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i will try posting my topic here for some different opinons
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My opinion on gold coins is simply, if you have the raw nerve to stick in the market then by all means go for it. As to what will hold more value as time goes by, knowing that gold fluctuates with the trading market, I really can't say.

If I had my druthers, and watching ads for gold coins on the net, I would go for the 1 oz Buffalo from the Mint, as they have a double retail asking price. Whether or not the sellers have actually received that is not known.
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If you are looking at gold coins and want the most "bang for your buck"; consider raw, circulated, classic U.S. (pre-1933) fractional pieces of $2.50, $5.00 and $10 denominations. These are often available for very modest premiums over their melt value and are almost universally accepted in the markets.

Watch for deals on Liberty Head pieces in particular. They are much less counterfeited than Indian Head pieces and millions are available raw in EF/AU condition. You should be able to buy several pieces with the $2K if gold stays below $1,100/oz this month.
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