What You Should Know About
Pre-1933 U.S. Gold Coins
• More Protection Than Modern Gold
• Non-Reportable to the I.R.S.
• Better Upside Potential Than Gold Bullion
• Excellent "Double-Play" Profit Opportunity
Many investors today are looking to diversify their
portfolios with precious metals and hard assets. For more than 2,500 years, gold and silver have been
recognized as lasting mediums of exchange. Over time, every paper
currency ever printed has become worthless. When there is a stock market
crash, a currency crisis, or rising inflation that creates financial
risks, investors turn to gold for long-term safety and protection.
Clearly, gold has endured the test of time. It's proven to be the only
permanent and lasting form of wealth. One way to diversify your
portfolio is through the acquisition of United States gold coins minted
before 1933.
United States Rare Coins offer
these proven advantages
Not Subject to Confiscation - Most modern issue bullion coins like
Krugerrands and Canadian Maple Leafs can be confiscated under current
U.S. laws. Pre-1933 U.S. Gold coins are specifically exempt from
confiscation as “collector coins.”
Rare Coins are Private, Non-Reportable - Sales of
Pre-1933 U.S. rare coins are non-reportable. However, the sale of modern
bullion in amounts exceeding 25 ounces requires dealers to file a 1099-B
with the I.R.S. reporting your profits at the time of the sale.
Less Speculative as an Investment - Pre-1933 Rare Coins
are typically less volatile than bullion in the short-term. The price of
gold and silver changes throughout the day on the world markets and are
subject to rapid fluctuations in price. Rare Coins Outperform Bullion -
In the long-term, the U.S. Rare Coin Market has far outperformed gold
bullion, especially in recent years.
Pre-1933 Gold Gives You Leverage - A bull market in
precious metals has shown to drive up demand on prices for older U.S.
Rare Coins. This gives you a "Double-Profit" Opportunity. In past
decades, the value of Rare Coins have soared dramatically far outpacing
the rise in gold bullion alone.
Growing Demand, Fixed Supply for Rare Coins
There are further advantages of owning historic coins over modern gold
bullion. Rare coins are scarce with a fixed and limited supply–
while modern gold and silver coins are minted by the millions each year.
Modern Bullion will not go up due to its rarity, they will only go up
based on their gold content. Their value will always be based on gold.
While demand for rare coins is growing among new collectors, the supply
to fill that demand is fixed and even diminishing as many coins are put
away into permanent collections or hoarded away for generations.
Buy Gold for Safety, Rare Gold Profits
Precious metals and hard assets have historically served as insurance
and protection against a financial crisis. You can only hope and pray
that you will never need them and that stocks, bonds, and paper currency
will never become worthless. Diversifying your portfolio with gold
bullion, silver, and a carefully chosen selection of U.S. Rare Coins
offers you a better long-term strategy in the event of a financial
crisis.
In summary:
We believe that Rare Coins offer you privacy from government intrusion,
safety in a crisis, and a proven way to add leverage to your gold and
silver portfolio. Best of all, many high quality U.S. Rare Coins are
trading at half of their previous market highs of 1989. That means they
offer the lowest downside risk and highest upside potential we've seen
in decades.
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