if you find your self with coins bought from First Coinvestors inc.  we are always looking to buy coins sold by this company.  Markham Numismatics  has been in business for 35 years please call to discuss your holdings .   many of our out of state clients find mailing in there coins easy and fast as we will call you the day they arrive and overnight you a check .  please call first to discuss how we ca bring liquidity to your coins.   we have offices in Riverside ,ca Palm Springs,c and Diamond bar ,ca    call us 1-800-953-3027   or email us via our contact page on our website . 

with Gold Prices At there highest in a very long time.  we feel its a great opportunity to take a nice profit off the table.  we are recommending to sell the following PCGS & NGC graded coins . $2 1/2 indian gold , $2 1/2 Liberty gold , $5 liberty gold , $5 indian gold , $10 liberty gold , $10 indian gold , $20 liberty gold , $20 saint guadens gold coins . in these conditions  ms 61 ,ms 62 ,ms 63 , ms 64 , ms 65  and ms 66 $20 saint gardens .  please visit our website for more information.  you can email us via our contact schedule an appointment .  this is avery efficient way for us to communicate .   to provide the best service to our client we are by appointment only. 

Markham Numismatics has been a platinum coin dealer for over 35 years . we purchase all platinum coins .  we are aBBB Accredited Platinum coin appraiser  preferred by Attorneys and Trust .please contact us if you have platinum coins you wish to have appraised or sold .
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American Platinum Eagle
The American Platinum Eagle is the official platinum bullion coin of the United States. These coins are made of 0.9995 pure platinum with face values of 10, 25, 50 and 100 dollars and were first released by the United States Mint in 1997. The design of coins of different values is almost the same, except for some numerical values. 
American Platinum Eagle

Platinum Maple Leaf
Canada produced platinum coins from 1988 to 1999,with a 10th anniversary edition in 1989,and a series with a hologram on the reverse in 2002. Their weight ranges from 1/20 to 1 ounce (1.5 to 31.1 g).
The first issue of the Maple Leaf coins with the face value of 50, 20, 10, and 5 Canadian dollars was announced on 11 July 1988
On 29 July 1993, the Royal Canadian Mint started production of 1/20 oz, $1 coins,The coins contain an image of maple leaves (the national symbol of Canada) and a portrait of Elizabeth II. The 1 ounce coins are sold in batches of 10 pieces packed in plastic tubes.
Maple leaf platinum coins

Platinum Koala
The Platinum Koala is the most famous series of Australian platinum coins. On 18 June 1987, the Australian Government approved the minting of platinum and silver coins, and accepted them as legal tender. This decision was made based on the success of gold coins issued a year earlier. The minting of the "Platinum Koala" began in September 1988 in Perth. For marketing purposes, 2 ounce, 10 ounce, and 1 kilogram coins of silver, gold and platinum were introduced in 1991; the 1 kg coins were the world's heaviest bullion coins at the time.[69]
The obverse, designed by Raphael Maklouf for most issues, depicts Elizabeth II, and the reverse contains an image of a koala. The initials of the reverse face designer James Brown are present on most coins. The annual series contain coins weighing from 1/20 ounce to 1 kilogram.[70]

The Platinum Koala never reached the popularity of the American Platinum Eagle, mostly because it has not been advertised in the US.Like most investment platinum coins, Platinum Koalas are sealed in a protective plastic case. The coins are sold at prices that reflect the current price of platinum, and not at the face value printed on the coin. Since November 1986, the Perth Mint has used more than 18 tonnes of platinum for minting. About 85% of the coins were sold abroad
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Platinum Panda
The Platinum Panda is a series of platinum coins of China produced from 1987 to 2005. The series is named after the image of giant panda printed on the reverse of all coins. The People's Bank of China minted 8,300 one-ounce Platinum Panda coins between 1987 and 1990 with a face value of 100 yuan. Additionally, 5,450 ounces of platinum were used for coins of smaller denominations in the 1990s through the first decade of the 21st century. Minting was discontinued in 2005.