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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bob Evancho, post: 3916829, member: 84595&quot;]I voted for monetary semiprecious coins.&nbsp; Dated foreign or US preferred, smaller size gold coins.&nbsp; Over the time gold was $38 per ounce (early 1970&#039;s) I bought 96 British Sovereigns.&nbsp; Various years from 1858 to 1957.&nbsp; I have to check my bills but I believe 4 at a time cost me around $48.&nbsp;&nbsp; I know my 20 peso gold coin cost me $19.20 since it is in the same 2x2 I bought it in with the price still on it.&nbsp; I consider the British Sovereign to be a semiprecious coin.&nbsp; Most smaller dealers don&#039;t look for the producing mint so you can get some good deals at near gold price.&nbsp; I&#039;m a coin collector so I still have the Sovereigns sitting in my safe deposit box (free for senior citizens like me).&nbsp; Study foreign gold coins in the smaller denominations and invest in them for the long run and be a coin collector.&nbsp; Over the many years you will find that some of the gold coins will go up numistmatically and some will increase in bullion value. Happy semiprecious coin collecting/investing.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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