Over to South Africa

Let us go to South Africa to enjoy two weeks of top class cricket as well as buy a few world famous South African Krugerrands gold coins.

While business persons of class pursue bullion collection, T20 is the cricket played by the best players in the world.

The wise men of the world are heeding the timely advises from the U.S. Gold Bureau sent through their newsletters and press releases. With United States Gold Bureau, you can purchase silver, gold or other precious metals and coins.



Look at the 1 Oz Krugerrands here. Is it not simply beautiful? I recently bought this along with my sister. Not a day has passed since we bought this without showing it proudly to everyone that has visited us.

I do not know how I can thank the U.S. Gold Bureau for all their service since I started dealing with it three years ago.

The Springbok on the reverse of the coin you see above is the national symbol of South Africa and the other side of coin bears the picture of Paul Kruger, a former president of South Africa.

Every American should buy this rare coin.

This is 2009 ultra high relief gold coin is slated to be the next million-dollar coin.

Attention gold bullion investors! If you want to add this superb gold coin to your rare coin portfolio, you must book now by calling 1-800-775-3504.

This particular coin has a rich American history to back up its claim as the next million-dollar gold coin. If you visit the United States Gold Bureau and look for this ultra relief gold coin under 'rare coins', you will be amazed at the details and will be proud to be an American.

Look at the revers side of this gold coin.

Do you have second thoughts still?

Book your coin now with United States Gold Bureau, home to a large and dedicated staff of hard asset professionals committed to serving your precious metals investment needs.

Pre-1933 rare gold coins.

The only place where you can buy pre-1933 gold coins is the U.S. Gold Bureau subject to availability. United States Gold Bureau is home to a large and dedicated staff of precious metals and rare coins professionals. You can buy gold coins with Indian Princess engraved on one side and on the other side; you can see the value of the coins ($3).

These lovely $3 gold coins were minted from 1854 until 1859. In all, approximately, 532,000 coins only were minted.

Yes, I have a few coins of this type. I bought them from a coins dealer when I visited Singapore two years ago.

I don’t think I can buy such rare gold coins anymore. May be, if you can locate an old coins dealer in Kansas, you will be lucky. I read in a finance forum that Kansas has several highly experienced rare coins dealers.

Is it true?

Indian Princes gold coins.

This is a 1-dollar gold coin minted in the U.S. in 1854. This Indian Princes gold coins series was once a coin collectors' prize catch. I found out this coin in the web site of Unites States Gold Bureau. Until now, I never knew that the U.S. minted a coin bearing the image of an Indian.

The $1 Indian Princess Gold Coin was followed by other denominations of $2.5, $3, $5 and $10. I doubt anyone in India has collected them.

But, most of my compatriots purchase American eagle gold coins from the U.S. Gold Bureau simply because of the beauty of the coin. They buy them for investment purpose.

United States Gold Bureau is home to a large and dedicated staff of hard asset professionals. Their knowledge of bullion market behavior, certified rare coins have helped many in the U.S. to wisely invest their savings in precious metals.

I have spotted another Indian gold coin in usgoldbureau.com. It is a $10 Indian Head gold coin. See the image below of it. Isn’t it lovely?

Where to buy rare copper coins?

Monaco rare coin is an authentic place to buy and sell rare coins, the industry where there is a huge potential to make really big money. But you should be aware of the pitfalls of rare coins trading; without experts’ help and guidance, you may lose a fortune.

Monaco Rare Coins experts are hard core professional and they can guard an investor against possible market pitfalls because of their in depth knowledge and experience in the rare coins industry.

Like any antique dealing, it requires a network to find out:

*who possess what kind of rare coins

* Who is selling their rare coins portfolio?

* Who is willing to buy rare coins and to what extent?

Well, Monaco rare coins as part of the Monex companies have exactly that-the network of market expertise and resources with which they know the market needs.

Monaco staff and advisors are members of the American Numismatic Association.