Old Gold, Good Value
Once carried as everyday pocket money, then recalled from individual ownership by the government in 1933, these "relics of the past" often represent great value in today's gold market. Gold & Silver have been used as money around the world for over two thousand years and have recently experienced an overwhelming resurgence of interest as the premier store of value as central banks, other nations and people around the world move to de-dollarize their financial holdings. The writing is on the wall and it doesn't look good for the US Federal Reserve Dollar. And good riddance, these Federal Reserve Notes are neither Federally issued, nor are they truly Constitutionally valid, but that's a story for another article. Our point today is to explore Pre-1933 US Gold coins, and in particular, the $5, $10 and $20 denomination coins. Certain dates & mintmarks can be quite rare and special, but an amazingly large number of these issues trade for just a few perce...