Description
In the midst of collapsing markets, gold and silver have held strong.
The S & P 500, which is one of the best indicators of the USA’s market performance, is down nearly 17% this year to date. Gold has held strong in this rapidly declining economy and dropped only about 1%.
Gold and silver have been held as a safe haven and store of wealth for over 2,000 years. Gold and silver are necessary tangible assets.
The package is targeted to be at $50, however prices continue to rise. By buying in bulk, you will save nearly $3,000. This package will enable buyers to get a variety of authentic coins and bars at a very low premium.
The package has inexpensive gold, silver, and platinum. It features both coins and bars. In addition to the bullion pieces, it has some classic pre-1933 coins with a very high grade of MS62 or in extra fine condition. These coins will yield a slightly higher price on the resale side.
It also has perhaps the top coin created by the US Mint in modern times, which is the 2009 Ultra High Relief with a perfect MS70 grade.
The pieces are:
$50 Gold American Eagle 1 oz – (BU) – Random Year
The 2023 Gold American Eagle is the most traded and trusted coin in the world. It was first released in 1986 by the US Mint. The obverse of the coin was designed by Augustus St. Gauden, who is noted as one of the most influential coin engravers in the history of the US Mint.
1 $50 Gold American Buffalo 1 oz – (BU) – Random Year – 24 karat
Designer James Fraser wanted to create a coin that was uniquely American. He succeeded with this coin. The obverse features a composite profile of 3 different Native American chiefs. The reverse features a buffalo.
1 Gold Austrian Philharmonic 1 oz – BU – Random Year – 24 karat
A beautiful 24 karat coin celebrating Europe’s most popular orchestra. Since it was launched in 1989, it has been the world’s top selling gold coin several years. It sells at bullion gold prices, yet it has achieved global collectible status.
1 Gold South African Krugerrand 1 oz – (BU) – Random Year –
The world’s first modern bullion gold coin and one of the most popular designs in the world.
1 Gold Canadian Maple Leaf 1 oz – (BU) – Random Year – 24 karat
One of the most popular and sought-after coins in the world. Has a very low premium.
1 2023 1 oz Gold Britannia – (King’s Edition) – 24 karat
Britannia, warrior goddess. Personification of Britain.
10 $5 Gold American Eagle 1/10 oz – (BU) – Random Year –
Extremely low premium on what is usually a very high-premium coin. Ten of these equal one full troy ounce of gold.
2 $10 Gold Indian Head (1907-1933) – ½ oz – Extra Fine Condition –
One of the only two designs by Augustus St. Gaudens, the most popular engraver in the history of the United States Mint. If features Lady Liberty wearing a headdress. Our coins are in Extra Fine condition, which exceptional for a coin that is 100 years old.
4 $5 Gold Indian Head (1908-1929) ¼ oz – Extra Fine Condition –
Historic coin with the famous incuse design.
4 £1 British Sovereigns – (random year, random design) ¼ oz
Globally popular coins. Nice to collect because of the ¼ size and varied designs over the years.
4 $2.5 Gold Indian Head (1908-1929) 1/8 oz – Extra Fine Condition –
Historic coin with the famous incuse design. The last of the 1/8 ounce gold coins minted by the U.S. Mint
50 Peso “Centenario” Mexican Gold 1.2 troy oz. – random year, circulated
The Centenario is a Mexican gold bullion coin first minted in 1921 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Mexico’s independence from Spain.
1 $20 Gold 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle NGC/PCGS MS70 24 karat
This coin celebrates Augustus St. Gaudens’ original 1907 Ultra High Relief design. There were only a handful of these coins created because of the difficulty in creating a high relief coin. This coin builds on the original coin that sold at $2,900,000 in 2005. MS70 is the highest grade possible for a coin.
1 $20 Gold Liberty (1850-1907) – MS64 –
The MS-64 $20 Liberty is a worthwhile investment as it not only possesses the desirable weight and vintage from Pre-1933, but also exhibits remarkable aesthetic appeal. Moreover, its scarcity is only one-fourth of that of the MS-63 grade, which makes it even more valuable for collectors and investors who are willing to pay a slightly higher premium for quality.
2 50 g/1.6075 oz. Gold Bar – Our Choice – (.9999 fine) Fifty gram bar enables price-conscious buyers to get an even extremely low premium while getting a smaller bar than the 5 oz. bar. This bar is extremely popular and quite easy to liquidate. The bar is eligible to be included in Self-Directed IRA.
1 Gold Bullion Bar – 1 oz – Our Choice of Accredited Manufacturer 24 karat
This bar is a versatile, low-premium classic. This should be the first gold coin that you scrap for cash. You can also have this one melted down and made into jewelry.
1 100 oz Silver Bullion Bar- Our Choice – 24 karat
These bars have a low premium over the spot price of silver and offer a significant amount of pure silver at a price that is very close to the spot price itself. This makes them an excellent option for investors who are cost averaging and looking for the lowest per ounce premium.
1 Platinum American Eagle 1 oz – BU (Random Year) 24 karat
Platinum is a versatile metal that will always be in demand for money, industry, and art. Expect a significant increase in the price of platinum in the next bull run. This coin is also eligible for IRA accounts, making it the most popular and sought after platinum coin in the world.
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