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Sell Gold Coins

By Eric Morris

Selling us gold coins can become a very profitable business venture. Perhaps you have some gold coins that you want to sell, or you want to make a living selling gold. Regardless of your reason, selling gold coins requires some work on your part.

If you only want to sell a few gold coins, then you can simply sell them to a bullion dealer. They can tell you the market value of your coins, and pay you accordingly. However, you may choose to sell a large number of gold coins and turn it into a way to make a living. To do this, you must first become a bullion dealer yourself. This requires you to become an expert in gold coins and bullion. It also requires you to invest a large sum of money up front. You will need to buy a good number of coins for stock, and if you choose to, you will need to set up a shop. In some countries you will also need to establish some form of licensing in order to become a gold coin and bullion dealer.

Another option some sellers exercise is selling over the Internet. Many people all over the world have been utilizing the Internet in order to make a profit selling gold coins. If you go to a search engine and type 'gold coins,' you will get thousand of results in your search.

Regardless of how you choose to sell gold coins, in order to be successful you must follow certain rules. You must know which particular coins will attract buyers, find out the best way to promote your product, and be knowledgeable of the industry. If you do your research, selling gold has the potential to be very profitable. This industry is already well established. Do not be afraid to look at other sellers? strategy. They may help you sell more coins.

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The first rule is � no matter the coin � never use harsh abrasives like silver polish. Abrasives scrape the top layer off of whatever they are polishing, and in the case of a coin, that top layer contains all of its detail and hence its numismatic value. Polishing in this way will leave the surface of the coin covered with tiny pits and scratches, not exactly conducive to preserving the coin's value. If you clean the coin using an abrasive, you'll get a shiny coin, but it will not be a coin that collectors are interested in. To see for yourself, try it on a penny, especially one from before 1982 (when they were 95% copper). The coin will be shiny and clean, but if you compare it to a similar coin, you will see that it also looks unnatural. Shiny, yes, but it will not look like it looked naturally when it was minted. Collectors eschew coins that don't look natural.
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War, invasion, looting, crisis and gold. In times of national crisis, people fear that their assets may be seized and that the currency may become worthless. They see gold as a solid asset which will always buy food or transportation. Thus in times of great uncertainty, particularly when war is feared, the demand for gold rises.
The Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee was organized in January 1999 to advocate and undertake litigation against illegal collusion to control the price and supply of gold and related financial securities. GATA underwrote the federal anti-trust lawsuit of its consultant, Reginald H. Howe -- Howe vs. Bank for International Settlements et al. -- which was pursued in U.S. District Court in Boston from 2000 to 2002. While the Howe suit was dismissed on a jurisdictional technicality, it became the model for Blanchard Coin and Bullion's anti-trust lawsuit against Barrick Gold and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., which was filed in U.S. District Court in New Orleans in 2002 and prompted Barrick Gold's decision to stop selling gold in advance for 10 years.
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How does the silver coin's edge look? If the coin edge should be reeded, and isn't (or vice versa) this is a giant red flag, since mint errors of this type are very rare. Also, if the coin has a seam around the edge, a bit of a protrusion on the edge that could be a casting sprue, or file marks indicating a sprue or seam was removed, don't buy the coin!
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