The document discusses rare and valuable gold coins and ingots as a form of wealth, including: - The 1849 US $20 Liberty Gold Piece and 1907 US Indian Head $20 Gold Pattern as the two most valuable gold coins in the world, worth over $20 million and $15 million respectively. - An 1852 Adelaide Assay Office ingot and coins from the same year among Australia's rarest, including a £5 piece worth $950,000 and £1 piece worth $700,000. - Other valuable Australian coins such as an 1887S Victoria Jubilee coin set worth $1 million and an 1893S Victoria pattern half-sovereign worth $170,000.

1. A reliable form of wealth

2. 1849 US $20 Liberty Gold Piece
The Most Valuable Gold Coin in the World
First gold coin struck at US Mint - Smithsonian. Near Gem quality US$20,000,000+ (est.)

3. 1907 US Indian Head $20 Gold Pattern
The Second Most Valuable Gold Coin in the World
Privately owned and of the highest quality US$15,000,000+

4. Adelaide Assay Office Ingot - Type Two
Unique
Emergency issue in 1852 - Value £1 Sterling A$1,300,000+ (approx)

5. 1852 Adelaide Assay Office Gold £5 Piece
One of Australia’s Rarest and Most Prized Gold Coins
Two in private hands - One of Australia’s first gold coins $950,000

6. 1852 Adelaide Assay Office Gold £1 Piece
From the Prestigious Quartermaster Collection
Type I - Estimated 50 or less exist - Finest known example $700,000 (approx)

7. 1887S Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Set
Only Two Sets Known – both broken up
Ex-Murdoch Set and Quartermaster Collection A$1,000,000 (est.)

8. 1923S George V Specimen Gold Sovereign
Unique in Private Hands
Sydney Mint - Value £1 $195,000

9. 1893S Victoria Pattern Half-Sovereign
Three Examples Known
Original Value 10/- $170,000

10. Australian Gold Sovereigns and Halves
General circulation currency between 1853 and 1931
Value - Bullion unless in pristine condition - dependant on date

11. Proof, Pattern & Specimen Coins
• The most exclusive area
of numismatics.
• There is strong competition
between collectors at all
stages of the market.
• Best suited to financially
stable investors with a
long term view.

12. Australian Gold Coins
• The core of the Australian
numismatic market.
• Security through sound
levels of underlying demand.
• A sound hedge against
inflation.

13. Famed Quartermaster Collection
Most comprehensive collection
of ingots, patterns, proofs,
sovereigns and half-sovereigns
ever assembled
Sold in 2009 for A$10,269,084
Realising approximately three times its
original value

14. 1 Tonne Australian Gold Coin
Unique
1,012kg 35,273.92oz
$1,000,000 Face Value
$53,000,000 (approx bullion value)

15. Building Wealth Through Rare Coins & Banknotes
An Investment Alternative
Robert Jackman, Managing Director