Bullion diversifications in international precious metal are beneficial for their aesthetic beauty and educational value, as they are for their precious metal content. Bullion bars are the most affordable type of international precious metal investment, and reputable brand names for purity and liquidity include PAMP Suisse, Credit Suisse, and Johnson Matthey. These bars are commonly held as personal financial reserves for emergencies, or short-term profit vehicles, as U.S. government-approved precious metal contributions, or as diversifications for long-term rare coin holdings. More and more of today’s investors want to protect their wealth until economic order is restored, and are purchasing rare gold coins like 22-karat, Double Eagles.

$20 Lady Liberty, and $20 Saint Gaudens gold coins are also known as Double Eagles, and have a tremendous capacity for long-term appreciation. This potential historically is realized during economic recession, so investors may want to research these coins’ capacity to protect wealth, and to even to possibly expand during stagnant economic cycles like the one we currently face. Bullion coins like modern, $50 American Eagles make ideal short-term diversifications, as well as international precious metal bullion coins like 22-karat Austrian 100 Coronas, or 24-karat Chinese Pandas. Other popular 24-karat bullion coins include Australian Kangaroos, Koalas, and Lunar coins, as well as Canadian Maple Leafs, Austrian Philharmonics, and American Buffalos. Investors are encouraged to complete their research, and then to contact one of our friendly specialists, who offer institutional discounts on bullion, and rare coin to household investors like you.

John Burke

A great many American household investors benefit from the exotic beauty and educational value of international Precious metal, as well as the short-term and long-term investment options that it provides. Today’s investors generally adhere to United States minted coinage for their long-term rare coin needs, as coins like Double Eagles are coveted the world over for their proven safe haven capabilities, as well as their documented potential for substantial long-term profit. Double Eagle coins are rare, $20 Lady Liberty, and $20 Saint Gaudens, 22-karat gold coins, and their historically proven numismatic value commands very high prices. Conversely, since bullion coins have no numismatic value, their prices generally hover just above the current gold spot price.

The vast majority of today’s investors are making long-term rare coin purchases, and many of them have begun diversifying with international precious metal like 22-karat South African Krugerrands, instead of 22-karat American Eagle one-ounce bullion coins. International precious metal adds an eclectic element to any portfolio, and there are also various international bullion coins with 24-karat purity like Canadian Maple Leafs, or Austrian Philharmonics to diversify long-term rare coin holdings. Other 24-karat international precious metal bullion coins include Chinese Pandas, and Australian Kangaroos, Koalas, and Lunar coins. All of the aforementioned 24-karat bullion coins are also U.S. government-approved for precious metal IRA storage, along with 22-karat American Eagles, and 24-karat American Buffalos. Investors can receive institutional discounts on their international bullion and American Eagle rare coin by contacting one of our friendly specialists, who offer these discounts to household investors like you.

John Burke

Investors who are seeking a long-term safe haven precious metal investment generally purchase American rare coins like Double Eagles, and limit their taste for international precious metal to bullion coins, as short-term diversifications for more costly rare coins. Double Eagle coins are rare, 22-karat $20 Lady Liberty, and $20 Saint Gaudens gold coins, minted from 1850 to 1907, and from 1907 to 1933, respectively. These two coins have been among the best-performing coins in gold for the past three years, as their numismatic value generally tends to appreciate over time, particularly during periods of economic duress. Today’s serious long-term investors are using Double Eagle coins, and diversifying with a wide range of international precious metal bullion from various countries.

Since bullion coins possess no numismatic value like rare coins do, their prices usually hover slightly above the current gold spot price, which is the cost of one troy ounce of pure gold. International precious metal bullion coins all contain nearly one troy ounce of pure gold, although they vary between 22, and 24-karat purity, and are also minted in smaller denominated versions of the one-ounce coins, for greater affordability. Popular 22-karat international bullion includes South African Krugerrands, and British Sovereign coins, which contain added alloys for greater durability. 24-karat bullion coins include Canadian Maple Leafs, Chinese Pandas, Austrian Philharmonics, and Australian Kangaroos, Koalas, and Lunar coins. Investors are encouraged to complete their research, and then to contact one of our friendly specialists, who offer institutional discounts on bullion, and rare coin.

John Burke