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Interested in Pre-1933 Gold? Explore the Valuable $10 Liberty Gold Eagle Coin.

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I recently got hooked on pre 33 gold
Comment from : @VegasStacker702

So nice, but they are at least $1,400 each now just in gold value!
Comment from : @michaelmohrle1773

Hello good afternoon,,I have a 1898 gold coin US 10 dollar
Comment from : @JamilJakirani-q3i

Picking up an 1884S double eagle to pair with my 1910 liberty/indian head full eagle 🤌🏻 great video
Comment from : @wadetorgerson1277

I seriously considering this It's been suggested that Cleaned/Jewelry gra de is best for stacking Do you agree?
Comment from : @07blackdog

Used to get Quarter Eagles close to spot, while now they‘re double their spot price Half Eagles and up are usually still fairly reasonable in price Good bullion and collectible pieces, though they tend to lean towards the latter these days
Comment from : @johannscoins657

My grandfather had a decent horde of pre-33 gold coins he came to the US with in the 40s He saved every coin until a family member he gave shelter, food, and cash to stole them all in the 1970s Drugs make people do horrible thingsbrEdit Subscribed!
Comment from : @Francosmartcarb1

90 percent of my stack is pre 33 Is that wrong? Who cares 😂
Comment from : @DiversifyYourself

My thoughts on pre33 gold? I flipped all my gold bullion, and majority of my foreign silver to start my pre33 gold type set last October, and haven't looked back
Comment from : @Juan_Doooh

The pre 33 is nice and would like some someday But I will not count on its collectibility to somehow shield it from future confiscation
Comment from : @SilverHeist

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Comment from : @HagarTheHODLer

I’m use to seeing graded, not circulated pre-33
Comment from : @hmquan

Beautiful junk gold :)
Comment from : @peterpete3125

Indian head 10$ only for me
Comment from : @RedneckCoinz

Awesome sauce! thkU! The combination of numismatics and gold stack makes it interesting!
Comment from : @Twelvestonestacking

I have no gold only silver but those are beautiful maybe soon i will be able to get some gold
Comment from : @billseymourjr5472

I just love Pre - 1933 gold coins I only have twelve of these coins in my stack but hope to get some more soon My most favorite gold coin in my stack is the 1915 Saint Gaudens Gold Double Eagle
Comment from : @tylerdouble8721

I think every stack in the US should have at least one pre-33 coin in it I collect pre-33 The $10 Liberty Head is my favorite size I like the way it looks and feels in the hand I think the $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle reverse in full glory is the most beautiful reverse on any coin If you just want to stack, common date Pre-33 as former jewelry, polished, cleaned or a grade less than AU58 should be seen as bullion IMHO so the premium should be very low, like 5 or less Personally, I don’t buy $1, $250 or $3 coins unless slabbed by a top tier grading service like PGCS, NGC, ANACS, CAC There are too many fakes The last piece I picked up is a 1909-D $5 Indian Half Eagle NGC AU58 for $675, which $115 over spot at as I post this SD Bullion wants $700 for a 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle which is $120 over spot JM Bullion wants $716 APMEX $716 $136 over spot Point here is not to criticize any of these companies, it’s to let people know it’s possible to pick up a pre-33 for less of a premium than American Gold Eagles
Comment from : @tomtharos4440

Love informational videos 😊thank you
Comment from : @Mimic013

Great break down of the $10, don't have as many as I would like, but they are awesome coins, thanks!
Comment from : @72cmcinc

Those are beautiful coins Love the history behind them and that you can get some pretty good deals on them these days Thank you for sharing my friend
Comment from : @SalivateMetal

The 15 to 1 ratio was based on the $10 gold coin against the $1 silver dollar
Comment from : @johnbethea4505

It’s so cool to touch and hold a coin someone held over 100 years ago
Comment from : @jdhoops4775

I love the pre33 I missed my chance a few years ago when the double eagles were going pretty cheap
Comment from : @DudeDave

Great video None in my stack I’m not sophisticated enough or done yet getting to my overall ounce goal yet I do enjoy learning these things, though, especially from a trusted source like you
Comment from : @michaelrussell5736