>4 reasons to invest in gold

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• It’s the best way to protect your savings

  This is especially important during major disastrous events, such as crashes of the global market, economical crises, rise of the inflation, wars, terrorism etc. By investing in gold, you protect your savings from any possible predicaments in the future.

• Constant Purchasing Ability

  Gold has a constant purchasing ability. Today one ounce of gold has a similar value to that of thousands of years ago. This is exactly the reason why, in a long-term potential, your investment into gold will always pay off.

• Money Devaluates

  Gold prices change, but as a rule, only upwards. Check market graphs for the last decade and see for yourself- increase in gold prices has been directly replicated as a decrease in value of world’s currencies. Gold does not protect money from inflation, but it is the only, centuries-proof asset, that has seen rises and falls of international currencies.

• Your independence from others’ commitments

  Gold is a material asset, value of which does not depend on anyone’s actions, commitments, honesty or dedication. Unlike securities and fiat currencies, shares, futures, ETF etc., physical gold cannot be produced in unlimited volumes.

>A Few Simple Investment Rules

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Buy small and keep buying incrementally!!!

>Why Many Investors Choose European Gold Coins?

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Low Premium & Liquidity

The European gold coins are of high gold purity levels – 90% pure gold or more. Due to their high gold content and smaller size, these coins carry low premium and are highly sought after and liquid.

Potential Protection Against Confiscation

Market intelligence books like the Standard Catalog of World Coins recognize these coins have a collectible value over and above their bullion content. When the United States government last confiscated gold coins, recognized special value to collectors of rare and unusual coins and were exempt.
 

European gold coins like the British Sovereign are the #1 choice!

>AMP GOLDEAL

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We add value to our client portfolios. 

We help educate you about gold and silver. 

We offer unrivaled investment opportunities to build a portfolio, that fully reflects your objectives for safety, liquidity and growth.

Whether you are a first time investor or an active coin collector, we will give you the support and resources to help you make well-informed decisions.

We feel that gold should form part of a well-balanced and diversified investment portfolio.

>>  Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

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>Investment Considerations

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Precious metals have been known to rise with inflation, weakness in the stock and bond markets, weak dollar, international tension.

In times of inflation, the value of your savings and retirement accounts may lose their buying power.
Gold investments have traditionally been the ultimate hedge against inflation.

Gold has outperformed other investments during times of world tension.

Portfolio diversif ication:

we believe that 10% to 20% should be kept in tangible assets, to maintain a properly diverse por t folio. You can protect your future with a diversified portfolio that includes precious metals and/or rare coins.

When selecting coins for investment, you should consider the following:

1) current demand of the coin;
2) supply and availability;
3) the level at which coins of similar rarity, population and grade are currently trading;

Coins with a track record of 100% to 300% price appreciation during past bull and bear markets, may provide an excellent profit potential for a prospective investment. As a collateral benefit, you may also enjoy the benefits of rising precious metals values that are fueled by investor demand and world events.

>Gold Bullion Coins

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Gold American Eagle

Face Value	$50
Diameter	32.70 mm
Gross Weight	33.930 grams
Purity	0.9167

American Gold Buffalo

Face Value	$50
Diameter	32.70 mm
Gross Weight	31.108 grams
Purity	0.9999

 

Gold Canadian Maple Leaf

Face Value	$50
Diameter	30.00mm
Gross Weight	31.033 grams
Purity	0.9999

 

South African Gold Krugerrand

Face Value	1oz
Diameter	32.77mm
Gross Weight	33.930 grams
Purity	0.9170

 

 

>American Gold Coins

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Liberty Gold Dollar Type I

The Liberty Head Gold Dollar which is also known as the Type 1 Gold Dollar was minted from 1849 to 1854. In 1792 when the U.S. Mint first opened, there was no plan for this denomination to be produced.

$2.50 Coronet Liberty Quarter Eagle

It first appeared in 1838 and was designed by Christian Gobrecht, although the denomination was first introduced and authorized by a Congressional act in 1792.

$5 Liberty Head Half Eagle – Coronet Head

 First minted in 1839, the Liberty Head Half Eagle was designed by Christian Gobrecht who slightly modified William Kneass’ Liberty portrait.

$10 Liberty Head Eagle

It was minted from 1838 to 1907, and was the largest denomination coin authorized by the Mint Act of 1792. 

$20 Liberty Double Eagle

During the Gold Rush due to the overflow of gold that began pouring in, Congress authorized the United States Mint to create a $20 gold coin in1849..

Indian Gold Dollar

$2.50 Indian Quarter Eagle – Pratt Quarter Eagle

It was minted from 1908-1929.

$3 Indian Princess – Longacre

Minted in1853 it was designed such as to be differentiated from $2½ and $5 Liberty coins.

$5 Indian Half Eagle

It was minted yearly from 1908 unitil 1916, after which production stopped, and then resumed again in 1929, and then was permanently stopped. A large quantity of coins were melted due to President Franklin Roosevelt’s 1933 Executive Order , making this one of the most important dates in the series.
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>European Gold Coins

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British Sovereign

British Sovereigns are probably the most widely owned and recognized pre-1933 gold coins. They have been nicknamed the “gold survival coin” and the U.S. Army even included them as part of its special forces survival pack for years. These beautiful gold coins depict St. George slaying a dragon on the reverse and the monarch on the front.

Each Sovereign contains 0.2354 troy ounces of gold.

Swiss 20 Franc

Swiss Gold Francs feature a Swiss Miss (Vreneli) – with the word Helvetia above her head – among a background of the Alps. Thus, the coin is often nicknamed Helvetias or Vrenelis. The reverse features the date and the famous Swiss Cross surrounded by a shield, lying on an oak branch. Each Swiss Gold Franc contains 0.1867 troy ounces of gold.

French Rooster 20 Franc

Roosters were made prior to World War I, between the years of 1899 and 1914. This beautiful gold coin depicts an ornamental head on one side and a rooster with the date on the reverse. The rooster symbolizes Vigilance. Each French Gold Rooster contains 0.1867 troy ounces of gold.

French Angel 20 Franc

The French Angel gold coin has always been considered good luck. Legend has it that an earlier version accompanied Napoleon on all his victorious battles throughout Europe, however that he lost it the night before the Battle of Waterloo. Another legend exists regarding the coin´s designer, Augustine Dupre. His shiny gold angel caught the eye of his executioner, allowing him to bribe his way out of the guillotine. The Angel is depicted on the front of the coin writing the French Constitution. On the reverse, the slogan “Liberte Egalite Fraternite” appears with the date. Each Angel contains 0.1867 troy ounces of gold.

Austrian Ducat

Austria began minting Ducats in the early 16th century and were used as units of account in European countries; including Holland, Russian, Austria, and Sweden. This particular coin is the Franz Joseph I Austrian Ducat and contains 23¾ carats of gold (98%), making them amount the highs purity gold coins ever issued for circulation. They were minted throughout the 19th Century and into the 20th Century.

Italian 20 Lira

Italian 20 Lira Gold Coins are often referred to as “Umbertos.” Umberto I was King of Italy from 1878 until his death in 1900, and in history he was referred to as “The Good.” He was the son of Victor Emmanuel II, who united Italy under a single kingdom. Umberto I was the only modern King of Italy to die by assassination.

His assassination was said to be retribution for his praise of General Fiorenzo Bava-Beccaris´restoration of order during an uprising in the city of Milan. Each Gold Italian Lira contains 0.1867 troy ounces of gold.

>Italian 20 Lira Gold Coin

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Italian 20 Lira Gold Coins are often referred to as “Umbertos.” Umberto I was King of Italy from 1878 until his death in 1900, and in history he was referred to as “The Good.” He was the son of Victor Emmanuel II, who united Italy under a single kingdom. Umberto I was the only modern King of Italy to die by assassination.

His assassination was said to be retribution for his praise of General Fiorenzo Bava-Beccaris´restoration of order during an uprising in the city of Milan. Each Gold Italian Lira contains 0.1867 troy ounces of gold.

Italian 20 Lira Gold coin
Diameter	21mm
Dates	1879 – 1897
Metal	Gold
Gold Content	0.1867 oz.
Gross Weight	6.4516g
Location	World
Composition	90% gold

>Riding the Wave >> GO FOR GOLD

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