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United States Mint
American Arts Gold Commemoratives

These gold bullion medallions were minted between 1980 and 1984.

If you buy gold bullion then you must investigate the reasons to buy these gold bullion medallions……

  • Low Mintage
  • Many have been melted for gold value
  • Hard to find
  • Highly sought after
  • Actual works of art
Date
Design
Oz.
Mintage
Price
1980Grant Wood
1
313,000$475
1980Marian Anderson
1/2
280,000$240
1981Mark Twain
1
116,000$495
1981 Willa Cather
1/2
97,000$250
1982Louis Armstrong
1
409,000$495
1982Frank Lloyd Wright
1/2
348,000$265
1983Robert Frost
1
391,000$495
1983Alexander Calder
1/2
75,000$325
1984Helen Hayes
1
34,000$550
1984John Steinbeck
1/2
33,000$325
 Complete Set Price7 1/2 $3,915

 Dear Golld Bullion Buyer,

Look, let's cut right to the chase ... Whatever reason your are buying gold bullion can be greatly enhanced by also purchasing a true collectible at the same time. You'ill have the best of both worlds ….. gold bullion and a rare collectible.

If you want to really take a minute to think about the real value of this strategy you'ill come to the realization that there are not going to be any more of these rare gold bullion arts medallions EVER MINTED again.

Yes, there have not been any minted since 1984….. over 21 years ago.

Gold Bullion Medallions Melted

Signikficant quantities of the 1980 and 1981 and lesser quantities of the 1982 and 1983 have been melted for their gold value.

It's no secret that the approximately 850,000 ounces of the 1982 and 1983 issues of the gold bullion medallions were reportedly melted down by J. Aron & Co. in 1984.

What dose this mean to you? Scarcity of a true collectible.

Gold Bullion Continues to be melted.

The issues were sold directly by the Mint to the public. Initially there was a limit of six coins per purchaser and buys were made on the previous days spot gold price. Therefore buyers could buy gold below market value. Then for some unknown reason the limit was removed and dealers started purchasing in large quantities.

Analysis and Outlook, a gold bullion newsletter, featured an in depth article on the melting of these medallions. The results follow:

Date
Design
Oz.
Mintage
Melted
Supply
1980Grant Wood
1
313,00047,000266,000
1980Marian Anderson
1/2
280,00042,000238,000
1981Mark Twain
1
116,00010,000106,000
1981 Willa Cather
1/2
97,0008,00089,000
1982Louis Armstrong
1
409,000341,00068,000
1982Frank Lloyd Wright
1/2
348,000290,50057,5000
1983Robert Frost
1
391,000342,50048,500
1983Alexander Calder
1/2
75,00063,00012,000
1984Helen Hayes
1
34,000
0
34,000
1984John Steinbeck
1/2
33,000
0
33,000
 Complete Sets  12,000 12,000

That's right……

ONLY 12,000 COMPLETE SETS
Available as of 1986

There have

 


    Buy This Rare Complete Set: $3,915


    or ......You can Buy Gold Bullion Arts Medallions one at a time....

      Grant Wood 

      One (1) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1980

      Estimated Supply 266,000 (1986)

      Price: $475

       

     

      Marian Anderson

      One-Half (1/2) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1980

      Estimated Supply 238,000 (1986)

      Price: $240

     

      Mark Twain

      One (1) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1981

      Estimated Supply 106,000 (1986)

      Price: $495

     

      Willa Cather

      One-Half (1/2) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1981

      Estimated Supply 89,000 (1986)

      Price: $250

     

      Louis Armstrong

      One (1) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1982

      Estimated Supply 68,000 (1986)

      Price: $495

       

      Frank Lloyd Wright

      One-Half (1/2) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1982

      Estimated Supply 57,500 (1986)

      Price: $265

       

     

      Robert Frost

      One (1) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1983

      Estimated Supply 48,500 (1986)

      Price: $495


     

      Alexander Calder

      One-Half (1/2) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1983

      Estimated Supply 12,000 (1986)

      Price: $250

       

      Helen Hayes

      One (1) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1984

      Estimated Supply 34,000 (1986)

      Price: $550

       

       

      John Steinbeck

      One-Half (1/2) Ounce Gold Bullion
      Commemorative Arts Medallion

      Dated 1984

      Estimated Supply 33,000 (1986)

      Price: $325

       

    Spot Gold Price

 

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