Rare gold coins have always been considered to be one of the premier collectibles of the world and a precious storehouse of wealth. However, there is something even more precious than rare gold coins. That is, Proof Rare Gold Coins. Proof coins are the ultimate in coins. These great works of art were specially made for royalty. They were never intended to be used in commerce. The special process of making Proof coins involves striking the planchet (an unfinished disk of the proper size) with higher than normal pressure by the die press, which produces a much more sharply detailed impression. Also, the planchet itself is highly polished so that when the process is complete, the Proof coin sparkles like a diamond reflecting light like a mirror.
The US went off the gold standard in 1933, taking the rest of the world with it around the same time. Decades later, many different countries started making Proof coins for collectors. For the most part, coin collectors are not interested in these modern coins. The ultimate in Proof coins is Gold Proof sets.
Great Britain is the first country in the world to use Proof technology and the first in the world to make a Proof set. With US gold Proof sets of comparable quality starting at $500,000., the Proof sets of Great Britain are a bargain by comparison. Only two countries in the entire world made Gold Proof sets prior to modern times, the US and Great Britain. Despite the much smaller supply of Great Britain Proof Gold sets, they sell for far less than United States Proof Gold sets. This enormous gap in value for coins of comparable rarity is due entirely to the difference in the maturity of the United States and Great Britain coin markets. World coin buyers have finally awakened and realize that Great Britain Proof Gold sets are a tremendous bargain. As a result prices are rising and will likely rise far higher. Proof coins and sets are one of the world's largest collectibles market with BILLIONS of dollars annually in sales. Modern Proof coins have brought tremendous sums of money. For instance a 1992 Chinese Proof coin sold at public auction for over $1 million.
THE LIST OF ALL THE GOLD PROOF SETS AND THE NUMBER MADE BY GREAT BRITAIN
1820 25
1821 estimated 100
1826 250
1831 estimated 100
1839 400
1887 797
1893 773
1902 8066
1911 2812
1937 5500
1937 Ed 8 6
1953 6
Victorian proof sets present an amazing opportunity. There are 3 different Victorian sets. 1839 400 minted, 1887 and 1893 just shy of 800 minted. All 3 are beautiful designs. By virtue of comparative rarity, the 1839 should be just 2x the price of the 1887 and 1893. However due to a major investment syndicate buying up the 1839 sets, the current price gap is 10x. This presents an incredible opportunity because the 1887 and 1893 are so undervalued. It is widely expected that the same investment syndicate that is responsible for seeing the 1839 sets rise such an incredible amount is going to do the same with the 1887 and 1893 sets. Therefore, it is our mission to buy as many 1887 and 1893 sets as possible before the promotion begins.
1893 set consists of:
4 GOLD COINS
5 Pounds (1.2 ounce gold)
2 Pounds (half ounce gold)
sovereign (quarter ounce gold)
half sovereign (.12 ounce gold)
6 SILVER COINS
Crown (large silver coin)
Half crown
Florin
Shilling
6 Pence
3 Pence
1893 Victorian proof sets present an amazing opportunity.
Here is the beautiful Reverse depicting the Famous Saint George and the Dragon artwork by Benedetto Pistrucci over 200 years ago.
This iconic engraving has been on currency since King George III in 1820.