European gold bullion coins

[Jayhawk]

My rep is recommending the dutch coins here--It seems he's all sold out of many of his coins, just the dutch, swiss and french coins remain. Thoughts?

http://www.amergold.com/vault/EuropeWorldGoldCoins.php

[goldisliberty]

My rep is recommending the dutch coins here--It seems he's all sold out of many of his coins, just the dutch, swiss and french coins remain. Thoughts?

http://www.amergold.com/vault/EuropeWorldGoldCoins.php


For fractional gold, try: http://www.apmex.com/Product/17/Grea...or_Better.aspx (http://www.apmex.com/Product/17/Great_Britain_Gold_Sovereigns___Almost_Uncirculate d_or_Better.aspx)http://www.apmex.com/Product/17/Grea...or_Better.aspx (http://www.apmex.com/Product/17/Grea...or_Better.aspx)

for British Sovereigns (0.2354 oz. each) and just $5.95 over melt.

Or for recognized one ounce gold coins:

at www.apmex.com (http://www.apmex.com) or www.gainesvillecoins.com (http://www.gainesvillecoins.com)

American Eagles or Austrian Phils or Canadian Maples.

For the Au Phils:

quick link: http://www.apmex.com/Category/155/Austrian_Philharmonics_2008__Prior.aspx

[metalman]

My rep is recommending the dutch coins here--It seems he's all sold out of many of his coins, just the dutch, swiss and french coins remain. Thoughts?

http://www.amergold.com/vault/EuropeWorldGoldCoins.php

have a pile. they're cute... especially the french roosters. used to be able to buy them from a flight mags on the airlines back in the day. not anymore! buy them while you can.

[grapejelly]

Around 1850, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium and France were in a gold coin union, the Latin Monetary Union. The coins from that period are the same weight and purity. They were minted years afterward of course.

They are nice coins. Nothin' wrong with them. Buy buy buy!!

I love these coins. Snap 'em up!!

[Jayhawk]

I'm On It!!!!