Gold Coins and Gold Bullion

This gold coin has been considered by many to be one of the most beautiful coins ever created. In addition to its beauty, investors privately acquire this gold coin which has outperformed gold bullion.

$20 Liberty coins are among the world's most popular investment gold coins. Minted from 1866 to 1907, these coins were the crucial building blocks of expanding U.S. financial markets in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Only a tiny fraction of the original mintage survives today.

Designed by Christian Gobrecht in 1840, the Liberty Quarter eagle holds the distinction of keeping the same design for the longest time in American history: thirty-three years.

$10 Indians are a constant favorite with collectors because of their fascinating design and exceptional beauty. Designed by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, it features a classic portrait of Liberty in a Native American war bonnet on the obverse and a majestic American Eagle on the reverse.

Government Guaranteed Gold. First introduced in 1986, U.S. Gold Eagles are the #1 gold bullion coin choice among investors across the world.

America now has the first 24-Karat solid gold bullion coin from the United States Mint. Now is the time to acquire not only gold bullion coins but the highest quality gold bullion coin - the 24-Karat American Buffalo Coin.

The world's first gold bullion coin minted for investment, the Krugerrand is believed to be the most widely owned bullion coin in the world.

This gold bullion coin has set the standard for gold bullion purity. Investors acquire this tangible asset for protection and have seen it rise over 180% in 5 years.

One of the most popular coins created by the Perth Mint in Western Australia. New designs are used each year. And these gold bullion coins are minted in 8 different denominations.

Austrian Gold Philharmonics were first produced in 1989. In 1992, 1995, and 1996 the Austrian Mint boasted that the Austrian Gold Philharmonic was the best selling gold bullion coin in the world.

The Republic of China's Panda series was one of the most successful bullion coins of the 1980's. Response in the U.S. to these warm and fuzzy little panda images was very positive, and the concept of a premium-priced bullion coin was established.

First minted in 1997, these are the official platinum bullion coins of the United States. The obverse features Lady Liberty looking into the future and each year the design on the reverse side changes. These coins are the only U.S. bullion coins that do so.

These platinum bullion coins resemble their gold counterparts in all outward respects; their face values and designs on both the obverse and reverse are exactly identical. They also have legal tender status in Canada, are .9995 pure platinum, and were minted between 1988 and 2002 by the Royal Canadian Mint.

Minted from 1988 to the present the design on the obverse of these coins was taken from the classic "Walking Liberty" design by which had originally been used on the half-dollar coin of the United States from 1916 to 1947, while the reverse portrays a heraldic eagle.

Resembling both it's silver and gold counterparts, the Canadian Silver Maple Leaf program began in 1988. It features the same obverse and reverse as the other Maple Leaf designs, but certain versions have slight variations.

Silver Rounds resemble most other coins, but they are not issued by the mint of any country and are therefore not recognized as legal tender. They are privately minted and may have any number of designs.