American Buffalo 24 Karat Gold Coin
As there is a large worldwide demand for 24 Karat Gold Coins for collectors, the United States finally began producing a 24 Karat Gold Coin in 2006. This is the American Buffalo coin. This is a $50 coin, and is the first 24 Karat Gold Coin ever produced in the United States
There are two types of the American Buffalo 24 Karat Gold Coin. One version is the regular gold bullion version that are legal tender and can be bought from a variety of authorized vendors, including certain banks, coin dealers, precious metal dealers and brokers. The pricing for this type of coin varies depending on the price of gold. The other version is a collector's version that has been proofed, which is available for sale directly from the United States Mint. The American Buffalo Gold Proof Coins are sold for a set price. In 2008 these collector coins began being offered in both Proof and Uncirculated editions.
There are a lot of different American Buffalo 24 Karat Gold Coins available through the US Mint. They have produced versions of this coin with varying amounts of gold in them. They sell versions that are one-tenth ounce, one-quarter ounce, one-half ounce, and one ounce. You can also get four coin sets that include one of each of these coins. They also began making a Celebration version of the American Buffalo coin in 2008, which is a version of the one ounce coin. Another option is to buy the 8-8-08 Double Prosperity Set, which includes one of the half ounce American Buffalo Proof Coins and one of the half ounce American Eagle coins. All four sizes of these coins are also available in Uncirculated editions if you prefer these to Proof editions, with the Proof editions costing a little more ($50 more for the one ounce size, for example).
For those who are looking for the American Buffalo 24 Karat Gold Coin in the Bullion version, you can go to the US Mint website to find a list of authorized dealers. There are 21 authorized national dealers and 341 state dealers. There are authorized state dealers for these coins in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, Ohio, Indianna, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Louisianna, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska.
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