Pre-1933 gold coins and pre-1965 silver coins are an excellent way to invest in precious metals and serve as a reminder of a ...

As spot prices rise and fall, collectors face a new landscape where common coins approach intrinsic value.

Regarding gold investing, American Gold Eagles and other modern bullion coins often dominate the conversation. However, savvy investors are finding Pre-1933 U.S. Mint gold coins at a lower premium.

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If you are an investor, the answer is bullion, while numismatic coins are for speculators and hobbyists, not serious investors. The pre-1933 Double Eagle gold coin and the others mentioned above are ...

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Thus he supported Americans being allowed to buy gold again in 1974 after FDR made it illegal to own the yellow metal in 1933. Roosevelt’s executive order required Americans to turn in their gold ...

The United States Mint has chosen Stack's Bowers Galleries to auction the 230 privy-marked Flowing Hair 230th anniversary ...

Gainesville Coins priced them at $125 at least. Rare Collectibles TV is selling one for nearly $240. Did you know that before 1933, gold coins were minted as everyday money? They were, and ...

While you might think a highly coveted coin from ancient Greece would cost millions of dollars, the U.S. Gold Bureau listed it for only $795 late last year. Check Out: 3 Valuable Coins To Keep an Eye ...