Archive for March 3rd, 2009

The Glittering Gold Dollar
NumisMaster.com, WI
The silver dollar was thus chosen as our standard coin. For several decades little was heard of a dollar gold coin but about 1832 North Carolina private coiner Christopher Bechtler began striking such coins for miners who brought gold to his mint.

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Man admits possessing gold coins stolen from mail
Sacramento Bee,  USA
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Should You Put Gold Into Your IRA?
Daily Reckoning - Australian Edition, Australia
So chances are you'll have to open a separate IRA for physical gold, which will be a matter of doing a little paperwork and paying some fees. Then you put money into your account and tell the custodian what to buy. (Dropping in coins you already own is
Personal Finances: IRAs are a smart way to help fund the future Times Herald-Record
On government pensions versus individual retirement planning Asheville Citizen-Times
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Gallery's gold plans upended by fraud probe
Globe and Mail, Canada
That work featured 100 gold bars arranged in a cone, surrounded by a dozen matchstick figures bowing, praying or saluting. To get the bars, Gagosian director Melissa Lazarov contacted Joe Frisard, president of Stanford Coins & Bullion Inc. in Houston,
Artist Chris Burden pleads for Allen Stanford's gold Times Online
Gagosian Gold Ensnared in “Mini-Madoff” Investigation ARTINFO
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Artist Chris Burden pleads for Allen Stanford's gold
Times Online, UK
It argued that its gold had been purchased in January from Stanford Coins & Bullion, one of the Texas financier’s many companies, and that the parties had agreed that the purchase price would be wired to Stanford Coins and then transferred to the
Gagosian Gold Ensnared in “Mini-Madoff” Investigation ARTINFO
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