufactured by the Royal Canadian Mint 2011 SILVER CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF. Contains ONE Troy ounce of 99.99% pure silver. This brilliant uncirculated coin has the classic Maple Leaf design of the Royal Canadian Mint, [...]
Yukon: Essence of the Gold Rush
Posted by: | Commentsby HuntFishGuide Yukon: Essence of the Gold Rush 1. Yukon The Yukon, the vast, rugged, thinly populated expanse of land located above the 60th parallel in northwestern Canada which shares its border with Alaska and accurately earns its self-proclaimed slogan of “larger than life,” is a topographically diverse, serenely beautiful, and intoxicatingly attractive territory [...]
2011 Canadian (1 oz) Silver Wolf in “Air-Tite” Capsule Reviews
Posted by: | Comments2011 Canadian (1 oz) Silver Wolf in “Air-Tite” Capsule Brilliant Uncirculated 1 Troy Ounce of .9999 Silver Comes protected in a direct fit Air-Tite capsule Denomination: Diameter: 38 mm Investment Grade Bullion Silver The Royal Canadian Mint has placed a strict and and low mintage on these coins. With the unprecedented demand of these gorgeous [...]
The Favorites Gold Coin Investors
Posted by: | CommentsThe legislation authorizing the new .9999 fine gold coins was quite specific, mandating the design and even the method of packaging. Production of the Indian Head-Buffalo coins will be unlimited, and they will be marketed toward gold investors who prefer .9999 fine (24-karat) gold coins. The U.S. Mint already has the world’s best-selling gold bullion coins with its 22-karat (.9176 fine) Gold Eagles. Still, there is a huge market for pure gold coins, and the new Indian Head-Buffalo coins will give the U.S. Mint a product for that market