Those gold eagles are 1/10 ounce, and they are selling them for $159, that comes to $1590/ounce.
Spot price this morning is $1103.60 /ounce.

Grandpa Computer Guy

Here’s graph of the inflation-corrected price of gold for the past 600 years;

Does that look like an “investment” to you?

Don’t waste your money. Really. Let’s pretend you spend $16,000 on 100 of these “2009 American Eagle Gold 1/10oz Coins” (you’ll have about 10 ounces of gold, worth about $11,000). Twenty-five years from now, you’ll have about 10 ounces of gold, which will possibly be worth about $11,000, but far more likely will be worth the “historical-adjusted average” of $6,270…so you will have spent $11K and have something with $6.3K “buying power”

If you bought a diversified Growth stock mutual fund instead, your $16,000 would grow in value at between the potentially awful worst-case rate of 6% or the best-case rate of 11-12%, so in twenty-five years you’ll have assets with a “dollar value” of somewhere between $68,670 and $272,001 (with a real, net-of-inflation “spending value” of between $52,334 and $129,909)

Which sounds smarter to you? Owning gold 25 years from now with a “best-case” likely real value of $6,300? Or a stock fund that may have underperformed and be worth only $52,334?

Gold/coins are a scam, and are currently just an opportunity for dealers to “prey” on an undereducated & fearful public. Goldline are perfectly “reputable”, the same thing will happen to you wherever you go, silly goose! ThinKabootit