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NOTE: SILVER COINS ARE STANDARD RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ALMOST ALL SURVIVAL AND NATIONAL DISASTER SITUATIONS WHEN BANKS MAY FAIL OR CLOSE AND PAPER MONEY IS USELESS - ONLY SILVER AND GOLD IS ACCEPTED EVERYWHERE IN EVERY EMERGENCY
GIVE OR GET A PIECE OF TRUE AMERICAN HISTORY AND VALUE
The American Gem Silver Eagle Silver Dollar is available in both Gem Uncirculated and
Proof versions. The Gem Uncirculated Silver Dollar is a nearly perfect and mark free coin
that has never been circulated. These are commonly used as investments or gifts or
collected. Many people even buy these in quantity as investments or as protection in case
of national disasters or bank failures. These beautiful silver dollars are available for
purchase now in a wide variety of dates but most often we sell the most recent dates so
you can be assured of the highest quality coin.
(Note: Price subject to change depending on Silver Market)
SILVER EAGLE PROOF DOLLAR SET
The American
Proof Silver Eagle Silver Dollar is a totally perfect and mark free coin with deep
reflective mirror surfaces. The Proof Silver Eagle Silver Dollar is amazingly beautiful
and you almost have to see one for yourself to believe its stunning and incredible beauty.
These are special limited edition sets and a limited number are minted every year. These
Proof Perfect Silver Dollars are most often purchased as gifts, by collectors and
investors. These are available for purchase now in a wide variety of dates including the
very first 1986 issue up to the most current year. The Silver Eagle Silver Dollar Proof
Set comes in a beautiful velvet case, with the original box and Certificate of
Authenticity from the United States Mint.
GOLD 1/10 OZ. AMERICAN EAGLE
$5 GOLD COINS!
*GEM UNCIRCULATED*
American Eagle Gold Coin Facts - Content: 1/10 Troy Ounce gold
The World's Leading Gold Coins – First introduced in 1986, the beauty and power of
America, captured in the graceful Striding Liberty design by Augustus Saint Gaudens for
the 1907-1933 $20 U.S. Double Eagle gold coin is the basis for the American Gold Eagle
coin. The reverse depicts a nest of American eagles signifying the strength and security
of American families. These are the only gold coins whose quality and purity are
guaranteed by the U.S. government. And by law, only gold mined in the United States is
used in the minting of American Gold Eagles.
22 Karat Solid Gold – American Eagles use the durable gold standard established for
gold circulating coinage over 350 years ago. Each coin is minted in 91.67% fine gold.
Famous Design – The front of each coin is inspired by Augustus Saint-Gaudens original
design from the $20 Double-Eagle gold coins minted from 1907-1933. The reverse design
features a fresh, new nest of American Eagles, symbolic of American family values.
Easy to Buy and Sell – An important measure of any investment is its liquidity - how
easy is it to resell. American Eagles are the only gold bullion coins guaranteed as to
weight and gold content by the U.S. government. As such, they are immediately recognized
all over the world and are easy to buy, sell, or trade anytime.
Immediate Liquidity – American Eagles are the most widely traded gold bullion coins
in America affording investors narrow spreads between buy and sell prices.
With the investment markets so unstable right now, invest in your future with gold and
silver.
GOLD AS GIFTS AND AS A PRECIOUS KEEPSAKE
Brilliant Gem uncirculated (BU) mint state, one tenth ounce, U.S. gold bullion $5 coin
These coins make excellent gifts for birthday, graduation, anniversary or any special
occasion. They also make wonderful corporate gifts for your business. Jewelry bezels and
mounts are readily available allowing this coin to be worn on earrings, a necklace, or
bracelet. They also make very tasteful and classy gifts when presented in a plush box.
These coins can actually be placed into your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) and will
change in value with the price of gold. Consult your accountant for IRA details. Their
gold content makes them a good investment and hedge against inflation. The gold American
Eagle coins are legal currency and traded worldwide as one of the most respected bullion
coins. These coins are easily traded and exchanged. They are a portable store of value,
and offer you a high level of convenience and investor privacy. Includes Deluxe Gold Coin
Presentation Case
GEM UNCIRCULATED GOLD 1/10 1/4 1/2 and 1 OUNCE AMERICAN EAGLE GOLD (Note:
Price subject to change depending on Gold Market)
All American Morgan Silver Dollars and
Peace Silver Dollars
THE MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR
The Morgan silver dollar was named for its designer George T. Morgan, who placed an M on
both sides of the coin to lay his claim. These coins were minted from 1878 until 1904 in
the Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Carson City mints and then again one
more time in 1921, the last year of the Morgan Silver Dollar.. Letters signifying the mint
of the coin (commonly referred to as a mint mark) were stamped on the reverse side of the
coin underneath the branches on which the Eagle sits. Only Morgan silver dollars coined in
Philadelphia have no mint mark.
The coins were discontinued in 1904 after the government exhausted its supply of silver
bullion. In 1918, Congress passed the Pittman Act and recalled over 270 million silver
dollars for melting. The silver dollar gained new life in America in 1921 and in that year
the Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Denver mints coined the last Morgan silver dollars.
These are beautiful coins that were stored at the US Treasury for over 100 years and never
released into circulation - Guaranteed to be Brilliant Uncirculated - A beautiful and
valuable piece of America - a great gift and a treasured keepsake and a potentially
valuable investment. Not too long ago these coins were selling at over $80 for their melt
value alone. Buy them now while they are still cheap.
Considered to be America's best and most
popular silver dollar and most have been lost, worn out, destroyed or melted in the great
silver boom of the 1980's - but these have been preserved and have never been circulated
but were stored in US Treasury vaults for decades before being released again to the
general public. Buy one or more as gifts, as investments or as treasured mementos of
American history.
BU CHOICE TO GEM BRILLANT UNCIRCULATED Morgan Dollars
*Dates of our choice but guaranteed to be over 80 to over 100 years old in
Brilliant Uncirculated condition
(1878 to 1921)
THE PEACE SILVER DOLLAR
These same three mints also began production of Peace silver dollars in 1921. Their mint
marks (except for coins minted in Philadelphia) are located underneath the word
"ONE" next to the eagle on the coin's reverse. These coins were designed by
medalist Anthony DeFrancisci to commemorate World War I and were minted until 1935. Peace
dollars were actually struck again in Denver in 1965 but were never released to the
public. All were melted and none from this date have been preserved. The last true general
circulation silver dollar - but these have been preserved and have never been circulated
but were stored in US Treasury vaults for decades before being released again to the
general public. Buy one or more as gifts, as investments or as treasured mementos of
American history.
BU CHOICE TO GEM BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED PEACE Dollar
*Dates of our choice but guaranteed to be over 80 years old in Brilliant
Uncirculated condition
(1921 to 1935)
A History of the Silver Dollar
The silver dollar has a history in the United States even before the Morgan and Peace
varieties. Congress first authorized the silver dollar on April 2, 1792. For the next
thirteen years, a few variations of the silver dollar existed. The coinage of these
dollars was suspended until 1835 when Gobrecht dollar varieties (named for engraver
Christian Gobrecht) began being minted. The Liberty Seated type followed in 1840 and
continued until Congress eliminated coinage of the silver dollar in an act commonly
referred to as the "Crime of '73". To understand why an Act in Congress could be
hated to the extent it would be called a crime by a large segment of the population, it is
necessary to understand the economic climate of the United States at the time.
American experienced a great depression in the 1870s. This depression led to a bimetallism
movement favored by agrarians, miners, and debtors of the Democratic Party. This movement,
known as the Free Silver Movement, advocated the unlimited coinage of silver and began in
earnest when Congress discontinued the silver dollar with the "Crime of '73."
For five years after this Act, only slightly larger (Trade) dollars were minted, and only
expressly for export demand in Asia. The vast majority of citizens of the United States
would not see any newly minted silver coins during this time.
The Free Silver Movement's first major achievement was the Bland-Allison Act of 1878,
which resulted in the re-emergence of the silver dollar in the Morgan type. The victory
was two-fold for proponents of a silver standard. Not only was the silver dollar restored
as legal tender (which marked the beginning of the Morgan dollar), but the US Treasury was
also required to purchase between $2 and $4 million for coining dollars. Certainly much of
this silver came from the famed silver Comstock Lode in western Nevada. In 1890, Congress
passed the Sherman Silver Purchase Act (over a presidential veto by Benjamin Harrison)
which increased the amount of silver purchased by over 50%.
This Act occurred in the same year William Jennings Bryan (pictured right) delivered his
famous "Cross of Gold" speech. It was this speech that garnered him the
Democratic presidential nomination for the 1892 election at the age of 36, making him the
youngest person to earn this distinction from a major party. Demand for a silver standard
waned (much as the gold standard would later on) soon after the Republicans held the White
House and has never been seriously considered since. Although many countries utilized a
silver standard in the 19th Century, no country in the world operates on one today.
The Coinage Act of 1965 was designed to reduce or eliminate the amount of silver in
American coins. Coins minted after this date were composed of a lower percentage of silver
or contained none at all. Therefore, many Americans started hoarding silver dollars in
circulation. Ted Binion's collection is particularly special not only because of the
Binion family, but also because his silver dollars are uncirculated. Many of these
investment-quality silver dollars are higher-grade.
The United States has minted only two other silver dollars after the Peace dollar.
Eisenhower dollars, minted from 1971-78, conformed to the Coinage Act of 1965 and are
composed of only 40% silver. The Silver American Eagles of today are bullion coins meaning
that even though "ONE DOLLAR" appears on these coins, they were never actually
used in trade and commerce.
The Morgan and Peace dollar's story is a Cinderella tale: Until the 1960s, these coins
were largely ignored by the public. Since then, they have gradually become among the most
widely pursued and desired of all U. S. coins. Although many collectors find the challenge
of assembling a complete date and mintmark set in Mint State compelling and expensive,
others satisfy themselves with collecting just one coin per year. The Morgan Dollar, a
great investment, a great gift and a piece of true early American History.
These are beautiful coins that were stored at the US Treasury for over 100 years and never
released into circulation - Guaranteed to be Brilliant Uncirculated - A beautiful and
valuable piece of America - a great gift and a treasured keepsake and a potentially
valuable investment. Not too long ago, these coins were selling at over $80 for their melt
value alone. Buy them now while they are still cheap!
CHOICE TO GEM BRILLANT UNCIRCULATED MORGAN DOLLARS
Dates of our choice but guaranteed to be over 80 to 100+ years old in Brilliant
Uncirculated condition (1878 to 1921) BUY IN THE AMERICAN USA EAGLE
DEPARTMENT
CHOICE BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED PEACE DOLLARS
Dates of our choice but guaranteed to be over over 805 years old in Brilliant
Uncirculated condition
(1921 to 1935) BUY IN
THE AMERICAN USA EAGLE DEPARTMENT
