A large selection of US and Foreign Gold coins are showcased amongst the over 250 lots of coins, currency and fine jewelry to be auctioned by Universal Live Auction on Thursday, July 30th . Included is a large selection of pre-2009 Presidential Dollar Coins, many in bank rolls. These are the last coins in this series to have the "In God We Trust" minted on their rims, per an Act of Congress. Also featured are platinum coins & bars, as well as tokens, medals, proof sets and ancients. Here is an opportunity to increase your collection and diversify your investment portfolio with these precious metals, coins and currency.
A strong gold coin in this collection is a US Constitution $5 Gold Coin, minted in 1987 to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution. A foreign coin of particular interest is a 1851 French Ceres 20 Francs Gold Coin with Ceres the Roman goddess of agriculture and grain on one side and "Liberte Egalite Fraternite" on the other side.
A brilliant uncirculated 1999 $10 US Gold Eagle Coin is also part on this collection.
Universal Live runs weekly live internet auctions showcasing fine art, collectibles, antiques, coins, currency, jewelry, toys, museum exhibition posters and prints, as well as sports memorabilia and military collectibles. Over 8,000 lots are auctioned each month.
Source: news-antique.com
A strong gold coin in this collection is a US Constitution $5 Gold Coin, minted in 1987 to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution. A foreign coin of particular interest is a 1851 French Ceres 20 Francs Gold Coin with Ceres the Roman goddess of agriculture and grain on one side and "Liberte Egalite Fraternite" on the other side.
A brilliant uncirculated 1999 $10 US Gold Eagle Coin is also part on this collection.
Universal Live runs weekly live internet auctions showcasing fine art, collectibles, antiques, coins, currency, jewelry, toys, museum exhibition posters and prints, as well as sports memorabilia and military collectibles. Over 8,000 lots are auctioned each month.
Source: news-antique.com
