Liberty US Gold Coins
Questions about buying Liberty US Gold Coins
Do gold coins have a face value?
Yes. A government coin carries a legal-tender face value set by its mint, far below the value of the gold in it. That face value is what makes it a coin rather than a round.
What is the difference between a coin and a round?
A coin is struck by a national mint and carries a face value. A round looks like a coin but is made by a private mint and has none, which is why rounds usually cost less per ounce.
Is the price I see the price I pay?
It is the price at that moment. Every price comes from one formula tied to the live metal spot price, the same for every customer, and moves with the market until you place your order. Then it is locked, however you pay (Payment Terms). Shipping, any sales tax and any fee for the payment method you choose are shown at checkout before you pay.
How is sales tax handled on Liberty US Gold Coins?
It depends on the state the order ships to and what the product is. Our state-by-state tax guides explain the rules; checkout applies them automatically.
How does shipping work?
Orders ship insured and discreetly packed, with tracking emailed when they ship. Larger orders may require a signature.
Can I sell it back later?
Yes. Coins Online is part of American Rare Coin & Collectibles, a dealer since 1985. We buy back at our posted buy prices on the day you sell.
