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American Eagle Gold Coins - Recognized, Respected, and Recirculated Around the World
By John S White

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The American Eagle gold coin is the official gold coin of the United States of America. The current American Eagle gold coins came to be under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985, and were first minted in 1986. These coins are easily recognized. Depicting truly "the American Way", the image of the brave father-provider as he brings supplies to maintain his family of eagles. As the mother nurtures and protects the family and their home.

On the other side there stands the "lady of liberty", the stars of the states surrounding her, glory at her back, with one foot on solid gold. In her left hand she carries a olive branch, signifying her quest for peace. In her right hand she carries a burning torch-a light to lead the way. At her other foot sits the business of the land. "E Pluribus Unum"..She realizes she is but "one out of many", and embraces the motto: "In God We Trust". WOW! What a coin!..So beautiful, so powerful, so pure..the American Eagle gold coin-what a possession to have! A collector's dream!

American Eagle gold coins are highly respected everywhere! The family of eagles coins consist of the 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz and 1 full ounce oz coins. They are made of 22 karat gold rather than 24 karat so that they can withstand the wear and tear of circulation. Face value of these coins are $5.00, $10.00, $25.00,and $50.00, respectively, However, their actual value comes from their weight, therefore there value is what the market say their value is at that point in time.

Gold an ounce of gold yesterday is a ounce of gold today, and will be a ounce tomorrow. Sadly, the "paper dollar" currency is not backed by gold anymore but confidence in it that it will get goods and services today let alone tomorrow or a thousand years from now, like gold will. Get gold because "We have gold because we cannot trust governments"-President Herbert Hoover."

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Dollar falls vs euro, pound on mixed economic news

NEW YORK -- The dollar fell against the euro and the pound in early
trading Monday on downbeat reports from big U.S. companies, despite
encouraging economic news from private research groups.

The 16-nation euro jumped to $1.3143 in morning trading Monday from
$1.2974 late Friday, while the British pound rose to $1.3918 from
$1.3768. On Friday, the pound hit a 23-1/2 year low of $1.3501 after
the British government confirmed a second consecutive quarter of
economic contraction, putting the country officially in recession.

Analysts see more interest rate cuts coming from the Bank of England,
which could help weaken the pound further. Cutting rates can boost
economic activity, but can also undermine a currency as investors
transfer funds elsewhere for better returns.

The U.S., Japan and Germany, Europe's biggest economy, are already
officially in recession.

Heavy equipment maker Caterpillar Inc. reported Monday that its
fourth-quarter earnings fell 32 percent and that it would lay off
workers and cut executive pay, while Home Depot Inc. announced plans to
cut 7,000 jobs and Sprint Nextel Corp. said it is eliminating about
8,000 positions.

Meanwhile, McDonald's Corp. posted better-than-expected profits but
said earnings and revenue fell from a year earlier, and oilfield
services provider Halliburton Co. said Monday its fourth-quarter profit
fell 32 percent.

Wall Street was optimistic Monday on news that the drugmaker Pfizer
will acquire rival Wyeth for $68 billion, offering investors
reassurance that dealmaking could still take place in a difficult
recession.

Also Monday, the National Association of Realtors reported that sales
of existing homes rose rather than fell in December, and the Conference
Board said unemployment could rise to 9 percent from 7.2 percent as the
country remains in an intense recession through spring.

In other early trading, the dollar fell to 1.1467 Swiss francs from
1.1568 francs late Friday, and slipped to 1.2190 Canadian dollars from
1.2340. The dollar edged higher to 89.29 Japanese yen from 88.76 yen.

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