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Rare Coins - US Mint Gold Coins
 The US Mint issued the first gold coins in 1795–
these coins were first struck at the "mother mint" in Philadelphia. Back then, money was “worth it’s weight in gold” or silver- worth no more and no less.
As the American Western Frontier expanded, US Mint gold coins were later struck at seven different mints from Philadelphia to New Orleans, Dahlonega to
Charlotte, and San Francisco to Carson City and later in Denver. Wherever gold was found, it wasn't long before the US Mint opened branch
mints to strike official legal tender coins. Gold coin sizes ranged from the $1 gold piece up to the $50 denomination.
What Pre-1933 Rare Coins Offer You:
Complete Privacy
Coin dealers are not required to report your transactions of buying or selling Pre-1933 U.S. Rare Coins to the I.R.S. or any U.S. Gov't agency.
Coins Offer Leverage
Rare Coins offer outstanding leverage over gold bullion alone.
Growing Coin Demand
We see strong demand in the coming years from the 125 million new coin collectors who are just
getting started collecting the new Statehood Quarters.
Balance and Diversification
US Mint gold coins add balance and diversity to your portfolio. In addition, U.S.
Rare Coins can easily be handed down from generation to generation.
Immediate Liquidity
Classic U.S. Rare Coins are easier than ever to sell thanks to the internet.
While we would like the first option to purchase any coin we've sold to you,
there's also a large network of coin dealers worldwide who trade millions of
dollars daily, sight unseen, in an electronic dealer-to-dealer trading network.
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