How To Get Pre-1933 Gold Coins

If you're new to gold investments, you probably see no difference in one gold piece and another

. Although it may seem a bit odd, there are actually differences between different gold coins, specifically modern gold bullions and pre-1933 gold coins. If you want to make any sort of gold investment, you have to know where to put your money. Otherwise you might as well be investing in aluminum foil or the little chocolate coins that look like gold. So, assuming that you do in fact want to make some money with gold, here are some things to consider...

One of the big things about pre-1933 gold is that it makes up "rare coins". The gold bullion that gets produced today goes out by the millions, so there are a ton of people that have access to it at any given time. As we all know, the more that something is produced, the less valuable it actually is. Antique, one-of-a-kind lamps are worth far more than toys that are sold by the millions just because of the rarity. The same principle applies when you buy gold. You want to invest in rare coins so that you get the most out of your money.

The really big thing though is that pre-1933 gold coins are deemed to be private gold. This differs from the confiscable gold of today. Essentially anything that is confiscable can be taken by the government at any time, or it can instantly be determined to have no value. With modern coins, gold confiscation can happen at any time. However, private gold coins are completely exempt from that. They are not owned by the government and cannot be taken away from you. Thus you are guaranteed to have coins that hold their value.

Overall, you can invest in whatever you want. If then modern bullion just looks too pretty to pass up on, then by all means throw your money that way. Just remember how bad the economy is right now and how the dollar is making its ugly trek downward. By investing in gold bullions instead of private gold, you are basically putting your money into a falling system. Rather than allowing your hard earned money to go into gold that isn't even owned by you (remember, the government owns it...gold confiscation...ah!), you should just take the time to find equally desirable pre-1933 gold. You'll be much happier with the end result.

by: Troy Truman

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