MS-61 Liberty gold. Old, Rare and CHEAP !! Buy now before prices explode on these rare pieces of American history.

Specifications: Mixed dates. PCGS or NGC Certified Non Confiscatable Liberties were the result of the first big gold rush. They are rare and right now they are cheap relative to the exploding price of gold. Numismatics will increase in value 50% to 100% MORE than bullion. They are the BEST bullion coin investment according to BOB CHAPMAN of The International Forecaster. This auction is for 3 coins. These coins are being offered by Suisse Gold Corporation (SGC). We are a full service gold and silver coin and bullion dealer with offices in the United States and Canada.

This auction is being offered by Suisse Gold Corp.

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