A Gold Coin Rush

A GOLD COIN RUSHFrom then until now! Competitive pricing on gold coins

HISTORY OF GOLD COINS

Gold coins have been used for centuries

either as currency, commemorative pieces,

medals, or in recent years, as collector

items. The 1st gold coin was created in Asia

Minor in the 600s B.C., by the Persian

Empire. They owned the largest quantity of

gold; which they used to create gold coins

called “darics”. Centuries later, a gold coin

“aureus” appeared in the Roman Empire as

a commemoration of its recent victory. This

was the first Roman gold coin struck in

quantity that resulted in making gold

coinage more common as a currency. Since

then we’ve seen gold coins produced

around the world from Europe - in the mid

1800’s – to the China Panda and American

Gold Eagle coin.  

AMERICAN GOLD EAGLE COINSince 1986, when the first American Eagle coin was introduced, it has been in

high demand. According to the U.S. Mint, this gold coin is not only a great

addition for any investor or collector, but the most popular gold bullion – since

they always hold their value making them easy to sell, buy and trade.  

The 24 Karat American Buffalo Gold coin

was introduced by the U.S. Mint December

22, 2005 and authorized by Public Law 109-

145 also known as the Presidential $1 Coin

Act. The coin features images by noted

American sculptor James Earle Fraser, once

a student of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, for

America's five-cent coin. This coin was

struck as a collector item for members of

the public “seeking a simple and tangible

way to own and invest in 24-karat gold in

the form of legal tender coins whose

content and purity is guaranteed by the

U.S. government.”

AMERICAN BUFFALO COIN

CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF COINThe Canadian Gold Maple Leaf gold coin is issued annually by the Canadian

government and produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. As a legal tender item its face

value is 50 Canadian dollars. It features a profile of Queen Elizabeth II of Canada and

the Canadian Maple Leaf – which bears its name.  For added security, in 2013, a laser-

micro-engraved textured maple leaf was added on a small area of the reverse (Maple

Leaf) side of the coin. In the center is a number with the coin’s year of issue - only

visible under magnification.

These coins are in demand, and we are paying competitive prices for each. 

$50 over spot Gold Eagle Gold coin  $50 over spot for American Buffalo  $35 over spot Canadian Maple leaf 

If you have any of these coins, please contact us. Also if you have any other coins, not on this list, please let us know.

We are interested!  

DO YOU HAVE GOLD COINS?

CONTACT USCore Scientific

700 Industrial Drive Suite K Cary, IL 60013

Phone: 877.308.2388

Email: [email protected]