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Archimedes was a Greek scientist. He lives in Syracuse nearly 200 years ago. The King of the land wanted to wear a Golden Crown like those found commonly in Carlsbad. He gave some gold to a goldsmith to make a suitable crown. After few days, the goldsmith brought the finished crown to the King. The crown was weighed. The weight of the crown was equal to the gold given to the goldsmith by the King. The King looked at the color of the crown, and was pleased with the shiny investment. He knew if he needed a cash loan from Gems N' Treasures in Carlsbad, he knew where to buy and sell gold.


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 Gold Coins and the Value They Hold

Large entities and governments typically have substantial buying power and can impact the price of Gold per ounce and the Gold market. If a government makes a large Gold purchase, their demand for the product could affect Gold markets immediately. Supply and demand determines prices for commodities and the price of Gold is no exception. For investors who buy and sell Gold regularly, staying current with fluctuations in the market is crucial to financial success.

The coin market is volatile and thinly capitalized. Significant short-term price swings are always possible. Collectors Universe, its principals and representatives do not guarantee a profit or guarantee against a loss for any coin you buy or sell based on the information contained in this Price Guide or any Collectors Universe website. You buy and sell rare coins at your own risk. Furthermore, Collectors Universe, its principals and representatives do not guarantee the accuracy of any price in the PCGS Price Guide.

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Ancient Coins Ancient Coins are a piece of history. In an ages past coins were more than a way to store wealth. They were a part of that culture. We buy and sell Ancient Coins. Have your collection appraised by experts.

Gems N’ Treasures Coin Shop provides information and opinions about Gold, Silver and Platinum Bullion. Buy Gold and Silver bullion bars and gold coins in Carlsbad California, from a leading San Diego precious metals dealer. Commemorative Authorized commemorative coins honor America. Precious metal, commemorative coins are ideal for collectors. 

Currency Old paper money, rare currency, and financial collectibles. We are always interested in these historical documents that are much more than paper. If you share this passion stop by and lets talk. U.S. Coins in a Carlsbad Coin Shop buys and sells collectible U.S. coins of all types. We offer decades of experience in Numismatics and can professionally evaluate collections of any size. If you love old coins the way we do stop by the Coin Shop.

Gems N’ Treasures coins is a small, privately-owned coin shop that has traded in Carlsbad for more than 25 years. Store owner Mack Hembree employs a small team of knowledgeable and ethical staff members. We carry American and international coins, currency, and bullion including American Buffalo and American Silver Eagle coins.

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Gold Coin Dropped in Kettle Boosts Salvation Army's Holiday Efforts

CABIN JOHN, MD — With donation efforts lagging across the region, Salvation Army volunteers in Montgomery County were thrilled Saturday when they found that a generous donor had left a solid gold coin in a red kettle outside the Giant food store in Cabin John.

Capt. Karl Dahlin found the coin, which he described as a Canadian collector’s coin with a face value of $50 Canadian, but it could be worth as much as $1,200 in U.S. currency. The nonprofit agency that helps provide housing and meals to families and veterans says it will sell the coin to a collector and use the money for its good works.

Donations to this year's Red Kettle Campaign are down 13 percent across the region compared with last year, along with sluggish donations by mail, the Salvation Army said Friday. While donors have mysteriously left gold coins in kettles around the country every year, it has been several years since the Montgomery County area kettles have received such a valuable gift.

"I feel blessed tonight," Dahlin told NBC Washington when he found the gold coin left by an anonymous donor. "This is a fantastic find. God bless you, I want to thank you so much."

The money raised through the red kettles helps local families, the homeless and others in need with meals, clothing, shelter, services, programs and other emergency assistance. The fund drive ends on Dec. 24.

National Capital Area Commander for The Salvation Army, Major James “Chip” Hall says, “We are not sure why kettle donations are off this year. It could be as simple as fewer people carrying cash. Whatever the reason, our fundraising efforts have been affected, and we are asking the public’s help by donating a little extra when they see our kettles. There is no amount too small. Every penny, quarter, dollar, check, and credit card donation helps.”

The Salvation Army has a goal of $1.4 million for the local campaign. Hall says more than 80 cents of every dollar donated directly helps neighbors in need. "The donations we receive change lives in the people we serve.”

There are many ways the public can donate. Each red kettle accepts cash, checks, jewelry, gold and precious coins, and the kettles are set up at more than 250 locations around the region including most Giant, Safeway and Walmart stores.

You can donate from home by calling 1-800-SAL-ARMY (725-2769) or give online by clicking the DONATE button on the Salvation Army's website.

The Salvation Army National Capital Area Command assisted 80,744 people last year with emergency rental, utility and food assistance, a homeless nutrition program, transitional housing for young mothers and their children, comprehensive substance abuse treatment, disaster relief and youth enrichment through music and arts education.

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Major Market Movers

Presidential election: The unprecedented U.S. election resulted in what is being called a “Trump rally” for the markets.

Risk appetite: Investors and markets seem to be pricing in expectations that Trump’s policies will be good for the economy, and we are seeing more risky investments. Concerns for rising deficits don’t appear to be priced in to the markets yet.

Federal Reserve: The probability for a rate hike at the next FOMC meeting mid-December is set at 90%. Barring any major news, the market expects interest rates to increase before the end of the year.

U.S. dollar: The dollar hit 14-year highs this month due to risk sentiment and anticipation of new economic policies. 

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Presidential election: The unprecedented U.S. election resulted in what is being called a “Trump rally” for the markets.

Risk appetite: Investors and markets seem to be pricing in expectations that Trump’s policies will be good for the economy, and we are seeing more risky investments. Concerns for rising deficits don’t appear to be priced in to the markets yet.

Federal Reserve: The probability for a rate hike at the next FOMC meeting mid-December is set at 90%. Barring any major news, the market expects interest rates to increase before the end of the year.

U.S. dollar: The dollar hit 14-year highs this month due to risk sentiment and anticipation of new economic policies.

Silver prices also experienced modest correction this month, largely due to the same factors that influenced gold. The two precious metals often operate as complements. The silver price dropped from $18.50 per ounce before the election to around $16.50 per ounce by the end of the month, hitting the lowest point of $16.15 per ounce before that. Silver has lost 23% since its high above $21 per ounce in July.

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