What are Government-Issued Gold Coins?
U.S. Government Issued Gold Coins are Authorized by the U.S. Congress, forged at the U.S. Mint at West Point, and produced with a U.S. Mint mark and U.S. Dollar denomination…making them Legal Tender United States Gold Coins. U.S. Gold Coins are also the only Gold Coins on the market whose weight, content, and purity are fully backed by the United States Government.
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- Does the fineness or purity of the gold as measured in percent or karats contained in the gold bullion coins that WCM sells affect the amount of pure, 24 karat gold within each type of coin?
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- I have 24 Karat pure gold coins or Bars (Canadian Maple leaf, American Eage, Kugerrand etc). Will you buy or exchange them?
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