Austrian Gold Coins

The Philharmonic was the first 24 karat legal tender bullion produced in Europe. Guaranteed by the Central Bank of Austria it is also available in the quarter and tenth ounce sizes.  We usually stock the one ounce coins.

Canadian Maple Leaf Coins

Since it's introduction in 1979 by the Royal Canadian mint, the Canadian Maple Leaf coin has been the standard for purity in gold bullion coins world-wide. Originally specified as .999 (99.9%) fine gold, the Maple was upgraded to .9999 fine or 99.99%+ pure. Any new coin coming on the market has to match the Canadian Maple Leaf standard in order to compete equally. These coins are circulated everywhere in the world and are especially popular in the Orient where only 24 Karat gold is considered acceptable.  We always stock the one ounce coins. The Maple Leaf is also available in one ounce silver and platinum.

South African Krugerrands

The Krugerrand has been produced by the South Africa Mint since 1967 and since that time has been a worldwide standard of gold ownership. The Rand Refinery is the world's largest producer of gold.  Beginning in 1980 the smaller sizes became available for convenience. The Krugerrand is composed of .916 or 22 karat gold, gold alloyed with copper for durability.  Except for the current date coins, the K-rand is usually a best buy in one ounce gold coins.

United States Gold Eagle Coins

Produced by the United States Mint every year from 1986 to the present. The coin features the "Liberty" design on the obverse and the "Family of Eagles" design on the reverse. This is the most popular gold coin series in the U. S. market today.They have become very collectable by date in recent years and some command significant premiums. These coins are acceptable for inclusion in Individual Retirement Accounts. We always have the uncirculated coins from the current year in stock. The Mint also produces Eagles in platinum and silver.