Gold Coins

Canadian Maple Leaf 1 oz

The Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coins feature Canada's most recognizable symbol - the Maple Leaf. Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM), one of the best-known sovereign mints for silver and gold bullion bars and coins, the Maple Leaf Gold Coin is undoubtedly one of the most popular gold coins in the world. Each gold coin comes with the assurance of weight and purity backed by the Canadian government. Canadian Maple Leaf Gold bullion Coins are the obvious choice for investors looking to buy gold coins possessing quality and global renown.

UK Britannia 1 oz

The Royal Mint Gold Britannia coins are a striking tribute to Britain's national personification of Britain. Featuring the iconic helmeted female warrior, the Gold Britannia coin is loved by investors and collectors alike for its fine Gold content and stunning designs. Britannia gold bullion coins minted by the Royal Mint offer an unrivaled combination of purity and beauty, making them one of the most interesting coins to own in your precious metal portfolio. Gold Britannia coins minted in 2013 and later are struck in .9999 fine gold, making them one of the purest gold investment bullion coins in the world.

Australian Kangaroo Nugget 1 oz

Produced by the historic Perth Mint, the Australian Gold Kangaroo coins are meticulously crafted as a tribute to Australia’s most recognizable animal - the Red Kangaroo. Solely owned by the Government of Western Australia, Perth Mint's gold coins are issued as legal tender and protected by a guarantee enshrined in Australia's Gold Corporation Act 1987. The Perth Mint is also a multi-accredited precious metals refiner and assayer with endorsements by five of the world's leading commodity exchanges. Physical gold bars and coins produced by the Perth Mint are well-known for their quality and are suitable for any investment portfolio.

Chinese Panda 30 Grams

Chinese Gold Panda coins are a striking tribute to China’s most recognizable animal. Featuring the iconic Panda, the Chinese Gold Panda coin is loved by investors and collectors alike for its .999 fine Gold content and stunning designs. Gold Panda coins minted by official Chinese State Mints offer an unrivaled combination of quality, and fascinating yearly changes in designs (except 2001 and 2002), making them one of the most interesting coins to own in your Precious Metal portfolio. Panda coins dated 2016 and later are struck in metric weights instead of troy ounces.

Vienna Philharmonics 1 oz

The Austrian Mint Vienna Philharmonic Gold coin is considered to be one of the world's most beautiful and popular selling coin. Featuring the Vienna Philharmonic Ochestra, the Philharmonic Gold coin is loved by investors and collectors alike for its fine Gold content and stunning designs. Philharmonic Gold coins minted by the Austrian Mint offer an unrivaled combination of purity and beauty, making them one of the most interesting coins to own in your Precious Metal portfolio. Key Highlights:

American Buffalo 1 oz

Struck by the United States Mint and first issued in 2006, the American Buffalo Gold Coin is a tribute to the nation's heritage. Featuring the iconic Buffalo Nickel design by James Earle Fraser, the gold coin showcases the classic American symbols of the buffalo and the Native American chief, evoking the spirit and history of the American West. Each gold coin comes with a guarantee of weight and purity from the U.S. government, offering investors and collectors alike a secure and highly liquid bullion asset.

Chinese Panda 1 oz

Chinese Gold Panda coins are a striking tribute to China’s most recognizable animal. Featuring the iconic Panda, the Chinese Gold Panda coin is loved by investors and collectors alike for its .999 fine Gold content and stunning designs. Gold Panda coins minted by official Chinese State Mints offer an unrivaled combination of quality, and fascinating yearly changes in designs (except 2001 and 2002), making them one of the most interesting coins to own in your Precious Metal portfolio. Panda coins dated 2016 and later are struck in metric weights instead of troy ounces.