Daily Gold Eagle Update

December 4, 2009 – You can receive Gold Eagle discounts by attaching yourself to the financial institutions that are also focusing on Gold Eagle coins. There are three classes of Gold Eagle coins, so it is important to understand your investment goals before jumping in on the discounts that have been made available by the large-volume buyers.

One major institution is targeting the IRA demographic, because this entity has purchased a large number of the American gold Eagle proof coins. These coins ell at a high premium above the gold spot price, because they are the only gold coin permitted within IRAs that is government non-confiscatable. Its’ premium for rarity allows the proof to meet the government’s parameters for a private type of coin, so many long-term gold investors utilize this coinage within their retirement accounts.

Another major financial institution believes that gold prices could rise during the next few months, and this organization believes that our government will be able to handle our nation’s economic problems rather quickly. This company has purchased a large amount of gold bullion bars and modern-day gold coins. By holding these coins for 1-14 months, this organization believes that significant profits could be seen.

The third large financial entity that has aided investors who are looking for Gold Eagle discounts is steadily increasing their holdings of certified Gold Eagle coins. The $20 Saint Gaudens and the $20 Lady Liberty gold coins have been especially targeted, since these pieces have been the best performing coins in gold since 2001. By holding these coins long-term for privacy and potential profit, household and institutional investors have been able to privatize their wealth and see larger profits than gold bullion investors.

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Joshua Harris

Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Eagle.org