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Bank of Israel issued "Commemorative" gold coins are excellent investments for several reasons.
World Turmoil: Gold always has been a store of value, protecting its owners from monetary disruptions. With the declining value of the dollar, gold, as opposed to paper currency, is a proven store of wealth.
Portability: $100,000 worth of gold can be hidden in an average sized ladies purse.
Privacy: Gold can be purchased without disclosing your personal information such as social security or driver's license number.
Superior Returns: Because of economic uncertainty, shortage of supply and increasing demand from the Middle East and Asia, gold has gone from $250 per ounce in 1999 to over $1000 per ounce recently, a 14% average annual rate of return. These trends are projected to increase for years to come, as the dollar continues to lose value, and Asian economies continue their rapid expansion.
Margin of Safety: Today, Israeli Commemoratives sell at a historically small premium over their gold content. However, due to the limited mintage of these coins, these premiums could once again increase significantly, driving prices substantially higher, independent of the underlying gold price. In the unlikely event that the price of gold should decline, the value of Israeli Commemoratives could remain stable or even increase. Bullion coins do not offer this margin of safety.
Own a Piece of "The Land": Why invest in US, Canadian or South African gold, when, for virtually the same price, you can hold in your hand a peice of the "holy land?"
Confiscation: Patriot Act regulations effective January 1, 2006 indicate our governments intention to once again outlaw private gold ownership. Should this happen, it is presumed that rare/collectible or "numismatic" coins would be exempt from confiscation. (Please see the Federal Register for wording on what is, and is not, considered "numismatic" coinage.) Due to the "commemorative" nature of Israeli gold, it is possible that they may be considered exempt.
Due to our association with one of the nation's largest bullion dealers, we are able to provide Israeli Commemorative Gold in quantity when other dealers cannot.
Below are a few samples of Israeli Commemorative Gold Coins.
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World Turmoil: Gold always has been a store of value, protecting its owners from monetary disruptions. With the declining value of the dollar, gold, as opposed to paper currency, is a proven store of wealth.
Portability: $100,000 worth of gold can be hidden in an average sized ladies purse.
Privacy: Gold can be purchased without disclosing your personal information such as social security or driver's license number.
Superior Returns: Because of economic uncertainty, shortage of supply and increasing demand from the Middle East and Asia, gold has gone from $250 per ounce in 1999 to over $1000 per ounce recently, a 14% average annual rate of return. These trends are projected to increase for years to come, as the dollar continues to lose value, and Asian economies continue their rapid expansion.
Margin of Safety: Today, Israeli Commemoratives sell at a historically small premium over their gold content. However, due to the limited mintage of these coins, these premiums could once again increase significantly, driving prices substantially higher, independent of the underlying gold price. In the unlikely event that the price of gold should decline, the value of Israeli Commemoratives could remain stable or even increase. Bullion coins do not offer this margin of safety.
Own a Piece of "The Land": Why invest in US, Canadian or South African gold, when, for virtually the same price, you can hold in your hand a peice of the "holy land?"
Confiscation: Patriot Act regulations effective January 1, 2006 indicate our governments intention to once again outlaw private gold ownership. Should this happen, it is presumed that rare/collectible or "numismatic" coins would be exempt from confiscation. (Please see the Federal Register for wording on what is, and is not, considered "numismatic" coinage.) Due to the "commemorative" nature of Israeli gold, it is possible that they may be considered exempt.
Due to our association with one of the nation's largest bullion dealers, we are able to provide Israeli Commemorative Gold in quantity when other dealers cannot.
Below are a few samples of Israeli Commemorative Gold Coins.
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