Brazil 20,000 Reis, VF-XF

We recommend Brazil 20,000 reis gold coins in Very Fine to Extra Fine (VF-XF) condition as a better alternative to modern bullion coins for bulk gold investors. They offer all of the benefits of bullion plus additional benefits like constant collector demand, complete financial privacy, and the potential for additional premiums based on fundamental scarcity.

Minted from 1851 to 1889, Brazil 20,000 reis coins are the largest World gold coins we trade. Slightly heavier than U.S. $10 Liberty gold coins of the same era, they contain more than a half-ounce of pure gold.

The design features a bust of Emperor Pedro II on the obverse and the Imperial Arms of Brazil on the reverse. (A minor redesign in 1853 presents a slightly larger bust.) An enlightened monarch often compared to Queen Victoria, Pedro II reigned as Emperor of Brazil for 49 years. Beloved by the people, he fought poverty and illiteracy by establishing schools and colleges throughout Brazil, brought about industrial reform, and abolished slavery in 1888.

True scarcity, excellent value

Relatively few gold 20,000 reis were produced originally (mintages for most years were less than 50,000) and the majority have been lost to the ravages of time and the melting pot. Precious few have survived in VF-XF condition, making them scarcer in the market than most of the European gold coins we trade in bulk. Such scarcity can drive premiums substantially higher during periods of peak gold demand.

Gold is in the midst of its strongest bull market in more than three decades. Many analysts predict gold prices as high as $2,000 in coming years, and we agree. We urge you to increase your core position now with these inexpensive, classic coins. When gold breaks out again, you'll be glad you did!

Key Benefits
• Better than bullion. For virtually the same price per ounce as modern bullion coins, our Bazil gold reis offer extra benefits like limited supply, constant collector demand, complete financial privacy, and extra profit potential because of scarcity.
• Scarcity means leverage. Unlike bullion coins, which are minted in unlimited numbers, Bazil gold reis are in severely limited supply. This scarcity can mean extra leverage to a rising gold price, with premiums based on collector demand.
• Low prices, excellent value. Few investors are aware of these classic European-styled gold coins, so their prices remain unusually low. Brazil gold reis are a bargain!

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