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The top 8 Gold Bullion Coins to add to your portfolio. Although there are many to choose from here is our top picks. American Gold Eagle Gold Buffalos Maple Leafs Philharmonics African Krugerrands Pandas Lunars U.S. . . . keep reading How the rising Precious Metals Market will effect your coin prices. Inflation from the early 70's to 1980 led investors to seek items with more tangible value. The rare coin market went up considerably during this period of time. Fundalmentally we are in a mor . . . keep reading There's always a Silver Lining in every Clouded Coin Market. The following is an overview of the best Bullion Silver coins. We discuss in another article why we believe that Silver will perform well over the coming months and years. America Silver Eagles . . . keep reading More

4 reasons why the "America the Beautiful" 5 ounce Bullion Coin might be a good investment. These are the largest coins ever struck or issued by the U.S. Mint. These coins contain 5 ounces of silver. Rumor has it that the coins will sell for a small premium over melt,That could put the price up to $180. The Mint will only produce up to 100,000 for each design of the 5 different 2010 America the Beautiful designs... . . . keep reading Money can't buy me Love But, John Lennon's image on a coin can lead to immediate big profits... Putting the image of a popular Music Legend on a low mintage coin, was a recipe for profit. A situation that had more collectors, thus more demand than there were coins. . . . keep reading More