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On the 30th July 2002 a gold coin was sold by Sotheby's Auctions in New York for $7.59 million dollars.
The unique and uniquely valuable gold coin was a USA 1933 Double Eagle.
The gold Double Eagle coin had been minted in 1933 but removed from circulation. This gold coin auctioned at Sotheby's was the ONLY one in the world and had previously been in the private coin collection of King Farouk of Egypt.
Gold Bullion Coins:
Gold Bullion coins are produced by many countries to allow an investment in small, easily held quantities of gold bullion.
Gold Bullion coins include gold sovereigns, gold krugerrands, maples, eagles as well as halves and fractions of these gold coins.
The first Gold Coin:
The first ever gold coin in the world was struck by King Croesus of Lydia in 560 BC.
Gold coins are avidly sought by collectors all over the world for their beauty, value and historical interest.
American Eagle Gold Bullion Coins:
Gold Coins:
On the 30th July 2002 a gold coin was sold by Sotheby's Auctions in New York for $7.59 million dollars.
The unique and uniquely valuable gold coin was a USA 1933 Double Eagle.
The gold Double Eagle coin had been minted in 1933 but removed from circulation. This gold coin auctioned at Sotheby's was the ONLY one in the world and had previously been in the private coin collection of King Farouk of Egypt.
Gold Bullion Coins:
Gold Bullion coins are produced by many countries to allow an investment in small, easily held quantities of gold bullion.
Gold Bullion coins include gold sovereigns, gold krugerrands, maples, eagles as well as halves and fractions of these gold coins.
The first Gold Coin:
The first ever gold coin in the world was struck by King Croesus of Lydia in 560 BC.
Gold coins are avidly sought by collectors all over the world for their beauty, value and historical interest.
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