Comments for Buy Rare Gold Coins http://www.raregoldcoins.com Douglas Winter Numismatics Tue, 15 May 2012 14:24:26 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Current Availability of Rare Date Gold by Gold in small units from Karatbars International http://www.raregoldcoins.com/market-blog/current-availability-of-rare-date-gold#comment-2943 Gold in small units from Karatbars International Tue, 15 May 2012 14:24:26 +0000 http://www.raregoldcoins.com/?p=18307#comment-2943 <strong>Gold in small units from Karatbars International...</strong> [...]Current Availability of Rare Date Gold » Buy Rare Gold Coins » Douglas Winter Numismatics[...]... Gold in small units from Karatbars International…

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]]> Comment on Ten Undervalued U.S. Gold Coins Under $2,500 by techaotseng http://www.raregoldcoins.com/articles/ten-undervalued-us-gold-coins-under-2500#comment-2927 techaotseng Thu, 10 May 2012 06:33:55 +0000 http://65.182.217.27/?p=952#comment-2927 I have an inaugureted the president of u,.s.a grover cleveland first term march 4 1886, second term march 4 1893 gold coin. do you know the value of it? please give me an answer, be appreciated best regard. techaotseng I have an inaugureted the president of u,.s.a grover cleveland first term march 4 1886, second term march 4 1893 gold coin. do you know the value of it? please give me an answer, be appreciated best regard. techaotseng

]]> Comment on Assembling a Year Set of Civil War Gold Coins: Part Three, 1864 by Shootingwater http://www.raregoldcoins.com/articles/assembling-a-year-set-of-civil-war-gold-coins-part-three-1864#comment-2919 Shootingwater Mon, 07 May 2012 19:48:21 +0000 http://www.raregoldcoins.com/?p=19316#comment-2919 There is something about an 1864 Philadelphia gold coin. Maybe the 1864-S eagle should supplant the 1870-CC and the 1883-O as the coolest eagle though. The 1841-0, 1879-0, 1838, 1863,1873, and 1876 or 1877 all take a backseat here; only in the Eagles can a gold coin that is 150+years old, US currency, and mintages around a couple thousand or less, be so inexpensive, if you really consider it. There is something about an 1864 Philadelphia gold coin. Maybe the 1864-S eagle should supplant the 1870-CC and the 1883-O as the coolest eagle though. The 1841-0, 1879-0, 1838, 1863,1873, and 1876 or 1877 all take a backseat here; only in the Eagles can a gold coin that is 150+years old, US currency, and mintages around a couple thousand or less, be so inexpensive, if you really consider it.

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