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Package Weight: 3.1kg (6.83lb.)
Package Size: 27cm x 21cm x 21cm (10.63in x 8.27in x 8.27in)

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American Gold Eagle 1/4 oz 2020

$539.75

Product Details
Since its introduction in 1986, the Gold Eagle series has become America’s preferred Gold bullion coin. With its iconic design in a more affordable 1/4 oz of Gold, this fractional Gold Eagle is ideal for investors and collectors alike.

Coin Highlights:

Contains 1/4 oz actual Gold weight.
Multiples of 40 are packaged in mint tubes. All other coins will be in protective packaging.
Eligible for IRA's.
Obverse: Adapted from Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ famed Gold Double Eagle design, which features Lady Liberty in front of the Capitol building holding in her right hand a fiery torch and an olive branch in her left. Her hair is flowing back behind her in the wind signifying forward movement against a background of sun rays.
Reverse: Shows a male bald eagle in flight carrying an olive branch to his nest, where a female awaits with her young.
Produced by the U.S. Mint in West Point, NY.

The 1/4 oz Brilliant Uncirculated Gold Eagle is always in high demand because fractional Gold Eagles make for an easy way to own the beautiful Gold American Eagle design at a lower price point. Add this beautiful coin to your cart today.

$5 Liberty BU

$522.04

This vintage coin is a great investment for collectors and investors alike having circulated in the U.S. more than 100 years ago. With low premiums over the spot price of Gold, these coins are a great way to add to any investment portfolio.

Coin Highlights:

Contains .2419 oz of Gold.
Multiples of 40 are packaged in plastic tubes. All other coins will be in protective packaging.
Obverse: Shows Liberty, facing left, encircledrs with the word "Liberty" on her hair band.
Reverse: Features a heraldic eagle with a shield on its breast. Surrounding the eagle is "United States of America" and the denomination.
Designed by Christian Gobrecht and minted from 1838-1907.
U.S. Mint issue from the following mints: Philadelphia, Carson City, Denver, New Orleans or San Francisco.

Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf 1 oz 2020

$1,197.97

The Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf appeals to investors and collectors worldwide for its beauty and purity, with the classic maple leaf design in high qualite Platinum.

Coin Highlights:

Contains 1 oz of .9995 fine Platinum.
Multiples of 10 are packaged in mint tubes. All other coins will be in protective packaging.
Eligible for IRA's
Obverse: Shows the right facing profile of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the year and $50 face value.
Reverse: Displays a large, single maple leaf with the weight and purity.
Sovereign coin backed by the Canadian government.

Peace $1 AU

$27.69

1922-1935 - 90% SILVER PEACE DOLLAR ABOUT UNCIRCULATED "The obverse side of the Peace Dollar shows the profile, facing left, of a crowned Lady Liberty with hair flowing behind her. The reverse pictures an American eagle resting on a rocky outcropping, peering at the sun through its rays. The word "Peace" is written on the rock where the eagle is standing on. The Lady Liberty was modelled by Teresa, wife of Italian immigrant Anthony de Francisci who won the contest for the design of the peace dollar. The peace dollar is special in the sense that it commemorates the restoration of peace after World War I."

$2.5 Liberty BU

$268.10

Americas Golden Age of coining may have come in the early 20^th century, but many of its 19^th century coins feature Neoclassical styles that investors and collectors enjoy. What makes these coins even more desirable is their status as Pre-1933 gold coins that survived a government collection and meltdown.

Coin Highlights:

Individual coins ship in plastic flips, multiples of 50 in plastic tubes.
Contains .1209 oz of .900 gold.
Struck at five United States Mint locations.
Issued with a $2.50 face value.
Features imagery consistent with other gold coins of the era.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered the collection and melting of all gold coins in circulation starting in 1933. The effort was designed to bolster American reserves in the face of the economic turmoil of the Great Depression. Surviving coins, like these Pre-1933 $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagles, are extremely rare and limited in supply.

The coins in this product listing were struck between 1840 and 1907. At this time, the United States Mint attempted to maintain consistent designs in all of its gold coins. The Lady Liberty and bald eagle designs on this coin were similar to these and 1839 half-eagles.

On the reverse side of each coin is Lady Liberty's left-profile portrait. She is shown with her hair back in a bun and a crown atop her head. The word Liberty is engraved in the crown, with 13 stars around her bust to represent Americas founding colonies.

The obverse features the original heraldic eagle. With a shield on its chest, the eagle holds arrows and an olive branch in its talons. United States of America is engraved around it, with the face value inscribed below as 2 D. Christian Gobrect designed the images on each side of the coin.

The United States Mint produced these coins at its Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, Charlotte, and Dahlonega Mints. These coins are available in brilliant uncirculated condition, with no trace of wear. There is a possibility the coins will show contact marks, spotted surfaces, or breaks in luster.

Peace $1 BU

$27.69

1922-1935 - 90% SILVER PEACE DOLLAR BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED "The obverse side of the Peace Dollar shows the profile, facing left, of a crowned Lady Liberty with hair flowing behind her. The reverse pictures an American eagle resting on a rocky outcropping, peering at the sun through its rays. The word "Peace" is written on the rock where the eagle is standing on. The Lady Liberty was modelled by Teresa, wife of Italian immigrant Anthony de Francisci who won the contest for the design of the peace dollar. The peace dollar is special in the sense that it commemorates the restoration of peace after World War I."

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