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The only base gold I can think of at the moment is Japanese pre-Meiji, & most of that has sizable numismatic premiums. I have a Tempo-era Nishu Kin, which is 1.62 grams, 298 fine gold (balance silver). It was pretty cheap back around 2005 when I bought it.
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All gold is good as long as it is purchased with debt free dollars
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There are some Mexican Revolutionary pesos that contain mostly silver with 0.3 grams of gold (it's stated on the coin). I can't remember where I saw these in the Krause Mexico entry, but from the price guide, worn ones aren't particularly valuable above melt.

...Never mind, I ran and got my Krause North America guide. KM #641, 0.3 grams gold, $20 in VG. It's from 1915-ish.
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