Why Rarities?
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Why Rarities in Gold Coins?
Typically, the majority of Gold investors in the world prefer owning this precious metal in the form of coins, because coins are all generally the same in shape, purity and weight – factors that enable them to be easily traded or sold. For this reason we recommend all of our clients to purchase their Gold in the form of coins. The liquidity of Gold coins makes them a valuable investment and excellent way to immediately access ones wealth in times of need.
Why Rare Gold Coins?
(Rare coins) can't be confiscated
Rare coins that were minted during or before 1933 are by U.S. Federal laws exempt from being confiscated. Yet in a time of national emergency the U.S. government can easily confiscate bullion Gold coins such as American Eagles, South African Krugerrands and Canadian Maple Leafs.
Gold coins have been confiscated before
While many may discount the possibility of the U.S. government confiscating their Gold today, past events have shown that it is indeed not a rare occurrence in our history. U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt and the Congress passed legislation prohibiting U.S. citizens from owning Gold currency (coins) in 1933 and the government took possession of the Gold coins owned by the majority of Americans. Again in the 1950’s U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower further prohibited U.S. citizens from owning Gold currency that was held abroad. It was not until 1975 when the U.S. government finally decided to ease these restrictions. These incidents only reinforce the reality that at any time, Federal officials can easily decide to take possession of Gold coins minted after 1933, from their owners.
For these special reasons, we at Global Gold Investments believe that our clients should invest in pre-1933 Gold coins as their wealth will not only be protected from any unforeseen confiscation by the government, but they will have the added benefit of privacy should our clients wish to ever liquidate their coins.
Delivery of your Gold coins
We at GGI are pleased to offer our clients fully insured and hand delivery of their Gold coins to their home, place of business or other requested location. While delivery may vary based on each of our client’s different portfolio needs, we typically estimate you will receive your coins between 7 to 21 business days from time of funds receipt.
You hold your Gold
Another beauty of purchasing Gold coins is that it enables investors to actually take physical possession of the Gold. Unlike most other investments such as stocks where you are merely given a certificate that promises a return on your hard earned Dollars, physically possessing your Gold coins enables you to literally hold onto your wealth. In essence, what you will be doing is a lateral sideways transfer from one losing currency and shifting it into a winning global currency. So rest assure that you have not released your family’s wealth, but put a safety net under it by giving it intrinsic (going up) growth. Your Gold investment will remain secured despite our economic inflation. That’s the power of GOLD.
Where do you store your Gold Coins
We recommend our clients place their Gold coins in:
a fire proof safe
in a safe deposit box (local bank)
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn why rare coins are valued for historical significance, rarity, collector demand, and long-term investment potential.
Why do investors buy rare coins?
Investors purchase rare coins for portfolio diversification, historical value, collector demand, and potential long-term appreciation.
What makes a coin rare?
A coin’s rarity depends on limited mintage, historical significance, condition, survival rate, and collector demand.
Can rare coins increase in value over time?
Yes, rare coins may appreciate in value due to growing collector interest, limited supply, and strong market demand.
Why are graded rare coins important?
Professionally graded rare coins provide verified authenticity, condition assessment, and greater confidence for collectors and investors.
Are rare gold coins different from bullion coins?
Yes, rare gold coins often carry collectible and numismatic value beyond the intrinsic value of their gold content.
What factors affect rare coin values?
Rare coin values are influenced by rarity, grading, condition, historical importance, collector demand, and precious metal prices.
Why are historical coins attractive to collectors?
Historical coins offer a connection to important events, unique craftsmanship, and cultural heritage that collectors value highly.
Can rare coins help diversify an investment portfolio?
Rare coins may provide diversification by combining collectible value with exposure to precious metals and alternative assets.
How does coin grading impact rarity value?
Higher-graded rare coins are often more valuable because condition plays a major role in collector demand and market pricing.
Why are rare coins considered tangible assets?
Rare coins are physical assets that investors can own directly, making them attractive during economic uncertainty and market volatility.