Precious Metals

Morgan Mint

SafetyZone.com (HSN Improvements, LLC)


	Precious metals include Gold and Silver. These metals tend to go up in value when other commodities are losing their value. Purchase these coins and add value to your portfolio.


	$50 Gold Strike from Shipwreck of S.S. Central America In 1855 a few splendid $50 coins were minted by Kellogg & Co. using gold processed from the Sierra Nevada. These coins are legendary rarities. By pure chance the original dies have survived, and a limited number of glittering gem Proof restrikes have been produced from the tranferred dies, using California Gold Rush ingots processed by Kellogg in the 1850s. These gold ingots were among the recovered treasure from the S.S. Central America, lost at sea on September 12, 1857. Known today as ‘the Ship of Gold,’ the Central America sank in a hurricane in 1857 while carrying several tons of California gold from Panama to New York City. The historic coins and gold bars were discovered in the late 1980s. In an unprecedented first for numismatics, authentic California Gold Rush era ingots recovered from the fabled S.S. Central America and the original pair of assayers’ dies were used to strike special commemorative gold pieces of the famous 1855 Kellogg & Company $50 round ‘slug.’ The $50 slug is the “King of Territorial Gold.” These restrikes are a way for collectors to own a piece of Gold Rush history at a fraction of the cost of the unique ingots from the Central America. Strictly Limited Edition of Only 5,000 Coins! Due to the limited supply of authentic ingots, a maximum of only 5,000 authorized restrikes can be made. Each 1855 restrike is struck in .887 Pure Gold, and is fitted in a custom display case with a hand-hammered copper frame and gold-imprinted purple ribbons. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a booklet detailing the history of the coins and the gold.

		American Buffalo 24-Karat Gold MS69 The Morgan Mint is pleased to introduce the new line of First Strike 24-karat gold coins from the US Mint! American Buffalo Gold Bullion Coins are the first .9999 fine 24-karat gold coins ever struck by the United States Mint. These $50 gold coins are available to members of the public who wish to own and invest in 24-karat gold in the form of legal tender coins whose content and purity is guaranteed by the United States Government. The United States Mint produced an MS-69, “perfect” MS-70, and a proof version of these coins for collectors. The term “proof” refers to a specialized minting process that begins by manually feeding burnished coin blanks into presses fitted with special dies. Each coin is struck multiple times so the softly frosted and highly detailed images seem to float above the field.


	1 Oz. Gold Eagle MS-70 2005 Own the world’s most perfect coin... a United States Gold Eagle in stunning Mint State 70 (MS-70) PERFECT condition. This is the highest grade possible, but less than 0.005% of all Gold Eagles produced can ever achieve this level of true perfection. And never before has the Morgan Mint been able to offer a Gold Eagle in perfect MS-70 condition. This is a LIMITED EDITION coin, so don’t miss your chance to own this rare and amazing piece of coinage history! Coins are graded on a 70-point scale, so MS-70 is the highest grade possible. Independently certified and encapsulated. Gold American Eagles are minted in four denominations. The $5, $10, $25, and $50 Gold Eagles were declared by law to simultaneously be legal tender and numismatic coins, making them an immediate success with collectors, investors, and dealers. They quickly took their place among the world’s most sought after gold investment coins.

		Gold American Eagle 1 Oz. (by Year) In 1986, the United States Government unveiled Gold American Eagles, the first legal tender gold program for U.S. citizens. Designed and minted to precision standards, the obverse was inspired by the long celebrated “Walking Liberty” design Augustus St. Gaudens created for the $20 Gold coins minted from 1907 to 1933. Gold American Eagles are minted in four denominations. The $5, $10, $25, and $50 Gold Eagles were declared by law to simultaneously be legal tender and numismatic coins, making them an immediate success with collectors, investors, and dealers. They quickly took their place among the world’s most sought after gold investment coins.


	1849 $20 Gold Clad Double Eagle Own your own 1849 Double Eagle Gold Proof tribute for close to face value! It’s the rarest coin in the world. It’s minted in Pure Gold and housed under heavy security at the Smithsonian Institute’s National Coin Collection in Washington, D.C. and it’s valued at over ten million dollars. And until now, only one copy is known to exist. Introducing the Morgan Mint’s 1849 Double Eagle Twenty Dollar Gold Proof tribute. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a very select few collectors to own a 24-karat gold proof replica of the rarest coin in the world. A coin with a story rich beyond your wildest dreams.

		French Gold Angel The 100-year-old French Gold Angel is one of the world’s most sought-after coins because of its reputation for bringing luck to its owner. It started during the French Revolution, when Augustine Dupre, the coin’s designer, credited his escape from the guillotine to the 20-Franc Gold Angel in his pocket. Napoleon Bonaparte is said to have carried the lucky coin until he lost it the day before his defeat at Waterloo! A hoard of Gold Angels (minted from 1871 - 1898) has been discovered in Europe. Most classic European Gold coins were melted during the world wars and again when gold prices skyrocketed in the 1980’s. So this may be your last chance to acquire a 90% Pure Gold French Angel coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.


	[Home] [Generators] [Solar Power] [Home Plans] [Food Rations] [Bobcats] [Bookshop] [Survival] [Precious Metals] [Greenhouses] [Water] [Web Hosting] [Canadian Tire] [Contact Us]


	paypal