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 10 GRAM .999 FINE GOLD CLAD AMERICAN BUFFALO BU ART BAR US $.99 
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 2011 $50 Dollar 1oz Ounce Gold American Buffalo NGC MS70 Early Release US $2,145.50
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 2006 American Buffalo 1 OZ .999 Fine Pure Gold Bullion Proof Coin * 1st Year * US $1,768.18
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 2006 American Buffalo One Ounce Gold Proof Coin US $1,800.00
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 1 - 1oz - 2012 GOLD *AMERICAN BUFFALO* Proof Collector's Coin - Great Gift Idea! US $2,175.00
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 2006 AMERICAN BUFFALO ONE OUNCE GOLD PROOF COIN US $1,750.00
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 No Reserve: MS70 $50 Gold American Buffalo Coin 2006 US $1,799.00
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 2012 W American Gold Buffalo Proof (1 oz) $50 - PCGS PR 69 DCAM - First Strike US $1,845.95
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 GEM AMERICAN BUFFALO COIN 1 TROY OZ .999 24K CLAD GOLD BAR- 5 micron series US $8.95
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 AMERICAN BUFFALO ONE OUNCE GOLD PROOF COIN 2006 *1ST YEAR OF ISSUE* US $1,750.00
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 AMERICAN BUFFALO ONE OUNCE GOLD PROOF COIN 2007 *2ND YEAR OF ISSUE* US $1,750.00
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 5-5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mill Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar-P#3000A US $19.09
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 5x .999 FINE GOLD CLAD 10 GRAM AMERICAN INDIAN BUFFALO BISON ART BAR US $9.95
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 5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mills Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar- P#3000D US $7.19
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 2008 w $25 (1/2 oz) American Gold Buffalo NGC PF70 ULTRA CAMEO PROOF US $2,295.00
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 5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mills Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar- P#3000E US $6.89
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 TEN - 1 TROY OUNCE Oz LIBERTY EAGLE AMERICAN BUFFALO ART BARS .999 24K GOLD CLAD US $49.95
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 ONE TROY OZ BUFFALO AMERICAN USA GOLD CLAD 24K ART BAR- 5 microns series US $7.36
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 2010-W AMERICAN BUFFALO $50 ONE OZ GOLD PROOF COIN PCGS PR69DCAM US $1,995.00
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 2006 W AMERICAN BUFFALO GOLD PROOF COIN 1 OZ .999 FINE GOLD $50 WITH BOX COA 24K US $1,710.00
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 2008 W $10 1/4 QUARTER OZ UNC UNCIRCULATED AMERICAN GOLD BUFFALO BOX US $9.99
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 2008 W $25 1/2 HALF OZ UNC UNCIRCULATED AMERICAN GOLD BUFFALO BOX US $9.99
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 NEW 2012 $50 American Buffalo .9999 Gold Pure Bullion Coin GEM BU Condition US $1,839.00
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 5-5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mill Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar-P#3000C US $19.49
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 5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mills Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar- P#3000B US $7.09
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 GOLD Buffalo American Nickel USA RARE WW2 Era COIN * US $.55
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 5-5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mill Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar-P#3000B US $19.89
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 GOLD BUFFALO NICKEL Old Coin World War 2 Era USA American WW2 Partial Good Date US $8.99
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 gold coin american buffalo US $1,652.51
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 5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mills Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar- P#3000C US $6.49
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 American Buffalo Round .999 Fine Silver Bullion Plus Fancy Collector Gold Flakes US $9.48
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 American Buffalo Bar .999 Fine Silver Bullion Plus Fancy Collector Gold Flakes US $9.48
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 2008 $50 1 OZ ICG MS70 FS FIRST STRIKE GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO FINE BULLION 24KT US $1,610.00
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 5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mills Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar- P#3000A US $7.49
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 1 OUNCE Pure 24K Gold Layered American Buffalo Ingot Bullion Bar - 1 Troy oz US $8.50
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 ★ NEW .999 FINE 24k GOLD CLAD 10 GRAM AMERICAN BUFFALO BISON ART BAR US $2.95
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 5 Gram Fine .999 Pure 24K Gold American Buffalo Bullion Bar Ingot, airtight case US $7.10
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 1 Troy OUNCE .999 Fine Pure 24K Gold upon Silver American Buffalo Ingot Bar US $29.00
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 10 GRAM Pure 24K Gold Layered American Buffalo Bullion Ingot Bar, MINT US $10.50
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 5x .999 FINE GOLD CLAD 10 GRAM AMERICAN BUFFALO BISON ART BAR US $14.95
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 2006-W Gold American Buffalo NGC Proof 70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,090.00
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 2008 W American Gold Buffalo Proof Coin - 1oz. $50 - w/box & COA US $3,250.00
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 2006 American Buffalo $50 1 oz Gold NGC MS70 First Strike!! US $1,680.00
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 2006 W NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo American Gold Buffalo $50 US $1,800.00
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 2006 $50 Gold American Buffalo .999 Pure Gold NGC MS 70 *hucky* US $1,642.00
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 United States Mint 2006 American Buffalo One Ounce Gold Proof Coin US $1,800.00
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 2008 AMERICAN BUFFALO 1/4 oz. .9999 fine gold proof coin US $1,310.08
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 3 ozs of pure gold 2 $50 american eagles MS70 and one Proof $50 2006 buffalo US $4,400.00
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 2006-2008W-2010 Gold American Buffalo Set-2006-2010 Complete Set-NGC MS70-PF70 US $31,000.00
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 2008 W $25 1/2oz Gold Proof American Buffalo w/ all Boxes and COA US $1,650.00
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 LOT OF 5 - TEN GRAMS AMERICAN BUFFALO GOLD CLAD BAR US $19.95
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 2011 US Mint $50 American Gold Buffalo Proof US $1,525.00
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 2009 American Buffalo one ounce Gold Proof Coin US $2,000.00
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 2010 W American Buffalo One Ounce Gold Proof Coin 1oz. .9999 U.S. Mint!!! US $1,665.27
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 GOLD BUFFALO Nickel Bison Indian Coin Old Antique USA Bison Native American Art US $.06
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 2010 AMERICAN BUFFALO GOLD $50 ONE-OUNCE MS 70 NGC .9999 FINE US $1,899.00
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 2010-W $50 American GOLD BUFFALO NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo proof coin .9999 fine US $2,129.00
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 2012 American Gold Buffalo (1 oz) $50 - PCGS MS70 - First Strike - Buffalo Label US $1,995.00
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 2012 American Gold Buffalo (1 oz) $50 - PCGS MS70 - First Strike - Flag Label US $1,980.00
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 100 ★ LIBERTY EAGLE ★ AMERICAN BUFFALO ★ 1 TROY OUNCE Oz .999 GOLD CLAD ART BARS US $249.95
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 ★ AMERICAN BUFFALO ★ LIBERTY EAGLE ★ 1 TROY OUNCE ★ .999 FINE GOLD CLAD ★ART BAR US $5.95
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 FIVE ★ AMERICAN BUFFALO ★ LIBERTY EAGLE ★ 1 TROY OUNCE Oz .999 GOLD CLAD ART BAR US $22.95
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 50 ★ AMERICAN BUFFALO ★ LIBERTY EAGLE ★ 1 TROY OUNCE Oz .999 GOLD CLAD ★ ART BAR US $149.95
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 1 Ounce Gold 2007 American Buffalo Coin .9999 Fine First Strike PCGS MS69 US $1,725.00
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 2008 W American Buffalo 1/4 oz. gold proof coin US $1,220.00
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 2008-W $5 AMERICAN BUFFALO $5 GOLD 1/10oz. MS70,MS70 PCGS US $789.95
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 2012 $50 1oz. GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,100.00
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 2009 W 1 OZ $50 GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO PCGS PR69DCAM PROOF COIN OGP US $1,850.00
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 10g gram 24k GOLD layered American Buffalo Bar .999 Bullion - Comes in Protector US $9.95
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 10x 1 TROY OUNCE Oz .999 GOLD CLAD AMERICAN BUFFALO LIBERTY EAGLE ART BAR US $39.95
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 10- 1 TROY OZ .999 Fine 24K GOLD Clad AMERICAN BUFFALO Coin USA Art BAR- P#3005B US $49.95
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 Two (2) 2009 W American Gold Buffalo Proof PCGS PR69DCAM First Strike FS US $4,399.99
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 10- 1 TROY OZ .999 Fine 24K GOLD Clad AMERICAN BUFFALO Coin USA Art BAR- P#3005C US $59.95
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 US MINT BOX FOR THE 2008 AMERICAN BUFFALO GOLD PROOF 4 COIN SET, COA, CAPS NICE US $60.00
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 2008-W $50 1 oz VERY RARE Burnished American Gold Buffalo PCGS MS69 First Strike US $3,400.00
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 2009 P American Buffalo One Ounce Gold Coin 1oz. .9999 Sealed from U.S. Mint!!! US $1,899.99
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 5-5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mill Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar-P#3000E US $19.19
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 2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin US $1,750.00
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 2006 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin US $2,000.00
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 5-5 Gram .999 24k 100 Mill Fine Gold American Buffalo Art Collection Bar-P#3000D US $19.49
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 2006 AMERICAN BUFFALO ONE OUNCE GOLD PROOF COIN 24KT GOLD US $1,526.00
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 17 Oz 24kt Pure .9999 Gold $50 American Buffalo PCGS MS69 First Strike 2006-2009 US $32,725.00
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 6 Oz MS70 First Strike 2006-2008 24kt Pure .9999 Gold $50 American Buffalo NGC US $13,794.00
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 2- 2011 NGC PF70UC $50 1oz Proof Gold American Buffalo PF70 coin 2 coins US $4,750.00
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 2- 2006 NGC PF69UC $50 1oz Proof Gold American Buffalo PF69 coin 2 coins US $4,250.00
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 2- 2009 NGC PF69UC $50 1oz Proof Gold American Buffalo PF69 coin 2 coins US $4,250.00
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 2006 2007 NGC PF69UC $50 1oz Proof Gold American Buffalo PF69 coin 2 coins US $4,250.00
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Whats the best advice to start investing and buying gold?
Whats the best way to start? Is it better to buy bullion bars or coins? Does it matter what kind of coins? For example, Gold American Eagles over American Buffalos?
Why does the face value of an American Eagle 1oz. is $50 when gold is worth almost $900, and the same thing with the rest of the American Eagle coins?
Answer:
As with any other investment, you'll need to look at this around your current and expected life circumstances: do you already have money in the bank, 3-6 months worth? Do you have high interest debt that you should pay back before making investments? Are you saving for any near term large purchases, like a car or house? Are you well insured against most common hazards, with car insurance, homeowners or renters insurance, health insurance, disability insurance, and life insurance (if you have dependents)? All of these core considerations may take precedence over gold - or any other - investments.
Most investment advisors suggest that one's investments in precious metals - in all forms, including the stocks of the companies that mine them, be kept to 5-10% of one's investable assets, and that's not a bad guide for most individuals.
Given that, in part as noted in the wisdom of some of the other answer-ers to this question:
* Coins have some advantages over bars, primarily because coin buyers usually don't require that their gold content be re-evaluated (assayed) when they are bought and sold.
* You might consider any of the following in your mix of gold investments:
1. A small amount of physical gold, usually in the form of coins purchased from bullion dealers (monex.com, kitco.com, blanchardonline.com, etc.), coin dealers, or from trusted sellers on eBay.
Some foreign buyers only want .999 fine gold coins, and only some American coins, like the Buffalo coins, offer that fineness. Other US gold coins - with the same amount of total gold content - may be only .916 or .900 fine (91.6% or 90% gold, with the rest of its metal content consisting of an alloy metal like copper or silver) for instance, and for that reason might be in somewhat less demand from outside of the US, although a large fraction of US buyers may not care one whit about this. But for the most part, any well-recognized gold coin, from a US Eagle or Buffalo to a Canadian Maple Leaf, Austrian Philharmonic, or South African Krugerrand, to name just a few of the main options, is a reasonable choice.
2. Certificates for overseas storage of gold, from companies like GoldMoney.com or the Perth Mint.
3. Shares in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), like Street Tracks Gold Shares (ticker symbol "GLD"), that represent a part ownership of a big pile of securely-stored gold and track the gold price. These trade just like stocks.
4. Shares in mutual funds that own stock in companies that mine gold.
Here's one reputable mutual fund complex with two gold-oriented mutual funds that allows you to do so with just $100 up front and $50 a month:
http://www.usfunds.com/docs/html/abc_pla...
That way, you won't try to "time" the market: if gold mining companies' shares drop, you'll buy more shares, and if they rise, you'll buy less, until you've allocated whatever amount you wish. As well, they can do the work of picking stocks which, if you haven't studied the sector, might take you some time to learn to the point of comfortably making your own investment decisions.
Here's a comprehensive list of other gold-oriented mutual funds available to US investors:
http://www.eaglewing.com/fundlist.html
5. A diversified portfolio of individual companies that explore for, build reserves of, or mine gold. To do this, you'll need to do a considerable amount of homework, or find a trusted investment adviser who knows this sector well.
Before buying *any* gold, figure out why you want to own it. What makes the gold price go up? What factors (like increases in the amount of central bank sales of gold, or increases in the value of the dollar against other currencies) are often - at least recently - associated with it going down?
If you're buying physical gold as disaster insurance, for instance, against the possibility of widespread bank failures or hyperinflation, you'll need to figure out a) whether you can stand holding it if its price should decline, even sharply, in the next couple of years and b) where you can safely store it.
If you're buying gold as an investment, you'll want to have some idea about why you're buying it now, what prices you'll sell at, why and when you expect those prices to be realized, under what specific circumstances you'll consider selling, and how much you'll sell. Note that when you buy and sell anything - gold or stocks - you'll take a haircut when both buying and selling, in the way of commissions and buy/sell spreads, so you might need to make 5-15% on various forms of gold-related investments just to break even.
Some background: we do know that gold went from $35 per Troy ounce in 1973 - when its price stopped being fixed by the US Government - to (briefly) $850 in 1980, down to around $250 at a couple of points around 2001-03, up to $1050 recently, and is around $880 today, as of this writing.
These aren't inflation-adjusted prices; roughly speaking, the $850 peak in 1980 corresponded to about $2,200 per Troy ounce in today's dollars, which means that the gold price today is less than half the 1980 peak.
We also know that, over extremely long periods of time, gold has roughly retained its purchasing power in goods, but that there are periods, sometimes long ones, where it is a very good investment and periods where it has been a very poor one. Those experiences even vary by country, as in cases where a nation's currency rapidly loses value due to capital flight, high inflation, or even hyperinflation.
Finally, we know that the gold price is volatile: even during its run-up from $35 to $850 over a 7-year period in the late 1970s, there was one case where it fell from $200 to $100 within about a one-year period from 1973-74, if memory serves.
As for the best time to invest, you might read what investment "experts" think about what will happen to the gold price and the prices of individual, or indexes of, gold-oriented stocks by continuing to read articles at these websites:
http://www.kitco.com
(see the links in the "Contributed Commentaries" section, about mid-way down the home page)
http://www.321gold.com
(see the links at top, under "Gold Silver $$$")
But be advised: there are as many opinions as experts, and they are often contradictory 
. For that reason, you might consider making your purchases of physical gold or gold stocks gradually, spaced apart by a month or two over a longer-term period. Once again, setting up automatic monthly dollar-cost investing into a gold-oriented mutual fund is a terrific automatic way to do this. That way, you aren't tempted to buy more when prices are rising and stop buying, or sell out of panic, when prices are falling.
Finally, as someone else astutely observed, the face value of a coin is pretty much irrelevant to its gold content or the metal value of that content.
There is one exception: some coins are legal tender at their face value, and this gives buyers some rather far-fetched downside protection. For instance there are some Canadian $100 legal tender gold coins, with about 50-60% gold content, that are worth about $200 in gold melt value today. If the price of gold were to plummet more than 50% from present levels (i.e. below about $400-$450 per Troy ounce), those coins would still be legal tender at $100 Canadian dollars, so you would have protection against these coins falling further in value, if gold were to then fall even further below that level. But that's a somewhat improbable scenario, and is mentioned here mostly for completeness.
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