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Kenny Edwards, Vice President of CNI

My Secret List Of $20 Liberty Gold

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I'M ONLY HALF JOKING ABOUT THIS TITLE
AND AFTER I EXPLAIN THE "BENEFIT FACTOR"
YOU MIGHT FIND MY SYSTEM A GREAT TOOL IN SELECTING BETTER DATE MATERIAL WITH MORE PROFIT POTENTIAL

I have put hours into this better date project because I think all higher grade mint state US gold pieces are cheap relative to the virtually unlimited investment pool forming in reaction to creeping inflation, out of control government spending, and potential terror threats. But within the total number of higher grade $20's available there is a smaller, and for the most part, overlooked group of $20 Liberty gold which are called "better dates" simply because their PCGS Populations are much smaller than would be expected given normal distribution.

My new selection system works with coins graded only by PCGS, the nation's number one grading standard. You can learn more about PCGS with the PCGS Grading Process Video.

Now the great part of all this and "My Secret" for lack of a better phrase is that with a little simple math it is posssible to highlight which particular coin, in this small list represents the best value. It was out of this interesting idea that I came up with my "Benefit Factor" and the notion that it could be used to make better investment choices.  Now take a look at the chart below and you will see the Population column is the number of coins graded by The Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). The Rarity column compares the number of coins graded to the most often seen 1904 date. This calculation provides the rarity factor. The higher the number the more desirable the coin. Finally, divide the rarity by the premium and you will have my Benefit Factor. The higher the Benefit Factor the better deal versus the cost. Do some comparison and you might agree this is an improved approach to rarity and price.

All coins are premium quality and have great eye appeal. And all are graded by PCGS which guarantees popularity and liquidity. These two alone factors have made this area a solid choice for those who want to diversify from gold bullion and have some patience. I mention patience because many of these scarce gold coins are difficult to locate and while I may quote a price there may not be an example available. I would also like to note that while I beleive this approach is more scientific, there are always unseen factors in financial markets which could and do cause price changes so profitability cannot be guaranteed. As always your complete satisfaction is guaranteed and backed with our famous 7 day "no questions asked" return policy. Thanks for reading and I hope you find my approach helpful in choosing the right gold coin for the money. As always, call with additional questions and more information.

Ken Edwards

 

 
PCGS MS63


PCGS No Date Population
(Dec. 4, 2009)
Rarity Price Benefit
Factor
9002 1884-S 242 202 $7,400.00 59.3
9009 1888-S 319 154 $5,400.00 61.7
9012 1889-S 280 175 $6,750.00 56.2
9018 1891-S 657 75 $3,300.00 49
9021 1892-S 510 96 $3,500.00 59.5
9022 1893 594 82 $2,900.00 61.7
9024 1893-S 447 110 $3,800.00 62.6
9025 1894 910 54 $2,750.00 42.5
9026 1894-S 654 75 $2,900.00 56
9027 1895 1445 34 $2,600.00 28.3
9028 1895-S 678 72 $2,850.00 55
9029 1896 781 63 $2,950.00 46.1
9030 1896-S 895 55 $2,850.00 41.7
9031 1897 1193 41 $2,550.00 34.9
9032 1897-S 1487 33 $2,550.00 28
9034 1898-S 2703 18 $2,250.00 17.5
9035 1899 1745 28 $2,550.00 23.9
9036 1899-S 1092 45 $2,500.00 38.9
9037 1900 8354 6 $2,350.00 5.4
9038 1900-S 746 66 $3,000.00 47.5
9039 1901 1500 33 $2,600.00 27.2
9040 1901-S 413 119 $4,100.00 62.8
9042 1902-S 512 96 $3,450.00 60.2
9043 1903 2763 18 $2,350.00 16.4
9044 1903-S 1236 40 $2,350.00 36.6
9045 1904 48974 1 $2,170.00 1
9046 1904-S 5507 9 $2,250.00 8.6
9048 1905-S 484 101 $4,100.00 53.6
9050 1906-D 522 94 $3,600.00 56.6
9051 1906-S 1021 48 $2,800.00 37.2
9052 1907 3614 14 $2,450.00 12
9053 1907-D 561 87 $2,950.00 64.2
9054 1907-S 749 65 $2,850.00 49.8