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Profit Opportunity in Pre-1933 U.S. Gold Coins Learn All About the Unique Advantages of Owning Classic Rare Coins
Our Austin Gold Specialists consistently search for Gold Coins we feel will offer you a combination of rarity, quality, value, and exceptional long-term profit potential. This requires constant analysis of current values, historical track records, and long-term profit projections to find coins that meet our criteria. Acquire Popular Date Pre-1933 Gold Now Looking ahead to the second half of 2008, we've come to the following conclusions:
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Bull Market Continues
– The gold market is currently consolidating below recent highs around
$1,000/oz. This is a normal, and healthy, bull-market correction and offers
superb buying opportunities. If you are convinced of the rock solid, long-term fundamentals driving the Gold market, then we believe this is an ideal time to buy more Gold, especially Pre-1933 Gold coins, before prices rise. Buy Gold Bullion or Classic Pre-1933 Gold? The Gold Buying Process
In this Austin Report we’ll compare and
contrast American Eagles with affordable Pre-1933 Gold Coins to see why we
recommend both to our clients looking to balance and diversify their Gold
portfolios. After we share the unique advantages of
Pre-1933 Gold Coins, you too may find them to be irresistible bargains
poised to generate outstanding profits.
1. Excellent Upside – Higher quality
Pre-1933 Gold Coins have shown excellent upside potential often
outperforming Gold Bullion alone. Profit Through the Eyes of a Collector Understanding the mind of a coin collector is the key to maximizing profits. You see, collectors take great pride in owning rare historical objects, items with inherent value, in a high state of preservation. Whether it’s Corvettes, guns, art, antiques, or coins, quality always relates to value with collectors. That’s why dealers and coin collectors depend on PCGS and NGC to independently grade rare coins fairly and honestly. Grading is done on a scale of an almost unrecognizable 1 up to a perfect MS-70.
The table at left shows the upside potential of some MS-63 to 64 coins we like today that look great and are still very affordable. We feel these Popular Date Gold Coins offer less downside risk and greater long-term potential. Based on our analysis, these undervalued and overlooked bargains won’t last long. If our approach makes good sense to you, we would be glad to help you get started. Prices change frequently, so please call our Austin Gold Specialists for today’s top recommendations. Before you invest in Pre-1933 Gold Coins, you may also want to understand their history. Rare Surviving Pieces of American History It’s amazing that any Pre-1933 U.S. Gold Coins survived the ravages of time, the Government Gold Recalls, and the Great Gold Meltdowns. The first U.S. Gold coin was minted in 1795. Each one was worth its weight in Gold. Until 1933, U.S. Gold Coins were circulating money that moved from hand to hand. Few people bothered to put them away new. Very quickly, the 90% soft Gold surfaces were scratched and worn down by merchants and bankers that stacked and counted them daily. Very damaged coins were sent to the U.S. Mint, melted down, and struck into new coins. Early date U.S. Gold coins almost disappeared completely. Meltdowns Wiped Out Gold Coinage In 1933, at the height of the Great Depression, all U.S. Gold coins were recalled to the Treasury and melted into gold bars to pay our trade deficits. Decades later, the scarcity of older U.S. coins came to be appreciated. Thus began the hobby of collecting U.S. coins for both fun and profit. In the early years, collectors traded coins mostly between themselves. Over the decades, the American Numismatic Association helped to convert the fledgling hobby into an industry. Since 1971, Pre-1933 U.S. Gold coins have traded in a vibrant Rare Coin Market based on supply, collector demand, grade, and rarity. The most expensive Gold coin in history, the 1933 Double Eagle, recently sold for $7.5 Million Dollars. American Eagles Minted by the MillionsOn the other end of the Gold coin spectrum are American Eagle Gold Bullion coins that trade for $925 to $975. They are very common today. The U.S. Mint has released over 11 million one ounce Gold Eagles since 1986. Very few have been melted, lost, worn down, or scratched up. With very few exceptions, most investor and collectors don’t consider them rare at all. Recent price gains for modern gold coins are based primarily on rising Gold Bullion prices. While American Eagles represent the essence of modern Gold Bullion, millions survive today in "Mint State" condition and they are not rare coins. Classic Gold Coins You Can Afford In between $1,000 Gold Eagles and $7 Million Dollar coins, there’s a wide range of Gold coins that trade daily in the U.S. Rare Coin Market. Most people start with Popular Date Pre-1933 Gold coins that are highly collectible and affordable. These include the Liberty Head Gold struck in 1838-1907 and the Indian series of 1907-1933. These are official legal tender, Gold coins from the U.S. Mint. These coins were real "hard money" and most were quite worn by use in daily commerce. In those days, Gold coins were worth their weight in gold. Gold was valued at $20.67 an ounce, so a $20 Liberty, by law, contained exactly .9675 troy ounces of pure Gold. The Popular Pre-1933 U.S. Gold Advantage Gold coins back then were not collectibles any more than we collect ordinary $20 Bills today. For that reason, relatively few Gold coins of the 1800s and 1900s were put away new, in Mint State condition. Most were circulated as money and were worn down. Today, high quality, Popular Dates of Pre-1933 Gold Coins are highly collectible and scarce. Still, we only recommend coins when they meet our strict criteria: ![]()
• The coins must be undervalued in today’s market.
Double Demand Provides Leverage As the coming demand outstrips the fixed, limited supply of Pre-1933 Gold, prices can be bid-up quickly. We refer to the supply as "fixed" because no more Gold Coins were minted after 1933 and by law no more with older dates will be minted. The supply of Pre-1933 Gold Coins is "limited" by comparison to millions of modern bullion coins that exist. In fact, you might be shocked at just how rare Pre-1933 Gold Coins today. We’ll share details with you as this report continues on the back page. Only a Few Americans Can Own Even One Double the Demand
1.Collectors love coins for their
beauty, classic designs, and core value. They take great pride in owning
authentic pieces of American history. Over the years, we see most Gold investors eventually acquire Pre-1933 Gold coins as a way to balance and diversify their portfolio. A Symbiotic Relationship to Gold Coins
The Key to Profit is the Foresight to Buy Low Start Acquiring Pre-1933 Gold Today Need advice? Call us and we can build a portfolio to fit your goals, objectives, and areas of comfort. Questions? Call a Gold Specialist at 1-800-928-6468
Austin Rare Coins, Inc. Serving Investors & Rare Coin Collectors since 1989 7200 North Mopac • Austin TX 78731
* Possible upside potential projected from current retail to all-time highs. Upside not limited. Downside risk is measured from current retail to recent lows only. Risk may be higher. Past performance is no guarantee of future value or future risks. ** Prices based on gold at $930 and subject to market fluctuation. Last edited: 07/07/2008 Copyright 2008 Austin Rare Coins, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
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