Free iPad with Purchase of Ultra Rare Coin

What do the 1868 Liberty Head “Judd-653” $1 coin and a 2012 Apple iPad 2 have in common? The answer might surprise you – they are both made out of aluminum!

More than 144 years ago, as executives from the U.S. Mint were considering other possible metals to make coins, they turned to aluminum, which at the time was considered a precious metal worth about as much as pure silver. Though aluminum is very common in the earth’s crust, the ability to extract it and refine it had not yet been perfected.

In 1868, the U.S. Mint created a handful of coins with this “modern metal” to see how aluminum would react to the coin-making process and to test how the coins might feel jingling in a pocket. The coin was made on the presses normally used to make $1 Liberty gold coins. Only 5 of these secret test coins, known as “pattern coins,” are believed to have survived through the years.

The U.S. Gold Bureau is offering this Ultra Rare 1868 Aluminum $1 Coin directly to investors and collectors for $14,950. The coin in our inventory is tied for the highest quality available anywhere, grading out as a “Proof 65” for its exceptional condition and superior finish. Acquire the coin this week and we will include another aluminum gem – a U.S. Gold Bureau limited edition Apple iPad 2. With its lightweight aluminum body and high-resolution screen, the iPad is the ultimate tool for mobile Web browsing. When combined with the U.S. Gold Bureau app, it’s also the perfect way to track the price of gold and stay current on precious metals news. The app is available to anyone for free in the Android Marketplace and Apple App Store.

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