Thank you for making my sister and myself feel so comfortable while selling the coins my father had collected. I am sure he was smiling at this last gift he gave us.
Once again, thank you.
J. V.
In business for over 30 years!
Thank you for making my sister and myself feel so comfortable while selling the coins my father had collected. I am sure he was smiling at this last gift he gave us.
Once again, thank you.
J. V.
Thank you so much for taking the time to build a relationship based on trust and providing me and others with such quality service. I truly appreciate it.
Sincerely,
G.M.
from WI
The people here understand service. They deal in rare coins, precious metals and collectibles, but they excel at customer service. I am a small client, yet I’m treated, as is everyone, as though I were the only client. The experience, knowledge, and perception of business trends, far exceeded the national company I had been dealing with. For thirty years I was a corporate trainer in customer service, I will never go anywhere else.
Peter B.
I wanted to thank you for being so helpful and upfront about how your company handles transactions.
I’m a customer for life and I’ll certainly mention you to my friends!
Sincerely,
Matt T.
Many US circulated gold coins like the $5 Indian, $10 Indian, $10 Liberty, $20 Liberty and the St. Gaudens Double Eagle gold coins are all coins who’s numismatic value has traditionally out paced their gold value. The value beyond the coin’s intrinsic “gold value” is what we refer to as a premium and these coins have in years past sold at premiums well beyond their gold content. Currently, with the rapid rise in gold prices, these gold coins are selling at or near their 10 year premium low relative to their gold value. Below is a ten year chart illustrating the premiums these US gold coins have traditionally maintained and roughly where they are currently.
There are some experts who believe these early American gold coins “may very well be the new low hanging fruit”. If history repeats itself, market conditions may reflect past premiums making these US gold circulated coins worth far more than at current levels.
If you are looking for a speculative position with potential for positive returns, buying US gold coins, just may provide future profits worth the risks.
A grass root effort is underway to exempt purchases of coins and precious metals from Minnesota sales tax. This effort has been undertaken to safeguard consumers; prevent large amounts of revenue from leaving Minnesota; and to create more jobs for Minnesotans.
Minnesota law maker Mary Kiffmeyer has provided support for HF-1107 and SF-1944 – the bills in front of the legislature for consideration.
There are currently 30 other states that have exemptions for investors looking to purchase coins, currencies and precious metals. One of these states, Michigan, has had a sales tax exemption in place for the past 10 years. In that ten year period the coin and precious metals industry in Michigan has experienced dramatic business growth resulting in more jobs and more revenue for the state.
A great number of people believe Minnesota can benefit with these exemptions like so many other states are doing, but they need your help. Please call or email your legislator and tell them you are in favor of HF-1107 and SF-1944 to exempt sales tax on your purchases of coins, currencies and precious metals.
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