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Many people might find it difficult and confusing to buy gold coins. However, the process of buying gold coins is simple and easy. As an initial step, individuals need to decide the types of coins that they wish to buy. Once it is decided, the process is very easy.

Below mentioned are certain simple steps to buy gold coins:

1. First, it is important to select the bullions or metal bar and gold coins that a person wishes to buy. To avoid any confusion, a person needs to be familiar with the all the types of bullions and coins.

2. The next step is to contact the trading department to learn about the current gold price and all the necessary details. The best way is to consult a trading desk regarding the selection of gold coins.

3. After the selection process, if the ongoing gold rates are satisfactory, then a person may confirm the order over the telephone.

4. The next step is to forward the payment.

These are the some of the basic steps to buy gold coins especially, for first time gold coin buyers.

Before purchasing any gold coins, an individual needs to check all the necessary details about those coins. It is very time saving to order gold coins over phone. Many reliable dealers also help their customers in selecting the best gold coins. People who have already made the choice of purchasing gold coins may order them without asking for the portfolio of the gold coins. Many gold sellers also provide free shipping facility.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy coins from around the world?
    My highschool is having a global culture fair, where we are inviting kids for all the elementary schools in the district to come take a "world tour". On this tour kids will visit booths set up to display cultural aspects of 8 different regions in the world. We would love to be able to show case and even give away coins from a country within each region. Where can I to buy coins from around the world? I'm looking for small value coins, as we have a budget. Thanks!

    • ANSWER:
      On Ebay

  2. QUESTION:
    Where can i buy gold and silver? I want to buy coins, maple leafs, krugerranders, i need to save my money?
    I want to buy gold coins. And Silver coins.

    I need to save my money by investing in these raw materials. I need to buy maple leafs, krugerranders or kookaburra coins. Please guide me to the best sellers? I didnt find alot of trustworthy ones on the internet. But I need my gold!

    • ANSWER:
      I've used California Numismatic Investments. Found them to be totally reliable with good prices. Here is the website:
      www.golddealer.com. They also sell silver, platinum, and paladium ( not spelled correctly).

      If you are interested in investing in gold without taking possession, you might also look at these sites:

      www.everbank.com ( They sell a gold CD and a silver CD)

      There is also a gold exchange traded fund you can purchase if you have a stock brokerage account. It is offered by Ishares, and the ticker is GLD. The silver exchange traded fund ticker is SLV. So, there are a lot of ways to invest in the metals, without trading futures contracts!

  3. QUESTION:
    Please help me to locate the best site to buy coins that is in circulation.?
    I am collecting coins from various countries that is currently in circulation.

    Can someone please recommend me any site that I can buy online.

    Thank you in advance.

    • ANSWER:
      You have a hobby that has few collectors. Most try to get the older coins or pick a country and try to put a type set together. There is even a large coin club that collects one coin from every country. Most dealers do not carry what you want for there is not many buyers and the profit is very low. The Roses do sell modern coins along with some older ones and are well know in the World coin collecting community. Go to www.therosesworldcoins.com for a look of their extensive stock by country. You can email them at theroses2@att.net

  4. QUESTION:
    Is there any way to play video games without having to buy coins?
    I just bought a new computer from HP. It comes with a game folder, some you can just play, but others you have to buy coins. I was wondering is there any place online where I can play it for free? The game I am interested is a puzzle game called "4 Elements".
    You have to move several pieces in a row for that row to disappear, and so on and so on.

    • ANSWER:
      What are Coins and how do I earn them?

      Question

      How do I earn Coins?

      Answer

      Coins are your ticket to winning free prizes. Each time you play a game or complete a search you will be awarded coins. Your total is displayed in the top right corner of the screen.

      You must complete a game to receive coins. Therefore, if you close a game before it has concluded or you have run out of tries, your coin total will not be updated. We are aware that at this time our casino games are not awarding coins and hope to have this matter resolved shortly.

      If, after completing a game, you don't see your coin total updated, we ask that you try refreshing the page.

      How does IWON work? Are the games really free?

      Question

      How does IWON work? Are the games really free?

      Answer

      Yes, the games really are free. You play IWON games, and we give out prizes. How great is that? Plus, we give you 3 ways to win:

      1) IWON Quick Wins!
      Win instantly right on the new IWON homepage.
      Play Spin-to-Win, The Prize Machine, or Pick 7!

      2) IWON Addictive Games!
      Earn Coins for chances to win big Daily, Weekly or Monthly prizes.
      Earn spins for chances to win that game’s Progressive Jackpot.

      3) IWON Bonus Games!
      A Bonus Game may appear after playing an Addictive Game--it's always a surprise!
      Play your Bonus Game for a chance to win an instant prize!

  5. QUESTION:
    Anyone know where I can buy gold and silver coins in Los Angeles?
    I slowly wanna to start getting out of fiat money, and in to metals. I'm familiar with online websites, but would like to avoid shipping cost. Anyone know where I could buy coins in Los Angeles and/or surronding areas. Realy appreciate it.

    • ANSWER:
      Go to Amazon, you can get anything what you want:
      http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2F&tag=topfivproinf-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325

  6. QUESTION:
    How do you buy coins for the Game Corner in Pokemon Soul Silver?
    I am trying to get Porygon and Mr. Mime from the Game Corner in Goldenrod City and am getting pretty fed up with the Voltorb Flip game. I keep hearing about buying coins in that game. Is this true and how do I go about purchasing the coins?

    • ANSWER:
      No, you can't buy coins for the Game Corner, you used to be able to when it was a gambling place with slot machines, but that was changed for the English releases of the game (Japanese versions still have the slot machines where you can also buy the coins). I know this isn't what you were looking for, but this site helped me out so much with that minigame: http://voltorbflip.lanowen.com/ It's not perfect but it is a great help.

  7. QUESTION:
    can you buy coins at the west point mint? Im going there and i need to know if you can?
    Im going to west point and want to know if you can buy coins there?

    • ANSWER:
      From what I've read I highly doubt it. The West Point mint is high security and does not offer public tours. However, you can order coins from them and have them shipped.

      http://www.usmint.gov/about_the_mint/mint_facilities/index.cfm?action=WP_facilities
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Point_Mint

  8. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy coins from the former USSR?
    Where can I buy coins from the former Soviet Union from a reputable dealer?

    • ANSWER:
      A lot of world coin dealers have the more rarer coins but few carry the low denomination modern type. There is no money in them. They usually end up in what is called poundage that is world coins bought by the pound. You can see if Bob Reis can help you he is the owner of Anything Anywhere and a well respected dealer i world coins. anythinganywhere.com or reisbiz@earthlink.net Hope this helps

  9. QUESTION:
    which is the trusted site I can buy silver coins from?
    Hi, I want to invest some money into pure silver coins, like canadian maple leaf .9999% where is the best place is to by them. If online which web site? and will they buy it back later like in 8 years... And is it good idea if I will buy coins or silver bars will be easier to sell back.

    • ANSWER:
      When buying bullion, the most important point is to get it as cheap as possible, and later sell for the highest price. If one dealer charges even an extra %2, that can really eat into your profits. I've personally dealt mostly with APMEX and Bullion Direct (who has the Nucleo Exchange).

      I suggest you use a price comparison site like http://coininferno.com Just scroll down and click on "Silver Maple Leaf," it'll list the current prices from dealers.

      You may be able to get silver bars a bit cheaper, but when you sell them you'll also get a lower price. Coins also have the benefit that they may command some collector premium someday. For example, if you buy a bunch of Maples and then they decide to discontinue them, you can bet they'll be worth a lot more.

      But why limit yourself? I usually buy a little bit of everything.

  10. QUESTION:
    Is it wise to Buy coins in stapled carboard flips or folders?
    I see the vast majority of coins in dealer shoppes are encased in those little square cardboard stapled flips. When you buy them like that, how are you suppose to store them? Do those flips have a plastic or mylar film over them? How do you protect those type encased coins from being damaged?

    • ANSWER:
      They have a Mylar cover and it is best to remove the coin very carefully, so as not to scratch it on a staple. Buy some safety flips and store the coins in them. The safety flips are a harder plastic and once folded may break if you keep folding and unfolding it. The soft plastic flips have PVC in them to make them more pliable, but the PVC breaks down in time and the green slim it makes, can eat a coin. The problem with stapled holders is the staples may damage other coins, that have a different size hole, if the are stored together tightly. Also if you store the holders in the 20 per page 2x2 coin pages they mark up the pages and they are not reusable or look real bad afterwords. Hope this explains storage for you, if not Email me. Most coins I buy come in either cardboard stapled holders, or soft PVC flips and I have to take them out. Dealers need a cheap way of displaying while giving the coins a little safety.

  11. QUESTION:
    Why is it impossible to buy gold coins at a decent price over the internet?
    I want to buy gold coins at 7% over the spot market. Why is this so hard to do? Are there reasons this is discouraged or something?

    • ANSWER:
      try bulliondirect put a bid on gold bullion

      The big banks sell paper contracts that Promise gold in the future , but there is more paper out there than all the gold that ever existed driving down the paper spot price but the real gold in small investment form is in short supply and the cost of the real thing is a lot higher

      read this article I remember buying silver in 07 waited 3 months to get it .

  12. QUESTION:
    Is it safe to buy Gold Coins from the BSP in the Philippines?
    I'm a coin collector and I'm interested in buying commemorative Gold coins. Is it safe to buy Gold Coins from the BSP in the Philippines? I know that there are a lot of scams out there so I'm wondering if the Central Bank there is any different from anywhere else (pawn shop).

    I heard that gold coins are sold there and I would like to know that they are real and not fake. Also do they sell other types of gold coins from US, Australia, Canada, China?

    • ANSWER:
      trust the government because if you don't you get deported. of course the central bank is trustworthy. pawnshops are regulated by the central banks and some of them do get into trouble.

  13. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy silver coins and bars at wholesale price so I could resale them on eBay?
    I would like to start a precious metals delearship and sell silver coins and bars on eBay? Where do I start? Do I need a license? Where can I buy silver coins and bars at wholesale price so I could resale them and make some profits.
    Thank you very much in advance.
    Student.
    USA. NC, Raleigh.

    • ANSWER:
      I would try the Silver and Gold Exchange. They are one of those mail-in buyers of gold and silver, but they will sell silver and gold bullion, coins, etc. They do not advertise this fact, I guess because the demand would probably outstrip supply if they did. I know they sell below retail because I buy from them from time to time. I have never found a better price anywhere else. You'll have to find their number on their website. http://SIlverAndGoldExchange.com

  14. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy gold coins without paying a huge markup?
    I am looking to buy some gold coins to diversify my portfolio. All the online sites I see are charging at least a 15% markup from the gold price that is posted. Is there any place to get coins for less of a markup? I am looking at this from an investment point of view and not a coin collectors point of view. I really do not care about the coin itself, but would prefer US coins.

    • ANSWER:
      Open a discount brokerage account.
      Buy GLD.
      Voila - gold at no markup.

      Just try to sell a coin - even at ebay.
      You will never get half if what you paid for it.
      Gold coins - easy to buy - hard to sell.
      /

  15. QUESTION:
    Where do i buy coins in Pokemon SoulSilver?
    I'm trying to get my lugia to learn Ice Beam in SoulSilver but to do that, i need 10,000 coins. I have enough money but i don't know where can i buy them.

    Thanks in Advance! I'm new at the Johto Games btw

    • ANSWER:
      t's much faster to get Dratini by earning coins than by using the Pokewalker. It takes transferring 2000 watts to the DS to unluck the area Dratini is found in. ( http://www.pokefarm.com/whats-new-in-heartgold-and-soulsilver-the-pokewalker.html )

      Each watt takes 20 shakes/steps, thus...you'd need 40,000 steps before you could even have a chance at finding Dratini. Even then, she's rare.

      So.

      Just keep playing that Voltorb flip! You can lose coins. Just figure out the obvious things, earn what you can each round, and quit before you risk too much. It adds up. Don't worry about getting high in level. I haven't beat level 3 yet and I've got almost 600 coins.

  16. QUESTION:
    Are there any sites which buy coins?
    I was wondering if any sites buy world coin sets?
    I don't want to mess with ebay cause the coin sells there are low, i dunno maybe some other auction site?

    • ANSWER:
      www.stamp-coin-appraisals.com/buyers.htm
      www.coinsite.com/html/coinbuyers.asp
      www.coin-buyer.net
      or you can search coin buyers in google or yahoo

  17. QUESTION:
    Where should I go to buy silver coins in Louisville?
    I would like to buy silver coins. Where in Louisville can I do this and not get ripped off?

    • ANSWER:
      Try this search engine.

  18. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know a non-auction website I can buy old coins and currency?
    I am looking to buy cheaper coins and currency. I am just starting a collection and would like to buy some items. I am not looking to buy anything too expensive. I am looking for a site where I can buy items without having to go through a bidding process. Thanks for the help.

    • ANSWER:
      It depends on what kind of coins you collect and how much you know about what you collect. Buying on line for the novice is not a good idea if it is a dealer sell site or an auction. Go lo some local coin dealers and see what they have to offer. There are no cheap deals when it comes to coins. You may pay a low price but will you every get your money back? I collect for the fun and the hunt more than anything else but keep in the back of my mind that someday I may want to sell some coins and want to be able to at least break even. Let me know what kind of coins you want and I will go through the weekly coin magazines and send you some web site addresses. I do not recommend any though.

  19. QUESTION:
    What is the best way to buy Habbo coins?
    I want to buy some Habbo coins but i'm trying to see which is a better deal for me. Should i buy by credit card or prepaid cards? Thank you very much for answering!

    • ANSWER:
      hmm, well i used both actually.. when i was addicted to habbo.
      umm... i suggest using the credit card if you want your coins instantly.
      they just get emailed to you when you enter the info. pretty fast.

      but i suggest not buying coins, i got addicted to that.. spent about 300 dollars. i still play habbo... i just don't pay.

      BTW, there are some sites that get you free habbo coins if you do certain surveys/tasks.. and they're ferreal, i've tried them.
      one, called TrialPay, is sponsored on the hotel website under the "coins" page.. and one is at gaminglagoon.com
      just be careful. i tried to be sneaky about it, and ended up getting my account banned, lol.

  20. QUESTION:
    Where can i trust to buy good quality gold coins?
    Im interested in buy gold coins. Is there anywhere that i can buy gold coins. Im just starting the coin collection. I was just wondering if they is a trustable place where i can buy good gold coins

    • ANSWER:
      littleton coin is who i trust

  21. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy gold coins or gold bullion in the Philippines?
    Where can I buy gold coins or gold bullion in the Philippines?

    Specifically in Makati City or Paranaque?

    • ANSWER:
      There are many frauds in the world, evenly distributed so here in the Philippines there are wolves in sheeps clothing. Do not trust just anybody (strangers from Y!Answers). Better call the Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) for accredited sources.

      Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas:

      A. Mabini St. cor. P. Ocampo St.,
      Malate Manila, Philippines 1004
      Tel. No. : (632) 524.70.11
      Fax No. : (632) 523.62.10
      E-mail: bspmail@bsp.gov.ph

      BSP - Security Plant Complex
      East Ave., Quezon City
      Tel. No. : (632) 929.70.71 to 90
      Fax No. : (632) 926.25.94

  22. QUESTION:
    Where is a good place to buy coins online?
    I am helping my mom find some Morgan Silver Dollars for a relative. He wants a '78 from Philadelphia, Carson City, and San Francisco. She doesn't want to spend a fortune so I guess circulated coins would fit that bill. I am new to the world of coin collection and really don't know what to look for or where to start. Any advice and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

    • ANSWER:
      Ebay

  23. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy silver coins online that provide deliver worldwide?
    I am looking to buy Canadian Maples silver coins to be delivered to Malaysia.

    • ANSWER:
      Ebay sells all kinds of stuff, including coins.

  24. QUESTION:
    When collecting coins is it better to buy a roll of each coin from each mint?
    or just buy single coins that is cased from each mint?

    • ANSWER:
      It is a matter of cost and what you want.
      In MOST cases, you can NOT buy directly from the mint and would need to go through a dealer.
      (I get "new" releases, such as "gold" dollars in "mint" rolls at my local bank, actually from a bank supplier and NOT uncirculated BUT never opened.)

  25. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy Gold coins or biscuits?
    I know the online places to buy gold etc. But I was wondering where can I walk in and buy like a retail standard gold biscuits or coins. Is it like a bank or some kind of institutions that sell gold to individual customers? I just would like to buy 2 or 3 of them. Thanks in advance.

    • ANSWER:
      gold coins: any coin shop - also silver

  26. QUESTION:
    Is it a good idea to buy 1/10 gold or silver coins for investment purposes?
    I've been hearing all of this talk about the dollar decreasing in value, and that precious metals are the only true currency, so I thought I'd buy some coins. I don't have enough to buy 1 oz coins, so I thought each pay peirod a buy 1/10 coins and hold on to them. Is this a good idea

    • ANSWER:
      Buying gold and silver is an excellent way to preserve your wealth - at least 15% I recommend. Stay away from the smaller denominations because you will be paying a higher price. For example - gold closed at 1338 on friday. A 1 oz american gold eagle will sell for about 00-,420 at a coin/bullion shop. If you bought a 1/10 oz gold coin you'd be paying 0-0 (1500-1,600 an ounce).

      If you cant afford a one ounce gold coin then buy silver. Only hard part about silver is storing it :-) But ya don't buy silver or gold stocks - get the physical!

      Also - someone says metals are a poor investment? Those statistics are odd. No one is alive that invested in 1801 - so what good are those statistics? Not to mention - what WAS the price of gold in 1801? Meaning how much did one dollar yield? I don't even know the answer to that cant find it. I DO know what the price of gold was though in 1833 and it was stable and stayed roughly the same until the 1960 and then it started to move up fast AND you know why? Because the dollar stopped being backed by gold and silver. Gold and silver are only worth more due to the fact the dollar isn't backed by anything physical - it is backed by "faith and hope". SO you should not look at buying gold as an investment BUT more as an insurance policy against the failing dollar.

  27. QUESTION:
    Where in London can I buy coins to collect?
    Also can you give me any hints on how start my own collection? I like modern coins

    • ANSWER:
      I live in the U.S. but you can start by collecting coins from your change. The UK does put out circulating commemoratives. You may want to put a set of dates together of a certain denomination. Coin collecting is really not much different from country to country. You can collect a series by dates or you can put a type set together, one coin of each type made. In London there are a lot of coin dealers, a few are world famous. Just look up coin dealers and hit the shops. If they are friendly and answer your questions then go with them. Unfortunately there are some that won't be bothered with you, for they think you will not spend enough money, to make it worth their time to help you. It is like that here as well as Canada. I know that for a fact. If a dealer helps you and lets you pick his brain so to speak, then he is worth your time and money.

  28. QUESTION:
    Why buy gold coins rather than gold jewelry?
    Why should I purchase gold coins rather than buy gold jewelry? Is one generally worth more than the other? Is one valued more than the other? List pros and cons please! Thanks!

    • ANSWER:
      Coins have these major advantages:
      Weight and fineness are always a known quantity. That makes coins much easier to buy and sell. Numismatic (collector) value is a bonus.
      Gold jewelry is harder to evaluate. In buying gold jewelry, you are paying for workmanship, and you are unlikely to get that back when selling (Cash4gold.com and similar outfits give you nothing for workmanship or precious stones that may be part of the piece).

  29. QUESTION:
    How can I buy silver coins or bullion a little at a time?
    I would like to buy 1 oz of silver every two weeks when I get paid. Is there a website that would set this up for me and set aside the silver or mail it to me? If I can't find one, does that mean I have to keep going back to coin dealers or flea markets to buy my silver. An ideal situation would be to have automatic payments withdrawn form my bank account or paypal and to have the silver purchased.

    • ANSWER:
      Look at bulliondirect.com. I have an account there. Never had a problem with them. You can buy directly from them, and also they have an exchange were you can buy from others through them. You can keep your bullion there (it's in Texas) or have it shipped for you.

      However, one advantage of keeping it there is it is liquid because you can sell it on their exchange. They charge about a 1% commission fee for exchange transactions.

  30. QUESTION:
    Where do you buy gold coins in the US?
    Hey guys, since in Turkey it is so easy and simple to buy gold coins (with set market price for day), I got confused here in the US on how to buy some to keep... Anyone who has been collecting them here in the Turkish community? What is your buying strategy. I don't live in NY so, I don't have access to gold shop districts.

    • ANSWER:
      I don't live and familiar with gold purchasing in the US but you may want to check this out:

      http://www.usagold.com/productspage.html

  31. QUESTION:
    How do you buy gold and / or gold coins?
    Hello,

    I am very interested in investing in natural resources, specifically gold. However, I do not know how to go about purchasing gold and / or gold coins. Everything I come across seems like a scam and I can't seem to decipher what is real and what is fraudulent.

    Can someone please tell me how I can buy gold coins?

    Thank you!

    • ANSWER:
      FOR ONE, go to websites that sell gold products Kitco.com
      Ampex.com Monex.com etc. You do need a credit card.

      make an account ( usually free) and place an order.

      physical gold is sold in bars and coins and each product has a certain concentration of gold for instance 1oz or 1 gram ( or more).

      Wait of your stuff to arrive.

      These days, its much harder to have someone to buy from. All the gold dealers have gone into hiding it seems. Cant blame them.

  32. QUESTION:
    what coins should i buy and how can i expand my collection?
    i want to buy some coins and expand my collection any ideas on what i should get?
    also please look at my other questions

    • ANSWER:
      There is a difference between a coin collection and a coin accumulation. A coin collection is something to work on that has a final goal. True that goal may never be reached for one reason or another, the reason is usually money. There is usually one coin in each series that is too rare or expensive to buy. You need to figure out what you want to do and go from there. A Jefferson nickel set 1938-2008 is well within reach if sets are your thing. I like history so try to set up small displays. One on the Civil War is well within reach or World War II or I. A collection of one coin from every country is a challenge and one will never finish it but it is a challenge. U.S. coins from the 1890's and earlier are always a good investment in grades very fine and up. I would never pass up a good buy on say an 1861 quarter in grade fine. You need to see what turns you on in the coin collecting world and go from there.

  33. QUESTION:
    Is there any way that I can buy the UFO Town coins in Singapore?
    I've signed up at the China version of UFO Town, and it requires me to buy some coins or points before I can start sending messages, so is there any way that I can buy them in Singapore online or sth?

    • ANSWER:
      You can get it from NTUC

  34. QUESTION:
    What do companies do with the gold and coins they buy from consumers?
    I have some old coins I'm thinking of taking to one of these "We Buy . . ." fairs---some from the 1800s---and I suddenly wondered what do these companies actually do with all this stuff they buy? Melt it down? Do they resell it to consumers, to an auction house, private buyers?

    • ANSWER:
      They look at it and see if it has value beyond the value of the gold itself. If it a nice piece or a collectible coin, they will sell it iff as such. If it is not, then they melt it for the raw materials.

  35. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy GOLD COINS in the Philippines?
    I am a gold coin collector and would like to know where I could buy gold coins from. I'm interested in Australian, Canadian, Chinese, American, ect. coins.

    Do you know where in the Philippines I could buy them? Possibly the Central Bank?

    • ANSWER:
      At the Philippine Central Bank.

  36. QUESTION:
    What is a good online source to buy American Eagle 1 oz. gold coins?
    Another question is: Do you have any other tips for buying these coins? Is there a way to get ripped off? What is the typical price of these coins in relation to the price of gold? Should they be looked at as buillion investment or is there a better way to buy gold for investment purposes. Thanks for your help. John

    • ANSWER:
      I have used apmex.com before and have had no issues.

  37. QUESTION:
    Do Dogs in Farmville that you buy with coins grow up to help out on your farm too?
    The ones you buy with coins only. i no the ones you buy with cash do, but like if i buy the coin one will it harvest things for me like the cash dogs do?

    • ANSWER:
      Yes, the dogs that you buy with coins in farmville will eventually grow up (after you feed them 14 times) and help you with harvesting things on your farm.

  38. QUESTION:
    Has anyone bought the cards for Farmville from 7-11? Does the card buy coins or dollars? Thanks?
    I really want the dollar amount so I can buy things that require them; I get enough coins just playing the game! So I am wondering if I should spend the money on the card? It doesn't state on back of the card the answer to my question.

    • ANSWER:
      You have to option to redeem the farmville gift card for coins OR farmville dollars.

  39. QUESTION:
    Does any body like to buy old coins ?
    I have a bunch of old coins . Does any body like to buy them .
    who will buy them ?

    • ANSWER:
      NO/

  40. QUESTION:
    can you buy coins from the san francisco mint directly?
    Hi There all,

    I live in san francisco, and I was wondering If you knew if the public was allowed to purchase minted coins directly from the mint itself. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
    I understand they make proof coins, and that's what i'm interested in buying is there any way we can purchase direct with them?

    • ANSWER:
      No. San Francisco no longer produces coins for circulation. It produces proof collector coins. It is an older facility, and according to the US Mint website, all of the space it has is needed for machinery and personnel, so it does not have a visitor center. No visitor center, no shop, no direct sales.

      Correcting Flower: The S.F. Mint is fully operational. It opened in 1937, replacing the original facility that opened in 1874 and is now closed to visitors since 1993. The old building was sold in 2003 to the city, who is renovating the building to become the Museum of the City of San Francisco. It is scheduled to open as such in 2012.

      Edit: You can purchase proof collector coins directly from the US Mint, just not at the facility in S.F. Here's the website:

      www.govmint.com

  41. QUESTION:
    Does Indian banks buy back the gold coins sold by them?
    Hi, I am planning to buy some gold coin for investment purpose. To make sure of purity, I am planning to buy from Banks. As its investment purpose, I will be selling it after I gain handsomely / in emergency.
    So does anybody know - which Indian Banks buy back the gold coins sold by them?

    • ANSWER:
      indian banks are not authorised to do trading in gold coins. restriction by RBI.
      why ? i am not sure but maybe they will start selling gold at 100 Rupees per gram (like they do for telecom and for flights ) which will effect the gold prices majorly.

      why do you try Gold ETF ? they are more simpler

  42. QUESTION:
    Can you buy coins for FIFA 11 ultimate team on the ea store ?
    If you can't can you buy them on the playstation store ? Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      no, but you can buy gold packs for 79p-£2.99, or you can buy coins on ebay, about 100k for £10-£15 :D

  43. QUESTION:
    What is a good website that i can buy American coins at a ok price (Collecting coins)?
    Is there a website that i can buy old and new American coins. Im trying to finish my coin collection so i don't really need proofs but more of fillers. So im looking for a online store that sales coins at a reasonable price or a store around Crockett Texas. Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      You can try searching for a coin dealer at the link below by zip code.

  44. QUESTION:
    Where can i buy wholesale aluminum coins for sewing onto Belly dance costumes?
    I'm looking for a site where I can purchase the small metal (usually aluminum) coins to sew onto tribal belly dance costumes. I live in a small town so there is no fashion district or anything like that even close to where I am. But I'm looking to buy thousands at wholesale bulk rates. If you know of anywhere please let me know.

    • ANSWER:
      Usually they are sold in packs of 100. However if you buying from a company (not off ebay -although I occasionally have run across large quantities at a good price) then contact them and ask if they are willing to give a bulk discount and how many you would have to order to get that discount. You could also ask them if they would be willing to share their distributors information if they do not offer bulk discounts (however many businesses do not want to share that sort of information since that makes you possible competition with their own product offerings. Here's a couple of sites that sell that type of coin:
      http://www.moondancebellydance.com/coins.htm
      http://www.costlesscostumes.com/COINS.html
      http://www.zarifas.com/100pc_Belly_Dance_Coins
      http://www.thebellydanceshop.com/products.php?id=22
      here is another e-bay search using slightly different keywords
      http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=bellydance+coins+-scarf+-hipscarf+-skirt&_sacat=0&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_odkw=bellydance+coins+-scarf&_osacat=0
      http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=tribal%20coins%20-scarf%20-belt%20-bra&_trkparms=65%253A12%257C66%253A2%257C39%253A1%257C72%253A2122&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_pgn=1
      sometimes slightly different keywords return different results on ebay

  45. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy chocolate coins?
    I need to buy some chocolate coins, but I'm not sure where they are sold during the non-holiday season. Also, how much do they usually cost?

    • ANSWER:
      at a candy store for 25 cents

  46. QUESTION:
    I saw an add in the sunday paper with the coupons to buy coins.Anyone know the website or business name?
    IT was us coins sold in small sets or you could buy all sets for like 0.00

    • ANSWER:
      See if this link can be useful for you:
      http://searchalldeals.com/deals/search?cx=006616979543893323550%3Aydieztwyczu&q=us+coins&sa=Search+60%2B+sites&as_qdr=&cof=FORID%3A10

  47. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know where I can find a good website to buy coins?
    I have heard of a few different websites, but wanted to know what you guys and gals thought.

    • ANSWER:
      The best place to buy certified coins is ebay...not the buy-it-now auctions (they are almost always priced too high). However, the auctions and the "make an offer" listings offer a great opportunity to get expensive coins for very little money.

      http://www.sequalitycoins.com/

      Coming Soon: http://www.certifiedmoderncoins.com/

  48. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy rare coins and currencies online?
    I'm collecting coins and currencies, but mostly from retail shops but I would like to buy it online and save on shipping most importantly from someone who does large e-commerce transactions, safe and secure...
    Thanks Guys, I checked both the websites I found austin coins shipping prices pretty step, whereas Coast to coast coins offers flat shipping and their prices are lesser compared and their website is far better than others that I'm looking at ... will still shop around and see what other options i have ...

    • ANSWER:
      You should look for websites which have Secure Socket Certificate (SSL) lock, how many years they have been in business and what kind of inventory of coins and currency they have, their contact information and the overall look and feel of the website. Of course compare prices and shipping rates all of this adds to your shopping experience.

      For rare collectible coins and currencies you should checkout Coast To Coast Coins website, America's largest Online Coin dealer

  49. QUESTION:
    Where's a good place to buy silver (coins) in person?
    I'm looking for a place to buy silver coins and bullion in person.
    I want to buy only for the silver content. I'm not interested in the coin's value--only material.

    • ANSWER:
      This link is a coin dealer search engine. You might be interested in silver rounds as their values are based upon the current silver spot price with countless designs. I hope that helps.

  50. QUESTION:
    Where can I buy coins online?
    My uncle loves buying coins and was wandering where could I buy them online. He collects British coins. Anywhere from the UK that is reliable and quick at posting.

    Thanks everyone! ;-)

    • ANSWER:
      Hi Sarah,

      I would have to recommend Baird Coins. http://baird-coins.synthasite.com/

      They are fast at posting and accept Paypal. Also postage is Free which is a great bonus. Don't be put of because they use Synthasite :-D . They are a great online coin shop for UK customers.

      Hope this helps you!! :)


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