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New Fine Gold Bullions Coins Authorized by US Government …
If you have been looking for a way to enhance your gold investment, the US Government has authorized the creation of a new one-ounce $50 gold coin. The new gold bullion coin will be added to the list of gold bullion coins already being … read more…

American Eagle Gold Coins an authentic investment | Gold …
Each country has an official bullion gold coin. American Eagle Gold Coins are the official bullion gold coins of United States. The ‘American. read more…

6 Tips to Buy Gold Coins on EBay Safely | US Silver & Gold Coins
eBay is well-known for its bargain prices on everything, including gold coins. If you want to buy gold coins either as investment or collectible coins, you should drop by eBay and check recent gold coin auctions. … read more…

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Buying Gold Bullion Coins and The Best Place to Buy Bullion 33
Now, when you look at these things about bullion coins and the best place to buy bullion, you may think the internet is the only best place to buy gold bullion coins; but you would be wrong. read more…

Why You Should Own Gold and Silver
In February 2007, a troy ounce of paper gold was priced at $670
on the Comex. In January of this year, the same troy ounce
reached $1,200, before settling back his past week to $1,145.
I use the t… read more…

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150 gold coins seized from American in Mexico
/EFE) At least 150 gold coins were found in the baggage of a US citizen as he awaited a flight to Panama here at the Mexico City airport, officials have said. read more…

150 gold coins seized from American in Mexico
Mexico City, April 21 : At least 150 gold coins were found in the baggage of a US citizen as he awaited a flight to Panama here at the Mexico City airport, officials have said. read more…

Poetry: Poems by Jeannine M. Pitas
The Mirrors By Jeannine M. Pitas We are the frail ones. We’re the feather pillows the other kids used for their fights, the pencils they threw across the room. We wouldn’t learn to walk until they made us; we said the the grass was like nails beneath our feet. As adults we still wait around for blue princes, still stand on the roof expecting to fly. We’re the ones who can’t hold down a job, who … read more…

Open Question: does australian 1oz gold koala prof coins have a letter printed on them,like US proof has W prinyed.?
To seperate Proof coins from ordinary minted coins.

Voting Question: Value and rarity of 1926 $20 St. Gaudens Double Eagle gold coin?
My wife’s grandfather gave us a golden coin as a wedding gift a couple of years back. The wedding was in Poland and the story is that the grandfather bought the coin years ago under communism through the black market as an investment. I know nothing about coins but through a little research on the web, think I may have something of significant value. From what I can tell, it is a 1926 $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle. Please excuse my ignorance but I will try my best to describe it. It is a very shiney golden and heavy. It has no blemishes or tarnishes that I can see. If you were to look at it with a very scrupulous eye, I guess it has some minor scratches on the flat surfaces but I don’t know if they would be considered scratches or not, but its definitely in great to exceptional condition. I’m just wondering the rarity and value of this coin. I wouldn’t consider selling it, and would love to have a family heirloom on my hands. Additionally, how should I store it? I just have it wrapped in a paper towel right now, inside a jewellery box. Any information would be appreciated.

As an additional aside, it was very entertaining to bring it back from Poland. I left Poland immediately after the wedding, as my wife stayed an additional 2 weeks. I kept the coin in my wallet, and really set the metal detector off in the Warsaw airport. I took my wallet out, and sent it through the x-ray machine and saw on the screen, it lit up like a giant glowing ball. They let me through security to the gate. Then about 15 mins. later two guards came walking around looking and eventually approached me. They said in broken english, “We need to see your billfold”. They pulled coin out and looked at it puzzled. I wasn’t sure of the legality or tax consequences of carrying the coin so I said nervously “It’s my lucky coin”. The guards looked at it, tossed in the air, one made a comment about how heavy it was, literally tossed it about 2 feet to the other guard, who gave it back to me and sent me on my way.

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