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 2006 $50 PCGS GOLD BUFFALO COIN 1 oz .9999 FIRST STRIKE US $2,299.99 
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 2012 American Gold Buffalo (1 oz) $50 - PCGS MS70 - First Strike - Buffalo Label US $1,995.00
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 2012 American Gold Buffalo (1 oz) $50 - PCGS MS70 - First Strike - Flag Label US $1,980.00
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 1 Ounce Gold 2007 American Buffalo Coin .9999 Fine First Strike PCGS MS69 US $1,725.00
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 2008-W $5 AMERICAN BUFFALO $5 GOLD 1/10oz. MS70,MS70 PCGS US $789.95
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 2012 $50 1oz. GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,100.00
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 2009 W 1 OZ $50 GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO PCGS PR69DCAM PROOF COIN OGP US $1,850.00
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 Two (2) 2009 W American Gold Buffalo Proof PCGS PR69DCAM First Strike FS US $4,399.99
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 2008-W $50 1 oz VERY RARE Burnished American Gold Buffalo PCGS MS69 First Strike US $3,400.00
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 2010 W $50 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS PR70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,748.95
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 2 - 2012 W American Gold Buffalo Proof (1 oz) $50 - PCGS PR69DCAM - First Strike US $3,499.95
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 First Strike 2009 W PCGS PR70 DCAM 9999 Buffalo $50. Dollar Gold Coin US $2,200.00
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 2012-W American Buffalo One Ounce $50 Gold Proof Coin (PJ9) PCGS PR69DCAM 69 FS US $1,775.12
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 2012-W PCGS PR70 DEEP CAMEO FIRST STRIKE PROOF Gold BUFFALO - PF70 US $2,070.00
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 2012-W PCGS PR69 DCAM FIRST STRIKE PROOF $50 Gold BUFFALO PF69 FS US $1,960.00
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 2009 W PCGS PR70DCAM First Strike $50 Gold Buffalo US $2,375.00
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 17 Oz 24kt Pure .9999 Gold $50 American Buffalo PCGS MS69 First Strike 2006-2009 US $32,725.00
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 2008 W 1/2 OZ GOLD BUFFALO PCGS MS 69 1ST STRIKE $25 US $1,775.00
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 2010 AMERICAN GOLD BUFFALO 1oz PCGS MS69 "FISRT STRIKE" PQ US $1,750.00
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 2008 W $10 1/4 oz Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 DCAM US $1,785.00
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 2012 W American Gold Buffalo Proof (1 oz) $50 - PCGS PR 69 DCAM - First Strike US $1,845.95
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 2010 American Buffalo PCGS PR69DCAM $50 .9999 Fine Gold US $2,070.00
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 2008-W $25 Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70DCAM Proof US $2,250.00
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 2006 W $50 proof Buffalo gold PCGS PR70 DCAM .9999 fine US $1,999.99
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 2008 W Gold Buffalo 1/2oz $25 Proof PF69DCAM First Strike by PCGS US $1,735.00
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 2008 W Gold Buffalo 1/10 oz $5 Proof PF69DCAM by PCGS US $705.00
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 2008 W Gold Buffalo 1/4oz $10 Proof PF69DCAM First Strike by PCGS US $1,725.00
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 2012-W American Gold Buffalo Proof (1 oz) $50 - PCGS PR69DCAM - First Strike US $1,875.00
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 2007 W GOLD BUFFALO PCGS PR70DCAM FIRST STRIKE $50 US $5,775.00
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 2010 $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,175.00
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 2011 $50 American Buffalo Gold Coin - PCGS MS70 First Strike US $1,980.00
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 2006 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE $50 US $2,275.00
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 2009-W GOLD BUFFALO PCGS PR70DCAM FIRST STRIKE $50 US $2,325.00
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 2009 $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,275.00
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 2009 W PCGS PR70 DCAM First Strike $50 Gold Buffalo US Coin US $2,499.00
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 2008 W $25 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS PR70DCAM US $2,400.00
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 2008 W $5 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS PR70DCAM US $1,400.00
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 2008 W $25 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS MS70 US $2,100.00
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 2008 $10 GOLD BUFFALO PROOF PCGS PR70 US $123.61
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 2008-W PCGS PR70DCAM .999 GOLD BUFFALO SET 4 COINS US $18,000.00
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 2009-W $50 Buffalo 1 Oz. .9999 Fine Gold Proof Coin PCGS PR69DCAM First Strike US $1,999.00
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 2008-W 1/2oz $25 GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $3,499.00
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 1938-D 5c GOLD CAC BUFFALO PCGS MS65 US $395.00
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 2009-W $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 DCAM FS Proof 70 Deep Cameo First Strike US $2,295.00
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 Proof 70 2009 W Gold Buffalo PCGS US $1,999.00
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 Proof 70 DCAM 2006 W Gold Buffalo PCGS US $1,999.00
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 TONED 1938 D/D pcgs ms64 buffalo nickel. great gold tones. well struck inv gsx2 US $99.99
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 2008 W $10 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS FIRST STRIKE MS70 FLAG LABEL US $2,400.00
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 2008 W $5 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS PR70 FIRST STRIKE US $3,495.00
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 2008-W $5 PCGS Proof 69 DCameo (American Buffalo) $5 Gold Buffalo US $425.01
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 2009 W $50 GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO PROOF PCGS PR69DCAM FIRST STRIKE US $2,200.00
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 2009-W PCGS PR70 First Strike $50 Gold Buffalo Bison Label US $2,750.00
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 2012-W Gold BUFFALO PCGS PR70 DEEP CAMEO FIRST STRIKE PROOF $50 One Ounce US $2,315.00
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 1 Oz .9999 Gold $50 2010 & 2011 W American Buffalo PCGS MS70 Black Diamond x2 US $3,995.00
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 2008-W PROOF $10 Gold BUFFALO PCGS PR70 DEEP CAMEO PF70 1/4 ounce .9999 Fine US $1,749.00
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 2007 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE $50 US $3,475.00
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 2011 $50 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $2,500.00
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 2008 W $25 GOLD BUFFALO PCGS MS70 ONE YEAR TYPE COIN PERFECT REGISTRY COIN US $1,950.00
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 2012 $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS MS70 FS First Strike ***BUFFALO LABEL*** IN STOCK NOW US $1,899.00
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 Five Cents 5c 1916 Indian Head Buffalo Nickel MS66 Coin PCGS Gold Tone US $749.00
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 2008-W Gold Buffalo PERFECT $25 PCGS MS70 Uncirculated 1/2 oz MS-70 US $1,695.00
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 2008 W $50 1 oz Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 DCAM US $5,600.00
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 2008-W $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS PR69DCAM Proof US $3,450.00
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 2012-W American Gold Buffalo Proof (1 oz) $50 - PCGS PR70DCAM - First Strike US $2,315.00
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 1917 Buffalo Nickel PCGS Mint State 65 w/ Rose Gold Toning Desirable Date OGH US $500.00
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 2009 BUFFALO FIRST STRIKE $50 FIFTY DOLLAR 999 GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 US $2,599.95
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 2010 BUFFALO FIRST STRIKE $50 FIFTY DOLLAR GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 US $2,599.95
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 2007-W $50 1 oz. VERY RARE Proof Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 PR 70 DCAM First Strike US $4,999.00
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 1930, PCGS MS-66, BUFFALO NICKEL * GOLD TINT ON ENTIRE COIN/GREAT PRICE US $390.00
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 1918-D * Buffalo Nickel * PCGS MS63 * Old Green PCGS Holder * Blue Gold Toning * US $995.00
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 1931-S buffalo nickel PCGS MS-65 nice gem with light gold hilights inv 8-ius7 US $370.00
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 2008 w $5 GOLD BUFFALO 1/10 oz PCGS MS70 FIRST STRIKE US $1,199.00
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 2008 W $10 GOLD Buffalo! PCGS MS70 "Black Diamond" Commemorative Label!!! US $1,699.00
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 2010-W $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 DCAM Proof 70 Deep Cameo 1 Ounce Coin .9999 US $2,249.00
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 2009-W $50 American Gold Buffalo Proof 1oz .9999 PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo *4-13 US $2,195.00
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 2008 $50 1 oz Gold Buffalo PCGS MS70 First Strike US $2,379.00
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 1938-D BUFFALO NICKEL MS66 PCGS. Lovely Light Gold Toning. US $78.00
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 2012 $50 Gold Buffalo PCGS MS70 FS First Strike Flag Label IN STOCK NOW US $1,899.00
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 6 Oz 24kt Pure .9999 Gold $50 American Buffalo PCGS MS69 First Strike 2006-2009 US $12,316.75
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 2009 W American Gold Buffalo 1 ounce PCGS Pr69DCAM .9999 US $1,850.00
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 2010-W $50 PCGS Proof 69 DCameo (American Buffalo - First Strike) $50 Gold Buffa US $2,612.50
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 2009 W $50 Proof Gold Buffalo First Strike PCGS PR70DCAM Black Diamond Label US $2,199.00
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 2006-W $50 Proof Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 DCAM 1 ounce in PERFECT condition oz US $2,145.00
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 2010-W $50 Proof Gold Buffalo PCGS PR70 DCAM 1 ounce in PERFECT condition oz US $2,245.00
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Is Numis Network A Scam - Some Hard Questions
I've been hearing a lot about the Numis Network lately. There's a lot of talk about this one-of-a-kind Network Marketing company. It certainly is unique in that it's the only one, at least to my knowledge, that sells numismatic coins.
I also hear lots of 'slogans' -- "Autoship that increases your net worth." and "Why Not Buy Money". These are coupled with lots of comparisons to other traditional network marketing products because, "You don't have to test it, learn how to use it, drink it, develop a taste for it or demonstrate it -- Because IT'S MONEY!"
Seems that the slogans boil down to the comparison that with everyone else you get 'useless' stuff that can pile up in your garage, but who wouldn't want a garage full of MONEY!
This concept troubled me, so I did a little research.
Buying money looks like a good idea. On the surface, it sounds like a no-brainer.
But is it?
I'm a numbers guy because I believe that in dieting and business, the figures never lie.
So I went to an expert. A gentleman I know right here in San Diego who has been buying and selling coins for over 30 years. Makes a VERY GOOD living at it, I might add.
Here's what he told me:
Most uninformed consumers purchase these coins at retail. They have four values:
1. Retail
2. Wholesale
3. Spot
4. Currency.
Retail is what most consumers will pay for the coin. Wholesale is how much a dealer will pay for them either from another dealer or from a consumer who wants to "cash in" his coins. Spot is simply the value of the metal. Currency is the value of the coin to buy something at Walmart.
He also gave me the wholesale values of the two coins described below - AKA; Reality.
(I encourage you to check this out for yourself with a coin dealer in your area. Just call a local coin shop.)
The true value of any asset is the amount of dollars you can get in exchange. Your house is worth what a buyer will pay you for it in dollars. A car lists for $2900 in the Auto Trader for 3 weeks and the seller finally takes the best offer of $2000. That car is worth $2000. Doesn't matter what the seller paid for it.
The 2009 MS 70 PCGS Silver Eagle sells at the Numis Network for 149.95.
Let's look at it's four values:
Retail: 149.95
Wholesale: $25-50
Spot: $15.54 (1 oz of Silver 2/9/10)
Currency: $1
The 2009-W PR70 ANACS $50 Gold Buffalo sells at the Numis Network for $1,899.95.
Let's look at it's four values:
Retail: $1,899.95
Wholesale: About $100 over Spot ($1180)
Spot: $1080 (1 oz of Gold 2/9/10)
Currency: $50
If these numbers are correct and unless a collector can unload his entire collection at retail prices (unlikely) then his "assets" from The Numis Network are worth 1/3-2/3 of what he paid and likely never to recover back to the retail price.
If you're spending $150+ a month on an autoship, do you want to be buying anything with a liquidation value that's 1/3-2/3 of what you paid for it?
That's NOT increasing your net worth. That's destroying it.
NUMIS STATEMENT (from their website):
Investment Disclaimer:
Collectors purchasing coins from Numis Network should view such purchases strictly in the context of purchasing coins as collector coins. Numis Network does not promote the collecting of numismatic coins for investment purposes, nor provides any investment advice whatsoever. Numismatic coins may decrease or appreciate in value based on numerous factors, including spot price of silver, gold and collector's demand. Collectors should consult their own financial expert for any investment advice.
Seems to me that Numis Network is selling "money" at an inflated price. They make it clear in the above statement that you should be in this as a COLLECTOR not an INVESTOR. They seem to be saying to get these if you like to collect them, but don't expect to break even or much less make a profit.
Spending $2000 over a year on numismatic coins to find that you have a set of coins worth $700 or $800 can be a little disturbing.
Let's keep our eyes wide open here in the marketplace...
About the Author
Dennis Volz is a successful entrepreneur living in San Diego, CA. His 30+ years of business experience, both traditional and online, are brought to the content of this article. You can get more great home business strategies and ideas at The MLM Resourece Center.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
I purchased several 2007 W $50 Buffalo Coins - How long until I can break even selling them?
I purchased eight 2007 W $50 Gold Buffalo Proof Coins @ the issue price of $825 each. Each coin was graded PF69 DCAM by PCGS (First Strikes). I can't believe I didn't get a single PF70...what good luck 
I noticed on eBay that the PF69 (even the first strikes) are only selling for $799 - $819 each right now - Does anyone know what my best bet is, to sell them at a loss now & reinvest the money or hold them? Also, how long should I hold the coins? Any idea how long until these coins might shoot up above $845 per coin on the auction block? (I noticed several local dealers already have their coins priced at $900 or $950). Thanks in advance for any advice.
Answer:
The thing that will affect the coin value the most is the price of gold bullion. I do not believe that they will ever trade at a significant premium above the spot price. This is totally my opinion, but I think gold will continue to slowly rise in value at a rate of 5-10% per year, not like the doubling in price we have seen in the last few years. I believe it will do better than the rate of inflation and the rate paid on savings accounts. I think the premium above spot paid for these coins will decrease to 10-15% or possibly less. So my guess is that you can sell the coins for $845 in about 4 years. After that time they will start going up in value more quickly (10%/ year.)
Essentially, your choice is to sell now or keep them for a long time. 20 years from now they will have increased significantly.