US America The Beautiful 5 oz Silver
5 coins (25 ounces) @ $143.00 a coin – Not Delivered
Full Box 100 coins (500 ounces) @ $13,890 Delivered

** Selection of parks vary based on availability – Pictures are for reference only **
** Coins are ungraded **

HALF BAG OF 90% SILVER BARBER DIMES, QUARTERS OR HALVES (SOLD) @ $10,805 DELIVERED

(Based on availability)

Rolls of MORGANS for Just $625 each
Rolls of PEACE Dollars at $620 each
Rolls of 1921 MORGANS at $625 each

Quantities are limited. Free shipping on 5 rolls or more.

Available silver coins change from hour to hour so call and ask if you are interested in any type of silver bullion related coins.

Rhodium is a very scarce metal with an annual production of less than 1 million ounces. It is 100 times rarer than gold and ten times rarer than platinum. Rhodium is mined as a byproduct of platinum so there is no pure rhodium mine, which makes it very difficult to increase production. In fact, only 10 mines in the world produce rhodium. It is used as an industrial catalyst, in mirrors, optical instruments, aircraft engines and primarily in catalytic converters for autos, especially diesel engines.

1 ounce Rhodium bars – $1,556 each

10 Bars for $15,230

Subject to price change and availability. All information is deemed accurate but not guaranteed.

Typically I am not a big fan of paying big premiums for certified bullion coins. Usually it’s simply a way for dealers to pad their profits.

That said, I do like the idea that the certified coins have been examined and are guaranteed genuine. There have been a lot of counterfeit coins hitting the market the last few years and many buyers feel more comfortable having certified coins.

Secondly, the coins are well protected by being placed in either PCGS or NGC hard plastic holders.

Buffalos are especially prone to damage because they are pure 24 karat gold, which is very soft and easily scratched.

I’m not going to give you a sales pitch and tell you these coins are destined to become high priced rarities. I don’t believe that is true. But a lot of other people – both dealers and investors do believe that.

I recently had the opportunity to purchase 100 one ounce $50 Gold Buffalos and a handful of $50 Gold Eagles graded MS70 for a few dollars more than ungraded coins. It seemed such a small premium that I thought they were a good deal.

I am first offering them to my clients.

One ounce Gold Buffalo MS70 PCGS or NGC

$1,851.- per coin

Buy 10 for $18,320.-
No shipping charge

Or 25 @ $1,829.90 each
$45,727.50 delivered.

With every order receive a complementary first year of issue State Quarter graded at least MS65

All items are available on a first come, first served basis. Limited quantities are typical. Prices subject to change. Call now!

This is a great way to stock up on silver at today’s low prices.

$17,197 Delivered!

We have TEN Available

* Price subject to change. Basis is $31.11 spot silver.

I have a local client who is selling his bullion to purchase a home in Phoenix.

I can offer his coins at a discounted price since I would need to sell them back into the market, I can offer them at a slightly lower price.

Save a couple percent on any of these coins. No shipping charge on 5 ounces or more.

A) 4 – Gold Buffalo 1oz coins

Two in original Government plastic ($1,772 ea) – SOLD

One NGC MS-69 ($1,773) – SOLD

One NGC MS-70 ($1,798) – SOLD

B) 23 – 1 oz Gold Eagles ($1,772 ea) – SOLD

C) 1 – 1986 1st year of issue set of 4 coins – 1/10, 1/4 , 1/2, 1 oz – All in jumbo

PCGS holder graded MS-69 ($3,335) – SOLD

D) 2 – Complete Silver Eagle Sets – 1986 – 2005 (20 coins each) ($776 ea)

All graded NGC MS-69

Includes the rare date 1996

Buy these for the same price that you would pay for the ungraded coins and the grading is free. – SOLD

Brand new 2013 Silver Eagles straight from the US Mint

• Original Sealed Mint Monster Boxes of 2013 Silver Eagles (500 coins) – $16,990 delivered. SOLD!

• Or buy a few rolls (20 coins per roll) in original Mint Tubes. These coins are untouched since they left the Mint. We don’t pick any coins out or handle the coins – 1 roll @ $696. No shipping charge on 10 rolls or more. SOLD!

90% Bags below wholesale

• Bag of Washington Quarters all nice Uncirculated. (You get an extra 5 ounces of silver since coins are brand new with no wear) – $24,757 delivered – 1 only SOLD!

• Bag of rare Barber 50c. These coins were minted between 1892-1915. Wholesale listed prices for avg circulated coins according to Coin Dealer Newsletter is $30,500.  Yours for only $26,450. That’s over $4000 discount! 1 each. SOLD!

• Half bag of Barber 25c, 10c or 50c all coins avg circulated with full dates. 1892-1915
Only $13,565 per half bag. 1 only SOLD!

• Full bag of Standing Liberty 25c. I’ve only handled bags of these once before. That’s 5% less than Coin Dealer Newsletter wholesale price and that’s just 10% more than the silver value of the coins. Great way to invest in silver and have a chance to make extra later because of rarity.
Available for $25,300 SOLD!

If you are waiting for a real deal on silver this is it. I only have one of each of the 90% bags.

Historically, platinum trades for 30% more than gold. Platinum has always been a more precious metal than gold. In fact between 1974 and 2011 the platinum to gold ratio has averaged 1.36 to 1 ounce of gold. Looking at charts there has consistently been resistance at a 1:1 ratio. That means that anytime in the past when gold and platinum were priced the same or nearly the same the market corrected the inequity by forcing platinum back up in price relative to gold. The ratio went well below 1 to 1 in 1982, 1985 and now again. This is normally a huge buy signal for platinum. The ratio is simply out of whack. Likewise when platinum was double the price of gold the ratio screamed at investors to trade for gold, which turned out to be the best trade of the decade. The Platinum to Gold ratio hit highs of 2.3 oz. to one ounce of gold in 2001 and again in 2008. That means Platinum was more than double the price of gold. Imagine if you traded every ounce of your platinum for gold when gold was $990 an ounce in 2008. You would have 2 ounces of gold valued at $3320 instead of 1 ounce of platinum which is worth $1594. By trading the ratio when it hits these extremes a person could easily have doubled their bullion position with no out of pocket expense. Investors who took advantage of both peaks in the 200’s have nearly quadrupled the amount of gold they have without spending a penny.

Now, platinum is trading lower than gold the market is telling you to do the opposite. Trade your gold for platinum. The idea is to trade for platinum when the ratio is close to 1 and trade or sell when the ratio goes back to two. You can see by the example I have shown that the opportunity doesn’t come along all that often and it is not something that changes over night. However the ratio has been edging upward since this summer.

While it usually takes a little time for ratios to correct themselves there is a possibility of picking up an additional $500 or more an ounce on platinum even without a move in gold if the ratio does return to normal. Any improvement in the economy would hasten this move. Detroit is reporting record auto sales, which also has a huge effect on platinum as it is used in catalytic converters.

The advantage to platinum in a bull market is that not only is it 30 times more rare than gold but there are no above ground supplies as there are with gold. Plus there are basically 3 mines in South Africa that produce 80% of the world’s platinum. They have been plagued by strikes and riots. They have been facing increased costs that are making it hard to be profitable. If any of them should shut down it could cause platinum to double. A shortage of platinum would have a dramatic effect on prices. In the meantime platinum is already lower based on the poor economy so I don’t see much downside.

If you traded for platinum last summer I would recommend holding on. If you didn’t trade a portion of your gold or gold coins, especially $20 St. Gaudens and Liberties it’s worth another look.

Last summer I sent a fact sheet on platinum including relative rarity and pertinent facts. If you would like to review it just e-mail or call and I’ll send it to you. Or click this link to review it once more: Double Your Profits With Platinum

Look, no one knows for sure what’s going to happen but trading a portion of your gold or numismatics for platinum could multiply your profits.

Thanks again for reading my updates.

Nick

The Chinese market has been very volatile. Certain coins have had huge price swings. This market peaked in 2010 but prices are still very high.

Two examples are the 8 Reales, which is actually a Spanish coin that traded heavily in China and the Chinese “Junk” Dollar. The latter has a picture of a junk or Chinese boat. Eight Reales in top grades have recently shot through the roof from $35 to as much as an amazing $1,700! The Chinese “Junk” Dollar in high quality has gone from $50 to as much as a Whopping $2,000. While you may not own these exact coins, they illustrate how crazy this market is right now. It is imperative to check any Chinese coins or currency you may have to see if it is affected by the current bubble.

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