The Popularity Of American Gold Eagles
American Gold Eagles have found themselves to be more popular than ever, as they tend to suit the needs of coin collectors and investors with a large variety of coins produced for nearly any budget. For those individuals that are just discovering the excitement of these beautiful coins, they may find that they have an interest seeking out coins that have smaller denominations, as the purchase price will often be more affordable with a lower risk attached for beginners. Investors who are more experienced may be on the lookout for more expensive denominations that contain larger amounts of gold, with a focus on larger potential dividends in the long term. Either of these types of coin buyers will find that they are able to make proper decisions through using the tools and information that is available on the internet, often for free, to educate themselves and stay apprised of the latest prices and trends. Read more
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First Spouse Letitia Tyler Gold Coin Available July 2
July 3 -The U.S Mint began accepting orders for the First Spouse Letitia Tyler Gold Coin on July 2, 2009. With pricing for the coins based on the current United States Mint pricing structure, the 1/2 ounce 24-karat gold coin will be struck at the United States Mint at West Point, and will be offered in proof and uncirculated conditions. For updated pricing information visit the U.S. Mint Gold Coin Pricing Schedule.
 2009 John Tyler $1 Coin First Spouse Letitia  US $14.95
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 2009 JOHN LETITIA TYLER $1 COIN FIRST SPOUSE MEDAL US $16.95
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 2009 Tyler Letitia President $1 Coin and Spouse Medal US $14.99
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 2009 John Tyler First Spouse Letitia Julia 2 Sets US $25.95
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 2009 PRESIDENT JOHN TYLER $1 COIN SPOUSE LETITIA SET US $14.99
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 JOHNLETITIA TYLER FIRST SPOUSE Presidential MEDAL SET US $12.95
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American Proof Gold Eagles Suspended Due To High Demand
June 24 -The United States Mint has announced that the production of American Proof Gold Eagles and Uncirculated Coins has been suspended temporarily due to the unprecedented demand for American Eagle Gold Bullion Coins. As of Monday the Mint has announced that all available 22-karat gold blanks have been allocated to the American Eagle Gold Bullion Coin Program as is required by Public Law to ensure that the coins are produced “in quantities sufficient to meet public demand . . . .”
The U.S. Mint will return to producing American Eagle Gold Proof and Uncirculated Coins once sufficient supplies of gold bullion blanks are acquired to meet collector and investor demand for all three American Eagle Gold Coin products. Also, due to the results of the United States Mint's recent numismatic product portfolio analysis, production will cease on fractional sizes of American Eagle Gold Uncirculated Coins.
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2008 W $10 GOLD EAGLE PROOF 1 4 OUNCE OZ COIN RARE
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