Special Reports And Recommended Rare Coins

SMARTER INVESTMENT IDEAS

If diversification makes sense to you the following certified coins are some of your best choices. These special reports will provide important details and explain why these particular coins provide powerful advantages to the investor.

THE SAINT GAUDENS $20 GOLD PIECE REPORT

The U.S. $20 gold piece is perhaps America's favorite gold coin and this report illustrates why this famous coin works so well. The twenty dollar gold piece is the classic "double-play" investment because it contains nearly an ounce of gold. In MS-64 and MS-65 condition they have universal appeal, are affordable, and have enormous upside potential.

$20 Saint-Gaudens Special Report

First Step: We suggest investors begin with the following dates in PCGS MS-64 or MS-65 grade. These coins are quickly becoming the favorite of everyone because they are not subject to confiscation.

Second Step: The following are added because they are virtually overlooked today and don't carry a large premium. Also highly recommended in PCGS MS-64 and MS-65 condition.

THE GOLD CONFISCATION REPORT

Most investors know that gold ownership was denied to Americans from 1933 through 1974. The real story as to why this happened and how it can happen again is now told in this fascinating report. It also details what investors can do to protect themselves from further government intervention. The 8 piece U.S. gold set is one of the most active and sought after areas in gold investment today. Read how and why this alternative to gold bullion is one of our most popular ways to invest in gold:

The 8 Piece Gold Set Report

THE MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR REPORT

Ask for a copy of this special report on silver dollars and learn the secrets behind why some Morgan dollars are easy to locate but may not be your best choices. It will also explain why investors will always want high grade silver dollars, and include details as to why today's market is just beginning. Consider the following investment steps:

First Step: It is important to accumulate the 14 dollars listed below in Gem Uncirculated condition, which on the Sheldon scale measures PCGS MS-65. Many investors simply buy these dates whenever they are available since they are interested in the number of coins they own.

The 14 dates and mint marks are: 1879-S, 1880-S, 1881-S, 1882-S, 1884-O, 1885-O, 1885-P, 1886-P, 1887-P. 1898-O, 1899-O, 1900-O, 1902-O and 1904-O.

Second Step: Then consider investing in the following semi-key and rare date coins which fall into the low to moderate price range, also in PCGS MS-65 condition. These coins are underpriced for their rarity and all have low populations.

THE WALKING LIBERTY SHORT SET REPORT

This insightful report details why everyone should consider this silver asset. The Walking Liberty 50¢ was designed by Adolph Weinman and was produced from 1916 to 1947. To accumulate all of these coins is not practical, but the later years of production from 1941 to 1947 produced a 20 coin set which we highly recommend. It's called the Walking Liberty Short Set and our report makes for compelling reading.

First Step: Begin investing in the 20 coins which make up the Short Set. The recommended grade is PCGS MS-65 and the dates are as follows: 1941-P, 1941-D, 1941-S, 1942-P, 1942-D, 1942-S, 1943-P, 1943-D, 1943-S, 1944-P, 1944-D, 1944-S, 1945-P, 1945-D, 1945-S, 1946-P, 1946-D, 1946-S, 1947-P, 1947-D.

Second Step: Once the Short Set is completed you may want to consider adding these scarce and rare dates and mint-marks to your set in PCGS MS-65 grade:

For those historians out there it is easy to see why we like these magnificent coins dated during the depression. Few were saved and today they are difficult to find, yet are remarkably inexpensive.

THE $2 1/2 INDIAN GOLD SET REPORT

This report will provide the details on a gold coin which was designed by a woman and created a storm of controversy in the process. The set contains 15 coins and is the only date set of gold that can still be completed today.

First Step: Purchase the following five $2 1/2 Indians in MS-63 grade. Avoid gold with copper spots, as they are worth less money.

Second Step: Seriously consider adding the next ten $2 1/2 Indians in PCGS MS-63 if they are available. This will take patience for they are seldom seen, yet their cost is surprisingly affordable. Our complete report will give details why many of these gold pieces are merely overlooked as to their investment potential, even by dealers!