How Can I Choose A Reputable Certified Coin Dealer?

Investors who are searching for a reputable certified coin dealer, will benefit by both avoiding the local, retail gold dealers who advertise “DISCOUNTED GOLD”, and by carefully searching the Internet for a certified coin dealer with a Better Business Bureau approval.

There are a great many unscrupulous gold dealers in the market who prey upon the naivety of novice buyers, and exploit these unsuspecting buyers’ ignorance to pad their own pockets. For example, no self-respecting certified coin dealer would try to sell a bullion coin to a novice buyer, by emphasizing that bullion coin’s PCGS, or NGC certification. Since bullion coins are completely lacking in the numismatic value that rare coins possess, there is no legitimate need for a coin dealer to either submit them, or promote them for their numismatic certification.

Bullion prices generally hover slightly above the current gold spot price, so novice investors are hereby reminded not to be deceptively influenced by PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service), or NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) certification.

Conversely, since the PCGS, and NGC are the world’s foremost rare coin-assayers, investors are also advised to only trust only these two companies for their rare coin certification. Lesser-known numismatic certification companies aren’t looked upon as favorably by rare gold coin traders, and may fetch a disappointing liquidation price when the time comes.

Investors who have completed their research are encouraged to contact one of our friendly specialists, who offer institutional discounts on certified gold coins to household investors like you.