Novice investors are always encouraged to use caution when deciding on their Gold Eagle dealers, as there are countless ireputeble individuals who pass themselves off as such, and sell over marked gold coins to unsuspecting, and uninformed investors.

Prospective buyers should always conduct background checks on any Gold Eagle dealers that they are considering, with A, or better approvals from the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org), being optimal. Investors should also avoid the alluring trappings of local gold retailers, who not only use a deceptive print, radio, or T.V. ad, to promote their over priced bullion and rare coin, they usually lack the proper gold inventory, expertise, and initiative to customize the individual, financial needs of each investor.

One way for novice investors to separate the reputable Gold Eagle dealers from the imposters, is to ask them the difference between certified American Eagle bullion, and Double Eagle coins, which are rare, $20 Lady Liberty, and $20 Saint Gaudens, 22-karat gold coins. Experienced investors know that there are vast differences between the two types of gold coins, mainly that American Eagles contain no numismatic value, and hence do not require official “mint state grades”, which designates that inherent value. An honest Gold Eagle dealer will happily explain this distinction, whereas a dishonest gold peddler will attempt to sell certified bullion at rare coin prices.

Investors who would like expert consultation on Gold Eagle coinage, are encouraged to contact one of our friendly specialists, who offer institutional discounts on bullion, and rare coin to household investors like you.

Michael Johnson