Current Specials
1. Certified Pre-1933 Gold Numismatic Special
For a limited time, take advantage of this opportunity to own rare pre-1933 gold coins from the U.S. Mint at a special premium! These uncirculated gold coins are a great stepping stone for first time collectors to own rare numismatic gold at a great low premium. These pre-1933 gold coins are certified by world renowned third-party grading services NGC & PCGS to ensure their purity and quality and now available to you while supplies last.
Act now to own rare numismatic gold struck by the U.S. Mint. Call 800-344-6468.
MS 61 $20 Gold Liberty - $1,530
The $20 gold Liberty Head (also known as the “Coronet Double Eagle”) is the largest denomination of all regular United States issues and was authorized to be coined by the Act of March 3, 1849. These $20 Liberty Head gold Eagles were the most popular gold coins of their time and are highly sought for their collector value and beauty. This coin is .900-fine with a gold content of .96750 oz.
MS 60 $20 Gold Liberty - $1,460
The $20 gold Liberty Head (also known as the “Coronet Double Eagle”) is the largest denomination of all regular United States issues was authorized to be coined by the Act of March 3, 1849. These $20 Liberty Head gold Eagles were the most popular gold coins of their time and are highly sought for their collector value and beauty. This coin is .900-fine with a gold content of .96750 oz.
MS 61 $20 Gold St. Gaudens - $1,540
Since the moment of its release in 1907, the $20 gold St. Gaudens has been widely considered as the most beautiful coin design possibly ever created. This rare gold coin takes its name from its designer, famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. The stunning beauty and of these gold coins make them among the most sought after gold collector’s coins in the world. This coin is .900-fine with a gold content of .96750 oz.
MS 60 $20 Gold St. Gaudens - $1,480
Since the moment of its release in 1907, the $20 gold St. Gaudens has been widely considered as the most beautiful coin design possibly ever created. This rare gold coin takes its name from its designer, famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. The stunning beauty and of these gold coins make them among the most sought after gold collector’s coins in the world. This coin is .900-fine with a gold content of .96750 oz.
MS 61 $10 Gold Liberty - $760
Minted from 1866 to 1907, these $10 gold Liberty Heads make an excellent gold portfolio builder. The world-famous profile of Miss Liberty is featured on the obverse and the heraldic American Eagle on the reverse. These classic gold coins are highly sought for their collector value and beauty. This coin is .900-fine with a gold content of .48375 oz.
MS 60 $10 Gold Liberty - $735
Minted from 1866 to 1907, these $10 gold Liberty Heads make an excellent gold portfolio builder. The world-famous profile of Miss Liberty is featured on the obverse and the heraldic American Eagle on the reverse. These classic gold coins are highly sought for their collector value and beauty. This coin is .900-fine with a gold content of .48375 oz.
2. Gold 1-Kilo Johnson Matthey Bars
Northwest Territorial Mint is making Johnson Matthey limited quantities of one-kilogram .9999-fine gold bars available for shipment within thirty days of receipt of good funds at a premium of just $15 above spot per ounce.
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