Points To Consider When Purchasing Gold Eagle Coins

When collectors or investors first start out to amass gold coins they often find themselves confused by the myriad of coins that are available. There has always been a huge amount of choices for people when they wanted to purchase gold products, starting with the first gold Krugerrands targeted by collectors, right on through the incredible assemblage available for purchase in today’s gold products market.

In regard to American Gold Eagle Coins, you’ll find that you are astonished by the amazing detail in the design on the face. You can see Lady Liberty and the Capitol buildings on the coin’s front, a great design from Augustus Saint-Gauden. Flip it over to find a beautiful picture of an eagle that is soaring through the air, a nest underneath it. You can also see the typical “In God We Trust and “E Pluribus Unum.” Its value comes in down its symbolic design and its actual gold make up.

If you are a beginning investor, it’s worth noting for you that the Gold Eagle coins may be a great choice because of the variety of sizes that are available. The American Eagle is made available in denominations of 1/10oz, 1/4oz, 1/2oz and 1oz. Even though the spot price on gold has it’s daily fluctuations, these coins seem to maintain their price at a small premium just above the price of gold. So how that works would be if gold is $950, then the 1oz coin would probably be selling for about $1,000. Actually, there was a’99 1/10-ounce gold eagle coin listed on eBay that will sell for at least $117. Since this is above the $95 (or so) spot price value, it would seem to be a reasonable premium.

It would be very easy to just talk about it as a piece of gold, but its value as a collectible and a particular product is also very important. In the case of gold eagle coins, it’s the backing of the American Government that investors are concerned with.

Purchasing any collectible has an element of risk, but the safest bets are available from the larger, more reputable companies established within the USA Government involvement provides a certain guarantee of a quality product. Because of this, golden Eagle coins may be the safest and best item for new collectors.

The American Eagle coin, with its U.S. government endorsement, as well as it sheer beauty and majesty, definitely has a place in any coin investor’s collection. There are also silver and platinum Eagle coins, if you prefer to add some diversity to your portfolio.

Franklin Kelly writes articles on gold bullion coins, including Gold Proof Eagles and Gold Proof Anniversary Eagles for your precious metals portfolio or coin collection.

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Friday, November 20th, 2009 Coin Collecting

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