$3 Princess gold coins, MS63

Common date $3 Princess gold coins in choice Mint State 63 condition are extremely scarce for the grade, yet quite inexpensive today. Combining a unique design with exceptional scarcity and heightened collector demand, they offer superb value to gold investors.

Minted from 1854 to 1889, $3 Princess coins were created so people could easily buy 3-cent postage stamps in packets of 100. The obverse design features the profile of an Indian princess crowned with a circle of feathers, bound with the inscription LIBERTY. Historians believe his model was a Roman marble sculpture of "Crouching Venus" on display at the Philadelphia museum, to which he added the distinctive feathered headdress. The reverse depicts a wreath of tobacco, wheat, corn, and cotton.

Miniscule mintages, few survivors

Mintages for most years are extremely low, often less than 5,000 pieces, which is why Princesses were among the first U.S. coins to gain numismatic interest. Many counterfeits are known to exist so buy only NGC or PCGS certified coins. Out of a total mintage of less than 550,000, only around 2,903 survivors are known in choice MS63 condition (PCGS + NGC, 12/18/09).

Such extreme scarcity tends to drive up coin prices at a faster rate than bullion when the gold price rises, and allows them to hold their value longer when the gold price falls. Plus, as collectible coins they are non-reportable to the IRS and exempt from governmental confiscation.

Excellent performance

$3 Princess coins in MS63 offer explosive upside potential in a rising gold market. In 2006, they reached $10,600. Yet they're trading right now at a substantial discount to their recent high.

Gold is enjoying its most aggressive and sustained bull market in a quarter-century. Experts are predicting gold prices as high as $2,000 in coming years. We urge you to take advantage of this temporary buying opportunity. When gold breaks out again, you'll be glad you did!

Key Benefits
• Only 2,903 survivors certified in MS63. Such extreme scarcity ensures excellent leverage to a rising gold price.
• Traded for $10,600 in 2006. Combines low price, high collector demand, and relatively low risk with huge upside potential.
• Private, liquid, and secure. As collectible coins, they are non-reportable to the IRS and exempt from governmental confiscation. And because they are in constant demand worldwide, they offer very easy liquidity.

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