These gold eagle coins are growing faster than Bitcoin — buy for $99, sell for $10,000!
By Imani Moise
Nov. 5, 2025 8:00 pm ET
Imagine investing $99 in an asset that is guaranteed to be worth $10,000 or more in a couple of months, with no risk involved. Sounds like science fiction?
Financial experts explained how to make a fortune from such "non-obvious form" and why 99% of Americans have never even heard of them.
Why are collectibles a risk-free asset?
To find out all the details about the collectibles market in the US, as well as the reliability and
profitability of
such form, we spoke with Larry Kudlow.
Larry Kudlow is an American conservative economist and television presenter. He is
known as a
commentator on fiscal
policy and markets, former director of the National Economic Council under Donald Trump, and host on
Fox
Business.
Kudlow is also known as a prominent conservative investor who has made millions of dollars through
detailed analysis of
form.
— Larry, there have been a lot of stories online lately about Americans making huge amounts of money on collectibles, especially those featuring Trump imagery. What is your opinion on such form, and how promising are they?
Larry Kudlow: Today, the collectibles market in the US is estimated at $4.8 billion, not including expensive artworks. Numismatics, philately, and other types of collecting are ready—this is a market with enormous potential. Connoisseurs are willing to pay obscene amounts for truly rare items.
According to estimates by researchers at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, more than 25,000 people earn a living from active collecting in the US. In answer to your question, I can say that collectibles are an area with enormous potential.
— What about profits?
Larry Kudlow: Some truly rare items, such as limited edition coins, can cost tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. And if you manage to buy them at the right time at a low price, you can make a profit of 1000% or more!
For example, a collectible silver coin commemorating Trump's election victory was recently released. It currently costs only $99, but experts estimate that in a few months it will be worth more than $10,000.
This has already happened with another coin that was sold a year ago. Many people were able to make money by selling the coin after the price increased at auctions or on Craigslist.
— But how reliable are such investments? After all, high returns usually come with high risks.
Larry Kudlow: Let me put it this way: the probability of the price of collectibles falling sharply is zero. This is not cryptocurrency, futures, or stocks, whose prices depend on market conditions and other factors. People are always willing to pay for rare items, so a price drop is highly unlikely.
Just look at the chart showing the price jump for a similar coin a year ago when the end of sales was announced. Due to its limited supply, its value increased more than 20 times in literally a minute!
— What about you? Do you invest in such form?
Larry Kudlow: My financial assistant handles this, but I can tell you that my portfolio contains at least a hundred such form, and their value increases every year.
Hundreds of Americans are already making money from collectibles.
We conducted a social survey to find out how much our readers earn from collectibles, and it turned out that this method of earning money is much more popular than it seems. For some, it is passive income, while for others, it is their main source of income. Below, we have collected several stories from our readers who have successfully purchased collectibles.
“I never even thought it would pay off!”
Last year, I stumbled across an advertisement on Facebook for silver coins issued in honor of
Trump's
election victory.
At first, I laughed at the idea that anyone would buy them, but then I remembered how, in 2016, many
people bought coins
with Trump on them and then resold them to collectors at crazy prices. I decided to take a chance
and
ordered a few for
$89 each. A few months later, all pre-orders were closed, and a real hunt for these coins began. At
first, they were
selling for $300, then $500, and then the price jumped to $1,500! That's when I decided to sell my
coins
and buy my wife
a car with the money I made.
It was the first time my investment paid off, even though I didn't believe it was possible.
— Michael, 48, Texas
My wife laughed until I sold the coin for $4,200.
My wife laughed at me when I told her I bought a coin with Trump's portrait on it last year. "Are
you
seriously going to
put it on a shelf and admire it? You'd be better off buying a painting."
The coin only cost $150 at the time, so yes, I just wanted a souvenir. But a few months later, I
came
across a post on
Instagram where a collector boasted that he was able to buy such a coin for $3,500! I was shocked. I
googled it and
found out that after the end of production, the price had jumped tenfold. I decided to put my coin
up
for auction just
for fun, and within a couple of hours, a buyer from New York offered $4,200!
So now I was laughing at my wife. You should have seen her reaction when I showed her the money!
— Robert, 54, Ohio
"I just wanted a souvenir... but it turned out I was an investor!"
That year, I saw in the news that they were selling gold bars with a Bitcoin design and Trump's
signature. I decided to
buy five and give them to my friends because we all voted for Trump. But then I went on a business
trip
for two months
and didn't get around to giving them out.
When I came back, I forgot about them. Then my brother came to visit me and saw the bar on the
shelf. He
told me that
collectors were willing to pay thousands of dollars for such souvenirs. To be honest, I was shocked.
I
decided to put it
up for auction and see what would happen.
A couple of days later, my bar was sold for $12,800! I can't describe my emotions at that moment; I
just
couldn't
believe my eyes.
— Tom, 36, Florida
"Crypto didn't work out, so I decided to try something else."
I had already tried my hand at investing in cryptocurrency, but it turned out that it wasn't for me.
In
just one day, I
lost 70% of my portfolio and realized that I needed to find other ways to make money. I thought
about
gold, but the
returns are too low. Then I stumbled upon a thread on Reddit where people were discussing a new coin
with Trump's
portrait on it. Many people there said it was a high-yield asset. At first, I didn't believe it, but
I
decided to order
a few to try it out. Three months later, I made over $20,000 on them.
Six months later, I found a website selling gold-plated bars with Trump's symbol on them for
pre-order,
so I decided to
order some and then sold them for $42,000. So now I invest in collectibles and make good money from
it!
— Brian, 42, Arizona
"I spent my pension on coins and gave my son a honeymoon trip!"
I'm retired now, and I love watching political news. Once, I saw an advertisement for limited
edition
coins with Trump's
portrait on them. I thought, "Let's get a souvenir to remember this moment." I ordered a few for
$99
each.
My neighbor laughed: "You're spending your money on nonsense again." But after a couple of months,
all
sales were
closed, and the price on the secondary market rose many times over.
The same neighbor came to me and asked me to sell him one for $400!
I refused. A few months later, I decided to sell it to buy a wedding gift for my son. In the end, I
made
over $30,000!
I gave my son tickets for his honeymoon, and he thanked me for a long time!
— Harry, 61, Pennsylvania
"This is the best investment I've ever made!"
I've been collecting coins for a long time, but always more for fun; I never bought them for a lot
of
money. When a coin
commemorating Trump's victory came out last year, I decided to order a couple for my collection.
It turned out to be very beautiful, and I even posted a photo of it on Facebook. A year has passed,
and
collectors have
started writing to me with offers. They were willing to buy it for $5,000, $7,000, or $10,000, but I
refused to sell it.
On the one hand, it's a memento for me, and on the other hand, its price will go up even more, so I
can
sell it when I
need the money. It's probably the best investment I've ever made.
— Nancy, 67, Georgia
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Today, experts consider the Gold Eagle Coin President Edition to be one of the most promising
collectibles. Each coin
comes in a plastic box for safekeeping and can be displayed on a shelf in a special wooden stand.
This
coin is highly
valuable to collectors.
The coin has been issued in a limited edition of 30,000 pieces, but at the start of sales it is
being
sold at a price of
$99 per piece. By pre-ordering, you can get the coins at the best price, and in a month's time,
their
price will
increase tenfold!
Due to huge demand, the coins are selling out very quickly. Sales opened just a few days ago, but now only 68 coins out of 30,000 are available for purchase! (updated 3 minutes ago)
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Comments:
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Alexander Evans
I ordered 20 pieces and received them in 10 days, so now I'm waiting 1 or 2 months for
the price to go up! I've tried
this scheme with another coin before and made 20,000, so I hope it works out this time
too.
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Lottie Griffin
How long does delivery take?
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Jacob Carter
Usually delivered within 6-10 days, but sometimes longer. Mine was delivered within a
week.
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Samuel Taylor
And who guarantees that the price of bullion will rise?
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Noah Clark
This is a limited edition collector's item, so demand for it will be high, which means
the price will go up. You just
need to wait a little while.
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Harriet Mason
Six months ago, I bought something similar and ended up making over $10,000 in profit,
so I bought a gift for my
husband. So I'll try it again this time!
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Thea Ward
And do I need to pay with cryptocurrency?
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Daniel Harris
You can pay by credit card; you don't have to pay with cryptocurrency!
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Arthur Wright
I ordered a few for myself, put them on the shelf for decoration, and I'm not even
sure I want to sell them later. It's
a really great souvenir. Let's make America great again!
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Jack Patel
I received my order yesterday and decided to order several items at once to make more
profit later. Tell me, has anyone
participated in similar giveaways? Were you able to recoup your costs later?
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Lucas Robinson
Last year, I bought some collectible coins, and I made 20 times more than I spent. I
used the profit to buy myself a
car!
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Leo Mitchell
I tried it too, bought one silver medallion for $200 and then sold it for $10,000. I
regretted ordering so little, I
won't make that mistake again.
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Clara Gray
Six months ago, my husband and I decided to invest $3,000 in collectible coins,
thinking we would earn 10-15%, but the
results exceeded our expectations. Within a month, we sold the coins for $40,000!
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Mason Green
Are these bars really made of gold?
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Ethan King
They are covered with gold, but underneath the coating they are metal.
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Oscar Hill
Will I have to pay sales tax on this bar later? Is this considered an exchange of
precious metals?
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Dylan Baker
No, come on, it's a collector's item, not a gold bar from a bank. Don't worry about
it, just go to Craigslist, create an
ad, and wait for buyers to contact you.
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Tilly Foster
I received my package yesterday, and I'm shocked at how heavy the bars are! I bought
10 at once, and I hope it pays off.
It's good that I managed to order them, as there are very few left, so hurry up!
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Nancy Russell
My husband spent over $4,000 on these bars, but I'm worried that the price of bars
won't go up. I'm not sure about
that...
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Aria Stone
That year, my husband also spent a huge amount of money on something similar, buying
some kind of coin. At first, I
thought he had simply lost the money, but then he bought me a new car with the money
he had received.
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