Buy U.S. Liberty Head 5 Dollar Gold Coins Online | Money Metals®

Money Metals
Exchange has long warned precious metals investors to
steer clear of collectible coins and the enormous premiums their
peddlers charge. The fact is that many historic real gold coinsI’m
not a fan of buying coins that are overpriced. Sure, it might be
tempting to buy a coin that’s worth more than its melt value, but
it’s not really worth it in the long run. You’re better off
investing in coins that have more intrinsic value. Coins that have
been in circulation for a long time, coins with a unique design, or
coins with an interesting history are all worth considering. They
may not be “collectible” in the traditional sense, but they can
still be a great addition to your portfolio.

But when the 5 dollar golden eagle coinsAs I’m
sure you already know, now is a great time to buy gold coins.
Prices are currently reflective of their actual gold content, so
you’re getting a great deal. Whether you’re looking to add to your
existing collection or just starting out, you won’t find a better
time to invest in gold coins. With gold prices on the rise, buying
now could be a great decision. Plus, you can enjoy the satisfaction
of owning a tangible asset. So, what are you waiting for? Get your
hands on some gold coins today.

While supplies last, Money Metals is offering super-low premiums
on Pre 1933 coins $2.50, $5, $10, and $20 U.S. gold
coins that have come back to market.

These 90% gold coins are historic,
constitutional money that once circulated in America. One might
consider these coins as the gold equivalent to “junk” silver, aka
pre-1965 90% coin values, that are basically worth the melt
value, silver dollars, quarters, or dimes. You can find junk silver
coins for sale at Money Metals. 

I’m looking at these coins and
they’re either polished or cleaned. They’re not in any kind of
protective case or classified according to condition. Some of them
have a lot of wear and tear, but that doesn’t matter, because
they’re made of gold. That’s why their value is so high.

ABOUT THE DESIGN

I’m holding a 5 dollar gold coin in my hands
featuring an incredible design crafted by James B. Longacre, the
Mint Chief Engraver. On one side is a portrait of Lady Liberty,
looking to the left, wearing a coronet and with the word “Liberty”
inscribed along it. After Longacre passed away, Christian Gobrecht
took over as the Mint Chief Engraver.

I’m looking at an American Eagle, perched behind
a shield, holding an olive branch in its right talon and a few
arrows in its left. It’s quite a sight – the bird’s wings are
outstretched, ready for flight as if it’s about to take off at any
moment. The eagle’s gaze is intense, as if it’s staring right at
me. It’s a powerful image, one that is etched in my mind forever.
It’s a reminder of the strength and courage of the United States of
America.

While you’re at it, you can also look into
collectible silver coins for sale. 

I’m really disappointed that
certain “rare coin” dealers are still trying to rip off buyers by
selling polished/non-slabbed $2.50, $5, $10, and $20 U.S. gold
coins at prices up to 100% higher than their actual worth. It’s so
unfair and unethical, especially when the true market value of
these coins is already so close to their melt value. It’s a
disgrace.

Call Money Metals
Exchange today at 1-800-800-1865I’m here to show you that you
don’t have to pay the high prices scam artists are asking for
pre-1933 gold coins. Check out our current pricing and availability
and you’ll see that it’s possible to get these coins for much lower
premiums. Don’t let yourself get taken advantage of – come to us
for your gold coins instead!