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Gold coin 50 $ Dollar-USA-1 oz.

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Product description

Gold coin 50 $ Dollar-USA-1 oz.-American Buffalo-2019-New

 

features

 

Product: Gold coin.

Metal: GOLD (Au).

Purity: 24K (999.9 / 1000 mm) 99.99% pure gold

Total currency weight: 31.10 grams. (1 Ounce Troy).

Official diameter: 32.6 mm.

Official thickness: 2.95 mm.

Country of origin: USA (U.S Mint)

Facial value: $ 50 dollars.

Type of edition: Bullion.

Conservation: New.

Year: 2019

Presentation: In plastic envelope.

VAT: 0%. (VAT: special gold regime.)

 

 

Description: The American Gold Buffalo is the first official bullion coin in the United States with a purity of 24K. Introduced in 2006 to compete in the market with other international 24k bullion such as the "Maple Leaf" of Canada.

 

Its reliability, backed by the United States government, and its quality of minting make this coin a very attractive piece for heritage diversification.

 

Its design is based on the "Indian Head Nickel" coin of 1913. On the obverse we are shown the bust of a Native American Indian, inspired by several Indian chiefs, and on the reverse the image of a bison or buffalo specimen, American.