Anyone care to comment on the following?

mrearlygold

Got this in my box today. Anyone care to comment on this one?

http://www.thegoldguide.com/us-indian-gold-coins.html


Have fun!

TP

islemangu

Set up to make a killing when the next gold craze hits...
Look in their Rare Coin as investment section and notice they don't mention a single word about 3rd party grading. That shows and tells it all about how concerned they really are on YOUR investment

nepbrs44

Nice site not sure about them or what kind of quality they sell.

MrEureka

Look in their Rare Coin as investment section and notice they don't mention a single word about 3rd party grading.

Relax. This page indicates that they are PCGS and NGC dealers.

XpipedreamR

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Investing in US Indian Gold Coins
These coins, because of their gold content and their rarity can be a very worthwhile investment. They are always worth at least their face value, but current gold prices and demand can make them worth significantly more. As an investment, they are safe, portable, private, and non-reportable. This means that you can buy and sell at will and do not have to report your coins to the IRS. >>




Damn...It's quite a relief to know that I'll always be able to get at least $10 for that gold Indian!

I think the IRS might tend to disagree with that last sentence, though.

mrearlygold

Damn...It's quite a relief to know that I'll always be able to get at least $10 for that gold Indian!

I think the IRS might tend to disagree with that last sentence, though. >>




Hahahahahahaha!

TP

MrEureka

This means that you can buy and sell at will and do not have to report your coins to the IRS.

Actually, that's true. You don't have to report your coins. You only have to report your profits.