Uncirculated Gold Coins Offer Monetary Investment Security and Commemorate the War of 1812

Uncirculated Gold Coins Offer Monetary Investment Security and Commemorate the War of 1812With gold prices at all time highs, many are buying gold as a way to find financial security in terms of investments. In an effort to enhance a gold purchase versus a standard gold bar or other gold investment one company is has released gold for sale in the form of exclusive uncirculated gold coins.

Goldline International, one of the largest companies providing physical precious metals like gold to collectors and investors in the United States announced that it will be the exclusive dealer for a new Royal Canadian Mint ¼ ounce gold bullion coin commemorating the bicentennial of the War of 1812.

The gold coins are 24 karat (.9999 fine) gold with their weight and purity guaranteed by the Royal Canadian Mint.

“Goldline is honored to be the exclusive dealer for this beautiful gold coin that commemorates an important chapter in North American history,” said Brian Crumbaker, Chief Executive Officer of Goldline.

The War of 1812 was the first time that America declared war on another nation, and was a result of a protest against perceived violations of the U.S.’s national sovereignty by the British.

As for the design, the front of the coin features Queen Elizabeth II, with an eagle facing a lion on the reverse, with the shield of military conflict emblazoned with the Canadian Maple Leaf in between the two. The two characters represent the American forces and those under the command of the British respectively.

War of 1812 gold coins are available to buy in sheets of 20 uncirculated coins for as long as supplies last according to Goldline. The company was founded in 1960 and in 2011, the company was recognized by Inc. Magazine as the 6th fastest growing company among private companies with more than $500 million in annual revenues.

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