How do I determine the value of my gold coins
2,717 views · Published 11 January 2011 · 2:59 · Indexed 5 October 2026
Channel: ITM TRADING, INC. · 2011 · Howto & Style
free information on how to value your gold coins plus a free gold information kit for learning more about is now is the right time for you to buy gold coins. Value of my pre-1933 gold coins Rare coins have produced exceptional long-term performance for their owners. This track record stems from the basic fundamental factors which drive the rare coin market. Nobody is minting any more rare coins. In fact, the last rare gold coin emerged from the mint in 1933. As a result, supplies of rare coins are constantly and inevitably diminishing as coins are taken off the market for inclusion in closely-held family collections and long-term portfolios. Demand, on the other hand, has been on an upward trajectory for many years. This simple set of circumstances explains why rare coins increase in value over the long haul. Professional Coin Grading Service PCGS, one of the world?s two largest coin grading and certification firms, which has been in business since 1986, maintains indices to track the performance of the rare coin market. In fact, According to PCGS, one of two premier coin grading companies in the world, mint state rare coins have outperformed bullion close to 4 to 1 since 1971.* * this average is calculated using the pcgs.com chart entitled “Mint State Rare Gold Coin Index” and is compared against a bullion start price of $35oz in 1971 Gold Bullion Coins Gold bullion coins are legal tender of the country of issuance, and their gold content is guaranteed. Each bullion coin bears a face value that is largely symbolic; its true value depends on its gold content and the day-to-day changing price for gold. While bullion coins are normally purchased for their intrinsic value, they are also appreciated for their artistic appeal and beauty. Value of my gold bullion coins Bullion coins are available in a variety of sizes, ranging from 1/20 oz. to 1 Kilo, but the most popular and widely traded size is 1 ounce. A bullion coin provides outright, direct ownership of pure gold, and because it is legal tender, its authenticity is guaranteed by the country of origin. Gold bullion coins can be easily bought and sold virtually anywhere in the world. Among the most popular bullion coins are the Gold American Eagle, the Gold American Buffalo, the South African Krugerrand, the Gold Canadian Maple Leaf, the Australian Kangaroo Nugget, and the Austrian Vienna Philharmonic. ITM Trading's free webinar series archive http://bit.ly/2bIQfWV Here you can find past recordings of our webinar series. New videos are usually added within 48 hours of the original webinar date. To reserve a seat for our next live webinar: Call 1-888-own-gold or send us an email at [email protected] Shop for gold and silver online visit our ecommerce website http://bit.ly/2c02VIn To learn more about the benefits of gold please call us at 1-888-own-gold and ask for a free gold kit. Or you can order your free gold information kit online by clicking this link http://bit.ly/2bIjYOI
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