US Gold Eagles 2009
October 28, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
If you haven’t heard the news already, the U.S. Mint announced earlier this year that they would be curtailing their overall production of US Gold Eagles in 2009 due to problem sourcing gold to mint them from. The Mint is required to source it’s gold from American mines and because of the huge worldwide demand [...]
2009 Gold Buffalo Proof Coins
October 23, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
The United States Mint today said the 2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin will launch on Thursday, October 29, at noon Eastern Time. The release date is not surprising since it was tentatively announced earlier this month. What is nearly shocking is that there will be "no mintage or household order limit for this product." [...]
CoinWeek October 5-11, 2009
October 23, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
What’s New on CoinLink …….. Doug Winter asked the questions that everyone seems to have on their minds…Where Have All the Nice Coins Gone? An interesting topic that we are going to continue to explore in future articles. What People are saying about Gold. Is it the right time to buy? Five articles from todays [...]
2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin to be Released by U.S. Mint on October 29th
October 23, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
The United States Mint announced today that it will begin accepting orders for the one-ounce 2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin at noon Eastern Time (ET) on October 29, 2009. Its price will be based on the United States Mint’s pricing structure for numismatic products containing precious metals. To view current pricing information, visit http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/index.cfm?flash=yes&action=goldplat. [...]
Recent Coin News and Articles this Week
October 8, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
What’s New on CoinLink …….. New Book: “King of Eagles” The Most Remarkable Coin Ever Produced by the U.S. Mint has been authored by Dean Albanese. The story of the 1804 Proof Gold Eagle. Any fan of rare coins or US history will love this book (and the website KingOfEaglesCoin.com). The United States Mint announced [...]
Coin News: 1933 Double Eagles, Treasure Hunt, Criswell & Confederate Money, Gobrecht Dollars
September 30, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
Four numismatic news or coin blog articles are referenced on CoinNews every Tuesday and Thursday. These articles are not authored by us, but we recommend coin collectors read them for their unusual or interesting content. Here are today’s coin articles: U.S. Attorney’s Office Files Civil Forfeiture Complaint in Case of 10 Double Eagle Gold Pieces [...]
American Gold Eagle Investing Guide
September 22, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
This is an American Gold Eagle Investing Guide for the world’s most popular and traded gold coin for reasons of investing. There are 4 different sizes this coin is available in, the 1/10 oz, the ¼ oz, the ½ oz and the 1 oz. the face values are respectively $5, $10, $25, $50. This coin [...]
Coin Monday: Songs and Gold
September 15, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
Heritage Auction Galleries Sept. 14, 2009 Written by John Dale It’s as good a day to have a song stuck in my head, and this time, it’s “The Virginia Company” from the turn-off-your-mental-fact-checker-and-enjoy-the-ride Disney film Pocahontas. The Jamestown expedition never found any gold, either in the film or reality, but while eastern Virginia was not [...]
2000-P Sacagawea Cheerios Dollar
September 10, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
Only in America would there be cash in a cereal box as a prize. This is the case for the now famous 2000-P Sacagawea Cheerios Dollar. To a surprised coin collector, not only are these coins free with the purchase of a box of cheerios but they are unique and collector’s items. Absent from all [...]
Weekly Market Recap 08/21/09
August 22, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
This week has seen more sideways trading as the markets continue to seek a clear and definitive direction. While some are claiming the worst is over, others like Bloomberg.com report that more than 300 banks could still fail across the nation, further affecting small businesses and consumers, the real drivers of the economy. This mixed [...]
