SPECIAL MARKET OPPORTUNITY Your Expert Guide to the World’s Finest Coins
Nicholas J. Bruyer, CEO, First Federal Coin Corp. ANA Life Member Since 1974
How can two $5 Gold Eagles
have a 470% difference in value? If you’re not interested in the answer, give this to your best friend.
We can’t tell you how many times we’re approached by very successful, very sophisticated business people who are interested in the collectible gold coin market, but don’t have the first notion of where to begin.
Here’s what we tell them: We think the $5 Gold American Eagle MS70 First Strike is the ideal coin to own. Why?
There are few gold coins that collectors want more than the American Gold Eagle, especially when they find the absolutely finest quality specimens. Because for coins, value is driven by quality. The higher a coin’s grade, the higher its value. It’s that simple.
The highest grade possible is the exalted, absolutely flawless grade of MS70 (MS stands for “Mint State”) First Releases. It’s referred to as the perfect coin.
This is the pinnacle of a gold coin’s state of quality. These gold coins are in demand. They’ve earned the highest grade possible, and for gold coin collectors, it just doesn’t get any better.
Consider this example: a 1995 $5 Gold Eagle in average ungraded condition is worth about $200 today. But that same 1995 coin in perfect MS70 grade is valued at $940. That’s a 470% difference!
Of course, the population of these MS70 coins is smaller, because they’re examples of the finest coins.
What can make a perfect coin even better? A “First Releases” pedigree!
Only a very small percentage of the first 2012 coins struck qualify for the additional First Releases certification from highly-respected independent grading service Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).
The 2012 $5 Gold American Eagle MS70 First Releases coin is an absolutely perfect example of the gold coin that’s been an American icon for 25 years.
You’d expect to pay a premium for such unique a combination of quality factors. But we have a limited opportunity for you:
You can now own what gold collectors compete over for only $249!
Actual size is 16.5 mm
No one can predict the future value of this coin, of course. Markets and prices go up and down. But the 2012 $5 Gold American Eagle MS70 First Releases is at the top of the gold coin collector’s “Most Wanted” list.
Hurry! This is a first come, first served offer! Call First Federal Toll-FREE today
1-888-201-7119
to Reserve Your 2012 MS70 NGC First Release $5 Gold Eagles for only $249 each (plus s/h)
Offer Code FDE145 Please mention this code when you call.
Prices and availability subject to change without notice. Past performance is not a predictor of future performance. NOTE: First Federal Coin Corp. is a private distributor of worldwide government coin and currency issues and other collectible numismatic products, and is not affiliated with the United States government. Facts and figures deemed accurate as of April 2012. ©2012 First Federal Coin Corp.
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American Numismatic Association Nicholas Bruyer Life Member 4489
1-888-201-7119
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