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Buying First Gold Coin.

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I have a decent collection of gold, but nothing even CLOSE to that. Wow. What is his story?
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Doug Winter is likely the largest dealer of gold coins around and has written roughly a dozen books on the topic.

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Justinwd, $220 for an ANACS AU-50 $2 1/2 Indian is a great price. If you don't take it, you may end up paying more in the future.
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Yea it is a good price. If it were my first gold coin, I would still save up and buy a larger coin.

You can pull a higher grade $5 Liberty Head for right around $400, sometimes even less.


I wish I paid only $220 for either of my $2.50 type coins.

If you like it, you really can't go wrong at that price (assuming of course nobody has started faking ANACS slabs, which I have never heard of myself).
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