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What are Government-Issued Gold Coins?
U.S. Government Issued Gold Coins are Authorized by the U.S. Congress, forged at the U.S. Mint at West Point, and produced with a U.S. Mint mark and U.S. Dollar denomination...making them Legal Tender United States Gold Coins. U.S. Gold Coins are also the only Gold Coins on the market whose weight, content, and purity are fully backed by the United States Government.What is the size and weight of a U.S. Gold Coin?
The sizes of United States Gold Coins vary, but often have nothing to do with their values. American Eagle Gold Coins, for example, are available in four denominations: one ounce, one-half ounce, one-quarter ounce, and one-tenth ounce. U.S. Commemorative Gold Coins are mostly available in the one-quarter ounce size, with a few being made in the one-half ounce size.What are Graded Gold Coins?
Coin grading is the process of determining the grade or condition of a coin—the key factor in its value as a collector's item. Since a numismatic coin is valued by mintage, rarity, condition and age, the coin grading process involves numerous steps within several specialized departments. All of our Gold Coins are professionally authenticated and graded by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). The grading process is performed with the goal of accurately and safely grading the coin, then sonically sealing it in NGC holders.Why do you sell Gold Coins "at-cost?"
The United States Rare Coin and Bullion Reserve is a strong advocate for the private ownership of Gold. Our Government Gold “At-Cost” Program is an ideal opportunity to begin owning Gold “at-cost”, direct from our Vault Facility. We release a select number of these $5 Gov’t- Issued American Gold Eagles each year “at-cost” to allow every American a chance to start owning Gold.What are the benefits of owning U.S. Gold Coins?
Owning U.S. Gov’t Gold offers you a dynamic opportunity. As the standard of financial stability for Governments abroad, Gold is a powerful asset often used as a long-term hedge against inflation. Congressionally authorized United States Gold Coins provide American citizens with a way to add physical Gold to their financial portfolios; they are highly liquid, easily transportable, and, unlike paper assets, United States Gold Coins have a value you can feel each time you hold your own Gold.Does Gold really outperform the Stock Market?
Since January 2000, Gold has continued to skyrocket - up more than 200% in 8 years, outpacing the NASDAQ, DOW, and the S&P 500 every single year. Gold has more than doubled in price over the past few years, hitting a all-time record high of more than $1,000/oz. in March 2008. The Gold market has become relevant again in financial circles and the precious metal is predicted by some experts to have the explosive upside potential of reaching up to $2,000 an ounce in the future. Amid ongoing instability worldwide and concerns over the U.S. economy, factors are aligning for the precious metal to continue its rally. Many individuals are converting at least part of their paper assets into Gold.
2008 American Eagle Gold Coin Free of Dealer Markup
The United States Rare Coin and Bullion Reserve has released an extremely limited number of 2008 U.S. Gov't Issued Gold Coins available at our current market cost. This opportunity to own Gold at-cost is subject to availability and could be withdrawn at any time. At-cost orders limited to 10 Gold Coins per customer. Learn more