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		<title>Platinum Eagles: A Worthwhile Investment</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Platinum Eagles continue to soar in popularity among those looking to diversify their portfolio into precious metals or rare coins. They are recognized worldwide due to their status as the certified platinum bullion coin of the United States. These stunning and uncommon platinum coins are extremely sought after as they offer buyers an easy manner [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://americanplatinumeagle.com">Platinum Eagles</a> continue to soar in popularity among those looking to diversify their portfolio into precious metals or rare coins. They are recognized worldwide due to their status as the certified platinum bullion coin of the United States. These stunning and uncommon platinum coins are extremely sought after as they offer buyers an easy manner to add physical platinum to a precious metals portfolio that's diversified into precious metals. First issued in 1997 after being authorized by Congress the previous 12 months, they remain the exclusive investment grade platinum bullion coins to be issued by the United States Mint.  Imprinted on all American Eagles is the coin's face value, which is displayed in U.S. dollars and in that way making the coin's legal tender. It may be attention-grabbing to make note of the fact that the 1-ounce bullion coin displays a one-hundred dollar denomination, making it the larges face value to ever be displayed on a coin produced by the United States Mint. <span id="more-166"></span></p>
<p>Whereas the face value that's displayed on the coin is mostly simply symbolic in nature, it does in reality give confirmation to the validity, which is extraordinarily essential as they're fully guaranteed by the American Government by way of their weight, platinum content and purity of .9995%. Additionally, the Mint provides silver and gold bullion coins to enthusiasts and precious metals investors as part of it's stable of investment quality bullion coins. Platinum bullion is definitely far rarer than gold, making it the number one choice of many longtime collector's and individuals who have experience in investing in precious metals.</p>
<p>Like the Silver and Gold American Eagles, Platinum Eagle Coins are produced by the United states mint through it's licensed community of accepted precious metals sellers and never straight to the general public. These dealers then open the marketplace for the general public to purchase them on a wide level, for so long as the coin stays available.</p>
<p>Unlike the regular bullion variations, the United states mint has made the collectible proof edition of the Platinum Eagle Coin available on the market for the general public ever since the collection began. Every denomination was produced to be sold individually, and also as part of a group of 4 coins. Starting in the inaugural year of it's issuance in 1997, a incredibly popular set containing one each of the one-ounce Platinum, Gold and Silver Eagles. </p>
<p>A year after that initial release, the proof version of the Platinum Eagle began a tradition that continues to this day, as the Platinum Eagle's reverse design was modified on a yearly basis.</p>
<p>Also, for a relatively short time period from beginning in 2006 and running through to 2008, an uncirculated version of the coin made strictly for enthusiasts was supplied by the United States Mint.  These bullion coins have been also made available directly to the general public, as either a set of all four denominations all together, or on the market separately. They are considerably different from the standard bullion edition as the 'W' West Point mint mark is displayed along with using a reverse design that is changed on a yearly schedule, just like the pattern of the release of the proof version of the platinum eagle.</p>
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		<title>Platinum Rises To $1,152 Per Ounce</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[May 23 -Platinum rose 0.3 to $1,152.00 an ounce on Friday, up from its quote late on Thursday of $1,148.50, while palladium finished at $231.00 an ounce, with no change from the previous finish as investors looked again toward precious metals as a currency hedge against the falling dollar. Investors are currently driving prices upwards [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>May 23 -Platinum rose 0.3 to $1,152.00 an ounce on Friday, up from its quote late on Thursday of $1,148.50, while palladium finished at $231.00 an ounce, with no change from the previous finish as investors looked again toward precious metals as a currency hedge against the falling dollar.</p>
<p>Investors are currently driving prices upwards on platinum, in response to the unstable economy here in the United States, and the continuing lack of growth in most traditional investment options, including stocks, bonds and real estate. As Platinum has a number of uses in both industrial markets and in the production of fine jewellery, it is the potential demand for platinum for within the auto industry that truly gives the precious metal the potential for long-term gains. </p>
<p>Almost 50 percent of the platinum produced today is purchased for use in the manufacturing of environmentally friendly high-efficiency emission reduction automobile-catalytic converters, which are crucial in reducing CO2 emissions. This demand for platinum in this upcoming growth sector could cause it to see future growth as a precious metals commodity.</p>
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