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Value of American Buffalo gold coin

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First offered for sale in June of 2006, the American Buffalo gold coin was the first 24-karat gold bullion coin to be offered for sale by the United States Mint. This coin is also known as the "gold buffalo", which gained this nickname due to the image of the American Bison on the reverse side of the coin. The American Gold Buffalo coin has an image of an Indian head on the front side. This is the first time in history that the United States government minted a pure gold coin which was...Read Full Story

Buffalo coin Where To Sell Gold Coins: Learning Your Choices

By pamjattneuqp on
You've looked over the newspaper and have seen the latest gold spot prices and you've made the decision to sell gold coins from your collection. The trouble is, where do you go to carry out the deal? Whether it's bullion coins like the gold double eagle and gold krugerrand, or coins that have value to collectors, you have many options both offline and online for putting your collection up for sale. Let's look at your options. Individual collectors are your first possibility. If you have coins...Read Full Story

2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof Launched October 29

By koloth44 on  From thecoincollectingden.com
The 2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof coin went on sale yesterday, October 29. Based on the average price of gold for the period being $1,050.28, the coins were priced at $1,360 each, with no order limits or announced mintage limit. The current spot price of gold is $1,037.50, which could mean a price drop of $50 is in the future for this coin. No sales figures will be out for at least a few days, but since the Mint’s site didn’t crash the way it did with the launch of the Lincoln Chronicles...Read Full Story

$50 Gold Buffalo Coin

By asseeontv on  From asseenontvpromo.com
Announcing the 2010 $50 Gold Buffalo Tribute Proof, a special commemorative release from the Nation Collector’s Mint. It is the purest gold coin ever made by the U.S. government and the very first U.S. coin ever struck using .9999 pure 24 kt gold. The design of this amazing $50 Gold Buffalo Coin is based on the famous Buffalo nickel [...]Read Full Story

Buffalo coin Most Challenge Coin Companies Don't Measure Up

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Sometimes knowing how to search Google for a challenge coin site isn't excellent enough. Did you know that many coin websites are guys working out of their spare bedroom hoping you'll use their services? Did you understand that individuals guys working out of their bedrooms aren't financially powerful more than enough to cover mistakes within your order or problem you a full refund. You most likely weren't aware that 90% of challenge coin sites aren't even registered as a business. An...Read Full Story
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StandardNetTop flag for GOP designed at Woods Cross HighStandardNetLancheros said he got the idea after visiting the Davis County Memorial Courthouse in Farmington in December, where the Davis County Commission presented him with a "buffalo coin" for participating in Utah Boy's State, a summer program for students ...  
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Coin Update NewsUS Mint Reduces Prices for Numismatic Gold CoinsCoin Update NewsThe impacted products include the 2011 Proof Gold Eagles, 2011 Proof Gold Buffalo, proof and uncirculated First Spouse Gold Coins, and the 2011 gold commemorative coins. The US Mint utilizes a flexible pricing policy for numismatic gold and platinum ...and more »  
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