Numismatic Coin
Gold IRA Glossary
A collectible coin valued for its rarity, age, or condition rather than just its metal content. Numismatic and other collectible coins are generally not allowed in IRAs, since the tax code treats collectibles differently from bullion. Their prices reflect the collector market in addition to the underlying metal value.
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