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 2005 $5 Gold Eagle ICG MS70 US $275.00 
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 1841-C Five Dollar Liberty Gold ICG EF-40 Details US $1,495.00
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 1847-C Five Dollar Liberty Gold ICG MS-60 Details US $3,950.00
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 1870 25 Cents California Gold ICG MS-62 BG-832 Low R.6 US $595.00
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 1855 One Dollar Gold Piece, ICG AU58 US $475.00
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 ★ 1890-CC Liberty Gold Half Eagle - ICG MS61 .. Rare Carson City Coin! ★ US $2,285.00
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 1846-D $2.50 Gold Liberty Head, ICG EF-40 Details, Dahlonega Mint US $1,650.00
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 1853 Gold Dollar, Type 1, ICG MS-61 US $450.00
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 2 Coins Gold Rainbow Morgan Silver Dollar $1 ICG MS62 & MS63 US $199.99
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 GOLD EAGLES 2006 $5 MS70 ICG AND 2006-W ICG SP70 20TH ANNIVERSARY #532 OF 982. US $202.50
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 2005 2005-W $5 Gold Eagle Set FDOI ICG MS70 PF70 DCAM US $529.00
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 GOLD EAGLE 2005 ICG MS70 $5 US $102.50
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 United States Gold $5, 2000 Bullion ICG MS70 GOLD EAGLE US $71.00
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 BURGI MAMLUKS, Sultan Qa'itbay 1468-1496, Gold, ICG EF-45 encapsulated gem! US $435.00
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 Venice Gold Zecchino ducat Doge Paolo Renier (1779-89) encapsulated ICG EF-45! US $725.00
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 1908 $5 INDIAN GOLD COIN ICG MS-63 US $1,700.00
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 1875-S $20 gold liberty double eagle ICG certified EF40 with error slab/label US $1,599.00
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 1926 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle $2.50 - ICG MS64 - RARE GEM BU Coin! US $1,875.00
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 1913-S Indian Gold Half Eagle - ICG MS63 - RARE BU Uncirculated Coin! US $15,275.00
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 ★ 1851 Liberty Gold Dollar G$1 - ICG MS61 - Rare Coin! ★ US $675.00
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 1986 $25 Gold Eagle MS70!!! ICG Graded US $1,000.00
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 1886 Liberty Gold Eagle $10 - ICG MS63 - RARE MS Uncirculated Coin! US $3,965.00
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 1873 $20 LIBERTY GOLD AU55 ICG/ OPEN 3 US $1,785.99
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 1879 Three Dollar Liberty Gold ICG AU-55 Details US $1,950.00
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 2007 $5 Gold Eagle - ICG MS70 - First Day of Issue - Rare US $200.00
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 1875 Octagonal $1 California Gold ICG MS-60 Details BG-1112 US $795.00
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 Lot of 6 American Gold Eagle $50 Bullion Coins PCGS NGC ICG MS69 1oz Mixed Dates US $10,995.00
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 1908 $10 GOLD INDIAN MS64 ICG MOTTO US $3,350.00
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 1912 S Australia Sovereign ICG Certified MS63 Gold Coin US $475.00
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 1913 S Australia Sovereign ICG Certified MS63 Gold Coin US $475.00
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 1914 Great Britain Sovereign ICG Certified MS63 Gold Coin US $475.00
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 2003 American Gold Eagle $5 Coin, ICG MS-70, 1/10 Oz. US $551.25
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 2001 $5 Gold Eagle ICG-MS69 US $195.00
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 SH 1358 (1979) GOLD IRAN 1/4 PAHLAVI CROWN & LION COIN ICG MINT STATE 62 US $225.00
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 SH 1370 (1991) GOLD IRAN 1/4 AZADI 1ST SPRING OF FREEDOM COIN ICG MINT STATE 60 US $225.00
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 Excel ICG408 Takasago Gold 21" x 1.60" 36h Rim US $49.99
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 2004 Gold Eagle $5 ICG MS70 US $421.50
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 1910 Gold Double Eagle (Better Date!) ICG AU 58 Details US $76.00
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 2001 Bessie Coleman ICG MS69 Satin Brass 'Gold' Dollar Concept - Daniel Carr US $47.99
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 TWO COIN 2005 $5 TENTH-OUNCE AMERICAN GOLD EAGLE SET ~ ICG MS 70 & PR 70 DCAM US $415.00
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 2007-W 1/2 oz Gold Martha Washington MS70 ICG and 2007-P George Washington MS 67 US $900.00
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 1925 D $2.5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD EAGLE BEAUTIFUL MS65 ICG US $2,999.99
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 1905 Liberty Head $2.50 Quarter Eagle Gold Coin ICG MS64 US $920.00
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 1928 Indian Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle ICG MS62 US $403.00
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 1926 Indian Head $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle ICG MS62 US $403.00
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 1907 $2.5 GOLD LIBERTY HEAD EAGLE ICG MS66 BEAUTIFUL US $2,999.99
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 2008 W ICG $10 GOLD Van Buren's Liberty Commem "1/2 OZ .9999 FINE GOLD" MS-70 US $818.00
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 1854 Gold DollarType ll $1 MS 60 ICG US $1,090.00
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 1909 D Indian Head $ 5 Gold MS 63 ICG US $1,800.00
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 1912 $2.5 INDIAN GOLD COIN ICG MS-63 US $1,274.00
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 RUSSIA 1904 GOLD 5 RUBLES, ICG MS-66 US $350.00
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 1915 $5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD HALF EAGLE ICG MS62++++ BEAUTIFUL!!! US $695.00
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 1911-S $5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD HALF EAGLE ICG MS61++++ BEAUTIFUL!!! US $1,295.00
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 1988 W Olympic $5 Dollar Gold ICG MS70 Special Edition Coin Signed #52 of 250 US $749.00
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 1988 W Olympic $5 Dollar Gold ICG PR70 Special Edition Coin Signed #52 of 250 US $749.00
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 1927 $2 1/2 INDIAN GOLD - CHOICE BU - ICG MS63 US $517.75
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 1911 $2 1/2 INDIAN GOLD - CHOICE BU - ICG MS63 US $612.75
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 1850 Gold $20 FIRST YEAR of ISSUE TYPE 1 DOUBLE EAGLE ICG-45 US $3,550.00
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 1870-S Gold Sovereign Australia Sydney ICG EF45 KM#4 SOV * Free Shipping * US $795.00
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 {2002} {$5} {1/10 Ounce} {MS70} ICG graded Gold Eagle US $229.95
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 {2001} {$25} {1/2 Ounce} {MS70} ICG Graded Gold Eagle US $1,199.00
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 {2000} {$50} {1 Ounce} {MS70} ICG graded gold eagle US $1,999.00
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 1851 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD ICG F15 US $279.00
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 RUSSIA 1902 5 ROUBLES / RUSSIAN 5 RUBLES GOLD COIN ICG MS66 BRILLIANT GEM US $335.00
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 1870 AUSTRALIA Sydney M Gold Sovereign ICG-AU53 SCARCE US $3,900.00
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 2006 20TH ANNIVERSARY GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE 3PC SET GRADED PERFECT BY ICG ALL 70'S US $6,500.00
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 GOLD EAGLE 2006 ICG MS70 $5 GOLD COIN US $149.95
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 1856 $3 GOLD INDIAN MS62 ICG US $4,750.00
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 1911-D $10 GOLD INDIAN MS61 ICG US $8,950.00
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 1908 No Motto Saint-Gaudens $20 Double Eagle Gold Coin ICG Certified MS64 US $2,156.00
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 1907 $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Gold Coin ICG Certified MS63 US $2,235.00
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 1897 S $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Gold Coin ICG Certified MS63 US $2,380.00
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 1983 Egypt 100 Pounds Gold Coin ICG Certified PR60 DCAM No Reserve Auction!!!!!! US $1,025.00
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 1889 VERY RARE $3 GOLD COIN---- MINTAGE 2,300--ICG AU53 US $2,199.00
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 1916 MCKINLEY GOLD COMMEMORATIVE ICG MS65 $1460 BOOK! CHEAP! US $950.00
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 Spain 1887(61) 20 Pesetas ICG MS62 Gold US $800.00
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 1856-D $5 Liberty Gold ICG EF-40 details Rim Damage US $1,675.00
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 1847-D Five Dollar Liberty Gold ICG AU-55 VERY NICE!! US $2,995.00
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 2005 $5 GOLD ICG MS 70 FIRST DAY OF ISSUE SUPERB US $245.00
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 2005 US $5 Gold Eagle ICG MS70 First Day of Issue US $.99
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 1855 Gold Type ll $1 AU 50 ICG US $585.00
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 1907 Gold Liberty Head $ 5.00 MS 64 ICG US $1,495.00
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 2007 W $10 Burnished Gold Eagle ICG SP70 1st Day Of Issue Very Rare #5 of 149 US $900.00
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5 Tips When Buying Gold Coins
Gold coins have gone up a great deal in value in the last couple of years and since they are now so expensive, there are a few things you should watch for when making your purchases. With the advent of the internet, you are not limited to the local coin dealer anymore. This can give you the opportunity to get better prices on many coins, but also may introduce a few more things for you to think about when buying your gold coins.
1. Whether you are buying from a bricks and mortar dealer or buying online through a website or and auction site like EBay, check the reliability of the dealer first. For a store, at least check with the local Better Business Bureau. If the dealer is a member of the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG), that is a big plus. For an EBay auction, check the seller's feedback rating. If it's very low, or there are many negatives, think twice (and a third time) before spending a large sum with them. Even if the feedback seems good, look closer, some people will buy or sell a number of very inexpensive items to build up their ratings, then jump in selling big ticket items. On large ticket items, ask if the seller will agree to use Escrow.com. They act as a middleman in the transaction and the money doesn't pass to the seller until the buyer is satisfied with the item. There is a charge, which the buyer would be expected to pay, but its well worth it when big money is changing hands.
2. One of the biggest problems buying collectible gold coins is grading. Your idea of an MS65 may be different than the dealer's. Many coins have a huge gap in value between grades. Avoid the issue by buying only coins that have been graded by one of the third party grading services. Make sure that you only accept the major services (ANACS, NCG, PCGS, NCS, ICG) grading, there are some lesser known grading services whose grading may be suspect. You should also want the grading to have been done in the recent past. Grading standards have changed over time and what was an MS65 five or ten years ago, might only be an MS63 or 64 today.
3. Make sure the seller has a return policy that will allow you a refund if you are not satisfied with the coin. This should apply to both on-line and off-line dealers. This is especially important if you are buying a non-certified coin. You want to have the option to return it if your grading service returns a lower grade than you bought it at.
4. Buy the scarcest coin in the best condition that you can afford. Many collectible gold coins sell near the melt price of gold because there are more than enough around to cover demand. This is especially true in the lower grades. When gold increases or decreases in value, these coins will follow by a like percentage. But the higher the grade, the lower the population and demand will push up the price rather than just following the price of gold.
5. Try to invest regularly. As with the stock market, it's very difficult to call the tops and bottoms of the coin market. Over the course of time, you will fare better by dollar cost averaging than investing a large amount at one time.
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2004 ICG MS 70 SILVER EAGLE?
I bought a 2004 ICG MS 70 SILVER EAGLE, off of ebay for $46.00. Did i get a good deal or is that what they are going for. Me and my son are thinking about starting to collecting the silver eagles and the silver state coins(but only the ones w/ a grade of 70) I told him that we wouldnt lose money by collecting graded 70 coins that were all silver or gold. Was i correct in saying that, I dont wanna lead my son in the wrong direction, because he will be using some of his own money.. Thanks
Answer:
These days the mints of the world have things down to a pat science. True there are errors from time to time but in special collector coins it is very rare to find an error. That being the case most coins that are proofs or special collector mint state coins are either MS-70 or PF-70 anyway. Grade is only one factor, the other is mintage or in the case of older coins how many survived. As an example my 1916-D dime in the low grade of just good will advance in value every year, your coin may or may not depending on how many are made and just how many are slabbed. The mintage for the 2004 Silver eagle which is a bullion coin and not made to circulate had a mintage of 8,891.025 a good majority are MS-69 or 70. Over a period of time few of these will get lost or even get any wear unless mishandled. My dimes had a mintage of 264,000 and a lot have wear and some have been lost. I am a rare over the new any day person. Silver is down but even with the economy rare coins are doing real well. Hope this helps.