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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Scotty, post: 412015, member: 15397&quot;]<b>I can beam him up...but to a nice planet, he&#039;s got a point</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Hi Spock,</p><p>Thought they were&nbsp; kidding... I actually diversified the gold into some historical pieces partially because we moved to Europe.&nbsp; Anyone outside the U.S. will tell you that Americans are far too absorbed with their own, albeit beautiful, coinage.&nbsp; And since I was a history buff, I started with the same suggestions above (Prussian and French 19th c-- which are a dime a dozen on the Continent) but saw quickly that beautiful Louis d&#039;Or or 1/2 Louis can be had circulated for nearly the same cost.&nbsp; And then, some of the Austrian-Hungarian and Bavarian coins are not so costly and also beautiful. Plus, there is always a nice St. George killing the dragon on the reverse British Imperial sovereign.&nbsp; These all run between 200-500 bucks depending on the grade... Enjoy![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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