Rare 1888-S $10 Liberty old green holder PCGS MS61!

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Gold is cheap while stocks are expensive. In January of 1980, both the Dow Industrials and the price of gold were at the same level: 800. Now 30 years later, the Dow is above 9,000 while gold is still only $1,000. In fact, if gold bullion only rises to it's inflation adjusted price of $2,176 dollars an ounce as predicted by Forbes (of course many analysts are predicting prices as high as $5,000 and even $10,000 an ounce as the U.S. dollars value erodes) then these Liberty gold coins could explode in value, because when the price of gold starts to soar, rare gold coins can and have soared more than tenfold in previous bull markets. In fact, U.S. rare gold coins actually rose during the great depression, as well as during the recession and accompanying real estate and stock market collapse of 1974 rewarding investors at a time when their stocks and other assets were plummeting. In fact, the two years following the 1987 stock market collapse saw investment gold coin prices rise 665% ( PCGS 3000 rare coin index)We have been fortunate to acquire an original, 1888-S $10 Liberty in mint state-61 condition, certified by the Professional Coin Grading service, Americas most trusted grading service in a hard to find old green holder. This is a beautiful example of this hard to find date with beautiful luster and strong eye appeal. So investing read more

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