what are the most popular gold coins?
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['1/10 Troy oz coin (face value: $5)', '1/4 Troy oz coin (face value: $10)', '1/2 Troy oz coin (face value: $25)', '1 Troy oz coin (face value: $50)']
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Notes. Gold Coins, Gold Bars, Silver Coins, and Silver Bars can be obtained from underwater Treasure Chests in the open sea on the east. Silver Coins can be use to buy things from merchants in the city of the Relic Hunters, or can be put inside the grinder to make Silver Dust.
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['2002 Wales Commonwealth Games £2. ... ', '2015 Navy £2. ... ', '2015 Britannia £2. ... ', '2002 England Commonwealth Games £2. ... ', '2017 Shield 50p. ... ', '2017 Sir Isaac Newton 50p. ... ', '2016 Jemima Puddleduck 50p. (Photo: Royal Mint) ... ', '2013 Suffragettes 50p. (Image: Royal Mint)']
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Apart from the 2004 five-cent piece other coins with low mintages include the most sought-after New Zealand coin, the Waitangi Crown. A total 1128, including 364 proof examples, were issued in 1935. By contrast there were 200,020 1949 Royal Visit crowns struck and 257,000 1953 Coronation Crowns.
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['1913 Liberty Head V Nickel $4,408,650.', '1870 S Liberty Seated Dollar $1,959,995.', '1927 D St Gaudens Double Eagle $1,200,000.', '1794 Flowing Hair Dollar $825,098.', '1838 O Capped Bust Half Dollar $745,000.', '1933 Indian Head Gold Eagle $600,000.', '1817 Capped Bust Half Dollar $500,000.']
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September 10, 2019 The United States holds the number one spot with over 8,000 tonnes of gold in its vaults – nearly as much as the next three countries combined. For seven consecutive years the Russian Central Bank has been the largest purchaser of gold, increasing its holdings by 274 tonnes in 2018.
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Alloyed with silver and copper the coin has a purity of 91.67% or 22k, which is the three hundred and fifty year stand for gold bullion coins. This produces a more wear-resistant coin. The 1/2 oz American Gold Eagle lists a face value of $25 USD but the gold value is much more.
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['1794 Flowing Hair Dollar: $10 million. ... ', '1797 Draped Bust Half-Dollar: $1,527,500. ... ', '1870 S Seated Liberty Dollar: $1,092,250. ... ', '1889 CC Morgan Silver Dollar: $881,250. ... ', '1796 Draped Bust Half-Dollar: $822,500. ... ', '1838 O Capped Bust Half-Dollar: $763,750. ... ', '1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar: $646,250. ... ', '1901 P Morgan Silver Dollar: $575,000.']
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Krugerrands are a wonderful investment and the best way to own gold! Gold has been man's trusted store of wealth for six thousand years, due to its intrinsic value. ... Today more than 61 million Krugerrands are in circulation; collectively they are worth more than R1 trillion at today's prices.
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One popular way to own gold is by buying gold coins, with 22-carat gold sovereigns the favourite with British investors. Sovereigns dating from about 1887 and up to 1982 are currently the best bet. Bullion coins recognised as UK legal tender are exempt from capital gains tax.
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Gold coins are bought through traditional coin dealers with around 7 to 10 percent 'spread'. That's the difference between the dealers' selling price and their buy-back price. 7 to 10 percent is what you lose when you buy gold as gold coins, and it's a very high transaction cost for a modern investment.
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The three lowest value (and smallest) coins are made of copper-covered steel. The 10-, 20- and 50-cent coins are 'Nordic gold' and the 1- and 2-euro coins use a sophisticated bi-metal technology which helps prevent counterfeiting.
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Some of the most popular and collectible Canadian coins are the 1936 “dot” coins. ... The 1936 “dot” 1-cent coin is the rarest of them all with only 3 mint state examples known to exist. One example sold at a 2010 coin auction for over $400,000!
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['50 State Quarters. The United States Mint began minting these modern quarters in 1999. ... ', 'Morgan Dollar or Peace Dollar. Morgan Dollars were common Silver Dollars circulated in the late 1800s and early 1900s. ... ', 'Liberty Seated Dollars. ... ', 'Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles. ... ', 'Gold and Silver Maple Leafs.']
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A gold coin is a coin that is made mostly or entirely of gold. Most gold coins minted since 1800 are 90–92% gold (22 karat), while most of today's gold bullion coins are pure gold, such as the Britannia, Canadian Maple Leaf, and American Buffalo. ... Gold has been used as money for many reasons.
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['50 State Quarters. The United States Mint began minting these modern quarters in 1999.', 'Morgan Dollar or Peace Dollar.', 'Liberty Seated Dollars. First minted in 1840, these coins inspired the Trade coin. ... ', 'Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles. Gold Double Eagles have a special place in history.', 'Gold and Silver Maple Leafs.']