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Piaget Gold Watches

keith — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 10:24:31 +0000

While most folks seem to be mad for gold Silver has been steadily growing in value .
Although Silver has not grown at the same rate as gold it will probably continue growing in value.
One investor tried to corner the market in silver but was eventually thwarted.

Piaget Gold Watches are made by Piaget SA.Piaget SA is a Swiss Maker of Luxury Watches
in the great Swiss tradition of high quality watches.
Piaget are one of the most prestigious Jewellery companies in the World.
Famous for high quality watches since their early pocket watches and other clock movements since 1874,They changed over to making high quality wristwatches in 1911.

One of the innovative watch models that they produced was a range of ultra-thin watches.
they now manufacture high quality watches and jewellery in Plan-les-Ouates near Geneva Switzerland.
Specialist pieces by Piaget have included watches with precious stones including lapis-lauli and turquoise
Many famous people have chose the Piaget watches as their favourites.
Piaget are also famed for innovative modern watch movements including the Tourbillon and Tourbillon Skeleton Movements.
Their self winding watches are also justly famous and Piaget are well known for their lovely enamelling on the watch faces
(a very difficult process in a small space).
As an ethical company, Piaget take part in a scheme that ensures their diamonds do not originate from conflict sources
(They do not use the so-call Blood Diamonds)
Paget Watches

AUDEMARS PIGUET NO RESERVE Mens Wrist Watch Vintage Mint Gold mens $14000
US $5,500.00

ANTIQUE WOMANS PIAGET PREMO 14KT GF WRISTWATCH DIAMONDS KESTEN BAND 12KT LOT
US $119.99

PIAGET MISS PROTOCOLE WITH CUSTOM DIAMOND BRACELET
US $24,800.00

TIME FOR INDIA BY GISBERT L BRUNNER FOREWORD BY HH MAHARAJA OF MARWAR
US $70.00

Pangaea Quad 4 Automatic Watch Winder Rotator Wood Storage Box Case Black NEW
US $179.00

Watch Pin Remover Repair Tools For Fossil Bulova Timex Cartier Piaget Hublot New
US $2.05

The current range of Piaget Gold Watches includes :
Black Tie
Altiplano
Upstream
Piaget Polo
Dancer
Possession
Miss Protocole
Limelight
Exceptional Pieces
Creative Collection

and a wide range of high quality original jewellery can be seen in their own Boutique stores in :

Paris,Monaco,Berlin,Palm Beach Florida,Miami, New York and Las Vegas.

Piaget SA has received numerous Watch of The Year Awards.

Our Store has a number of Piaget Watches at excellent prices :

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How to Buy Gold Bullion Coins

keith — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 09:50:00 +0000

While the world seem to be in the middle of a Gold Rush Silver has been steadily growing in value .
Although Silver has not grown at the same rate as gold it will probably continue growing in value.
One investor tried to corner the market in silver but was eventually thwarted.

How to Buy Gold Bullion Coins
Bullion Coins – what are those?
A Bullion Coin is simply a coin that is made of a precious metal - Gold, Silver, Palladium and Platinum are the standard precious metals used to mint bullion coins.
There are two kinds of bullion coins – modern coins made for investors and
Precious metal coins used in previous times as a means of easily transporting Gold or silver from a colony to the owners home city (these you will instantly recognise as pirate treasure !.)

Spain was the main country which explored Central and South America for the mineral resources of Gold and Silver. These were collected and melted down into coins for transport back to Spain. The only problem was the pirates and privateers who robbed them on the way back.

(One of my own ancestors was a privateer who razed the City of Panama and liberated their gold and silver resources)

Bullion coins from the 16th and 17th century carry a hefty premium when they are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Modern day treasure hunters look for pirate treasure either on land or at sea and sell what they find. These are mostly from shipwrecks found by much research in Admiralty records worldwide. Sailing was not the pleasant business of nowadays though and shipwrecks were common (there are over 30 in the river below my own garden ..) Warfare also contributed its fair share of bullion and many armies throughout history have buried and lost the money they were going to pay their men with.
The most commonly offered bullion coins are those from the Atocha shipwreck and these are sold by the people who discovered the Spanish ship complete with its cargo of coins and other treasures. Some of these are sold as jewellery or other collectables. This was a huge find and has reaped vast rewards for its finders.

Other sources of silver coins and ingots are the California silver mines where miners are believed to have hidden their own caches of treasure. Ingots claiming to be from this region sometime turn up on auction sites.
Going back further in time, the past wars in the former Yugoslavia have also unearthed bullion hidden during Roman times and these are very collectable in good condition.
So we have several factor to take into consideration when looking at older bullion coins – condition of course is paramount but we should not underestimate the attraction of historical links – as collectors love to own coins from famous battles, pirates or ones with another romantic history.

Modern Day Bullion

Bullion Coins today are very popular as a hedge against inflation and because of the current distrust of the banking system.
Banks may have proved themselves untrustworthy as many people can testify.
Traditionally countries like France and Belgium have found themselves at the centre of a number of wars and gold bullion has been the solution for residents

Modern Bullion coins are minted by many countries and can be purchased easily on websites like eBay. This is the easiest way to buy from a wide range of gold and silver bullion coins and ingots.
The next easiest way to buy is from a coin dealer where you will be able to inspect the coins or ingots.
Surprisingly Amazon.com offers both ingots and bullion coins .
So what Bullion coins are actually available to the independent purchaser ?

Gold Coins
South African KRUGERRANDS are an international favourite offering 1 troy ounce of gold ( most gold bullion coins are in multiples or fractions of a troy ounce.
The next Most Popular coin is the American Buffalo .This is a one Ounce Gold coin with a face value of $50 (but of course it is worth much more than that !)
The American Eagle Series of Gold coins are very worthwhile looking at as they are available in various denominations.
The St Gauden is a very lovely coin and is popular with collectors. However there are forgeries of this coin around.
Other popular Gold Bullion Coins include :
Australia – the 1 Ounce Gold Nugget
Austrian Philharmoniker Series of Gold Coins
The Canadian Maple Leaf Series
France – Rooster Series
Israel Gold Coins are popular too.
The Mexican Libertad
The British Sovereign
Swiss 20 Franc Helvetia
China Zodiac Gold Coins

NATURAL GOLD ALASKA PLACER NUGGET BULLION 240 grams 1797 DREDGE PAYDIRT SLUIC
US $27.50

1oz CANADIAN MAPLE 999 100 mills 24K GOLD BULLION GOLD LAYERED N0 RESERVE
US $5.63

2012 w Struck at West Point Mint Silver Eagle NGC MS69 Brown Label
US $38.83

2011 Copper American Eagle 999Pure 1 Ounce Bullion Coin Uncirculated USA Mint
US $.30

GORHAM STERLING IMPERIAL CHRYSANTHEMUM 10 ROUND BULLION SPOONS NO MONO
US $440.00

New Gemini Zodiac 5 Grains 999 Pure 24kt 999 Fine Solid Gold 1 Bar Unique Gift
US $24.99

You will ALWAYS pay more for Bullion Gold Coins than the official gold price.
The margin depends on the costs of manufacture, storage and distribution.

Silver Bullion Coins are very much worth considering.
There are also other options for the individual investor.
These include:
Swiss 10 ounce Gold Bars

There are rounds ,mixed lots of bullion, scrap gold bullion

Platinum Bullion coins including some unusual platinum bars and platinum coins recovered from the World Trade Center vaults of Johnson Matthew (the platinum Year of the Dragon coins)

Another option for collectors is Proof Coins (again a little more expensive)
These are superb quality coins double-struck with a heightened value .
You can find these from China (Gold Pandas) American Eagles etc.
Many countries have also produced commemorative coins in gold or silver but as some of these are limited editions these may be less attractive to bullion investors.

Hints on Buying Gold Bullion :

1: Never use an instant money transfer company to pay for gold coins – these are favourites for fraudsters.

2: check with the vendor on any internet site (like eBay) to avoid buying from a stolen account

3: Decide what value and type of coins/bars you are looking for.

4: Never buy from strangers in a café or pub/bar – this is a sure way to get robbed.

5: If you are buying in person then take a friend with you as a witness/security

6: Check if delivery costs are included (registered post please !)

7: check the bona fides of any company you buy from on the internet.

8: If possible check up on the background of any seller before you buy.
This includes ebay feedback - especially on delivery.

Bullion makes a superb gift for a loved one – especially when it can be used as jewellery (several of the swiss bullion pieces are suitable as pendants etc.

Antique Watch Fob Blue Rhinestone Sphere 12K Gold Filled
US $29.99

Mens Automatic Watch Rose See Through Dial Blue Hands Leather New
US $.99

New Antique Gold Color Elegant Mens Analog Pocket Quartz GIFT Watch W014
US $.49

TOSHIBA SATELLITE C675D S7212 AMD C 50 10GHz 4GB 500GB WEBCAM 173 W7 64 BIT
US $285.00

2011 BOWMAN DRAFT PICKS AND PROSPECTS TEAM GRAB BAG BREAK MARINERS
US $5.50

LADIES MOVADO ESPERANZA NIB FACTORY WARRANTY
US $469.00

Or consider a Gold Watch – several are actually made from $20 pieces.
I hope this helps you if you want to know How to Buy Gold Bullion Coins

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Corum Gold Coin Watches

keith — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:28:51 +0000

While everyone seem to be in the middle of a Gold Rush Silver has been steadily growing in value .
Although Silver is still growing in value it will probably continue growing in value.
One investor tried to corner the market in silver but was eventually foiled .

Corum are a well established and respected watch company offering good quality Gentlemans and Ladies Gold Coin watches.

The Corum $20 Gold Coin watch is one of the most desirable luxury watches ever made.

This watch starts begins life as a 22k Gold coin which is carefully separated in two by craftsmen and the back piece is hollowed out carefully and a Frederic Piguet movement is fitted.

Then the face of the coin is carefully replaced so that the join is invisible
It is almost impossible to see where the join has been made.
The dial has elegant baton hands and the combination of the lovely face and hands makes this an eminently suitable watch for dress occasions.

The choice of the $20 Gold Double Eagle coin makes this a watch in very limited supply

This lovely watch has been seen on the wrists of many U.S. Presidents and it is also the wristwatch of choice of a number of leaders of Business in the USA.

It is available with a crocodile wristsrap or with an 18K Yellow Gold Bracelet.
Both versions have a crown set with a round brilliant cut Diamond.
We offer these through Amazon.com who usually have the best prices and good delivery.

I suggest you ONLY buy these from a reputable company.
Replicas are often sold elsewhere and these will only disappoint you.

Ours are REAL Corum Gold Coin Watches.

CORUM BARON SAMEDI 18K DIAMOND WATCH $27435 RARE 18 27
US $22,000.00

Vintage Corum $20 Dollar 22K Gold Coin Watch
US $3,500.00

CORUM 20$ GOLD PIECE 22K QUARTZ STRAP WATCHBOX PAPER
US $4,200.00

Corum Gents $20 Gold Coin Watch
US $3,200.00

Vintage Corum Swiss Watch Solid 18k Gold Rare 535 Grams No Reserve
US $7,500.00

Corum Admirals Cup Mens Watch
US $2,399.00

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10 Tips for Coin Auctions

keith — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 09:07:16 +0000

While the world seem to be mad for gold Silver has been steadily growing in worth .
Although Silver has not grown at the same rate as gold it will probably never reach the dizzy heights of gold.
One investor tried to corner the market in silver but was eventually foiled .

Coin Auctions can be good places to buy or sell coins.
Here are some tips you may not have thought of.

1 * Live Auctions are likely to be the best places to buy.
This is because many such auctions are usually aimed at the US Market and the rest of the coin buying world will be asleep because of geographical location.
Best ones of all are local auctions which do not advertise on the internet. You will have far less competition bidding at these.

2 * Auctions are great places to buy rare coins. Sellers want the best prices they can get and t is usually at auction.

3 * Auctions by mail – possibly good since many people prefer to bid on eBay and get the excitement of a current auction.

Mail Coin Auctions mean you have to sign up for a catalogue and sometimes give the auction credit card details ot ensure that you are a genuine buyer. If you buy from a mail auction you will usually get a free subscription to new auctions or sales (often with illustrated catalogues)

4 * Phone Auctions – these can be auctions by coin companies or (better still) auctions by general antiques auctioneers
These are just like regular auctions where you go along in person and bid. You can usually leave a bid with the auctioneer (the maximimum you will pay for each lot)

5 * Internet Auctions .

Ebay is the best known of these but a number of other companies do hold similar auctions. With any internet auction you must have an internet identity under which you make bids. You can make individual bids or maximum bids for each item and the software at the auction company handles the bidding for you.

6 * With an Internet Auction you will usually be able to contact the vendor with questions and receive an answer the same day.

7 * Internet Auctions last between 1 day (same day) and 30 days depending on the internet auction company.

8 * Fraud is rife on the internet. It is easy for instance for a deceptive vendor to place a listing of a coin or coins that they do not hold or to use a picture of a higher grade coin than the actual one they are selling. Look for the following words in the listing : copy, repro, reproduction, facsimile as all of these mean copy !
Copies are not as valuable as real coins.

9 * To protect yourself as a buyer make sure you ONLY pay by a genuine company such as PAYPAL as you will usually then have an ability to claim against them and the vendor for misleading or false sales.Please avoid paying by company like Western Union as this company and other instant transfer companies are often used by fraudsters at coin auctions

10 * To check a coin out just ask the vendor for a photo of the other side of the coin. If there is no answer then avoid that vendor.The coin may not actually exist.

11* ALWAYS check out a vendors feedback (feedback is the result of previous sales by that vendor) Pay particular attention to NEGATIVE FEEDBACK.
To bid on eBay you need to be registered:

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