The release of the American gold bufalo coin in 2009 was greeted with widespread acceptance from the general public, investors and collectors as well. Demand for this coins have continued to rise and it seems that
the risrising demand will not be peaking anytime soon. This highly sort after coins are printed by the U.S. mint and distributed through its trusted “authorized purchasers”. The 2010 version of the bufalo coins sold over 50,000 coins in just the first day of its release.
The gold buffalo has been immensely popular, so much that for a period of four points, the previous versions of these coins have been sold out, This gold trading and investment opportunity is available to all those who are interested in gold investment as collectors and investors, it also available to those who are interested in this instrument to diversify their investment portfolio.
In fact, the 2009 sale of the Gold Buffalo bullion coins did not get started until as late as October 15. By the time they came out these coins were completely sold out by December 4, 2009. During the lenght of time it was in production, 200,000 were sold, making the coin one of the most popular Mint releases of that year. With sales scheduled to begin five months earlier this year, collectors believe that the U.S. Mint has finally realized the extent of the popularity they are with collectors and hobbyists, and also with investors looking to add real gold to their investment portfolio.
Just to give you an insight into how popular these coins are, consider this fact: the opening day sales of the 2010 version of the American Gold Buffalo was nearly the same as the total monthly sales for the 2010 American Gold Eagle. These beautiful 22-karat coins were released to the Mint’s authorized purchasers in mid-January of this year.
The number of coins being offered will be expanded later this year with the introduction of the U.S. Mint’s one ounce 2010 Proof Gold version. This is a collector’s edition of the regular coin, and will be sold to the public by the U.S. Mint rather than through its authorized purchasers network. Details about it’s release have not been fully revealed to the public as of yet. The price will be determined at the time of release by the Mint’s numismatic gold coin pricing policy, a pricing schedule based on the average weekly price of gold and in accordance with the rules for buying gold
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Answer by gcbtrading
ebay
Ebay…compare what it is worth or go to PCGS and see. What you have? I may be intrested
my boyfriend had a coin he search the net
hey go on E-bay lots of things get sold there.
eBay
In the USA there are plenty of local coin shops that buy and sell gold and silver coinage or bullion. Hopefully you’ll get a good price. Although to be perfectly honest I’d be a gold buyer, not a seller, right now.
Yeah, the good old days when things were bad….
Graig is a very smart and confident lad!! If people understand and “read between the lines” Greg was simply letting everyone know back then that there is a way to Arbitrage the Gold Market with the coins that he showed in that old cnn clip, I dont think the majority of people or even those CNN guys sitting next to him understood what he was “hinting at” LOL!!!
yes i did buy about 500 oz silver and 20 oz gold
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yes i did buy about 500 oz silver and 20 oz gold
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yes i did buy about 500 oz silver and 20 oz gold
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I did buy about 500 oz of silver eagles at about 20$ each, 20 0z of gold at about 900$ each
Hi! Yes I did
I bougt both gold and silver. I have about 500 0z of silver eagle at about 20$ a piece and about 20 oz of gold at 900$ a piece 
I also have some silver libertads, silver maples and buffalo rounds 
did u buy some gold around the time u posted this comment? CONGRATULATIONS IF YOU DID!!
ur 3 yrs late look at the top comment
Ahh, the good old days…
You shouldn’t pay over 2% for your coins. Numismatics will not rise as quickly as regular bullion, especially in hyperinflation. If you need to buy food, water, ammo the seller will only care what the weight is. Google this article.
“numismatics-are-fools-gold” Don’t forget the spot prices are being supressed so you are buying regular bullion at a discount before the crash.
gold $280/oz ahh if only i had a time machine!!!!
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
LOL, Me too!
damn straight. I hope you bought gold when you posted that comment. Price now $1160 US an ounce. It’s awesome stuff. $2k by year end.
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TO ALL – I have a theory on the potential of Numismatics that I have shared in my most recent video “Numismatic silver vs silver bullion” And I want to hear what other people think about it.
So anyone who would visit my video and give me your thoughts on it I would really appreciate the feed back, cheers.
LOL, yeah, for a second there, i was thinking what the hell is this guy talking about, thanks for clearing that up
as far collecting or investing in numismatics coins or bullion….rather gold, silver or platnium. if you are playing the bullion you are playing the numbers of day to day. which yes , if the gov. wanted to come in and take your bullion coins they CAN. but they CAN NOT take your numismatics coins. proof like or MS. the chances of them doing that are very slim. when we talk abot numismatic coins the price of gold or silver doesnt matter becase its based on a supply and demand game.
oops, I meant that Gold is only 10x rarer than silver, d’oh.
Silver and gold ratios will narrow. Silver is only 10x rarer than gold and should have a value ratio of 10:1, so silver should theoretically be trading at close to $100 an ounce at a 10:1 ratio. In the past it has traded at close to this ratio. Currently it is at a ratio of about 70:1. In time the ratios will narrow back again, so silver has the potential to increase much more than gold through the ratio value alone. Also, don’t forget that there is more gold above ground than silver right now.