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American Gold Eagle (bullion)
First released in 1986, the American Gold Eagle bullion coin is a joy to behold. Made of 91% gold, the coin is issued in denominations of 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz and 1 oz. Artist Augustus Saint-Gaudens and sculptor Miley Busiek both contributed to the coin; Saint-Gaudens' epic rendition of Lady Liberty is on the front, and Busiek's portrayal of a family of bald eagles is on the back.
American Gold Eagle (proof)
The American Gold Eagle proof, the limited-edition version of the bullion version of the same name, reveals the meticulous minting for which the U.S. Mint has become known. Only a limited number of these coins are minted each year, and they have the highest of production standards and immaculate presentation.
American Buffalo
The first American coin of its kind, the Gold American Buffalo is a 24-karat bullion coin. Its significance can be attributed to it being the first .9999 fine gold coin to be in large circulation in the history of the United States Mint.
Canadian Gold Maple Leaf
Conceived in 1978 and first struck in February of 1979, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf was a breakthrough in coinage. One of the purest coins available in the world, the 24 karat gold coin from the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) is minted without any base metal.
American Silver Eagle (bullion)
First issued in 1986 after the passage of the 1985 Liberty Coin Act, the American Silver Eagle bullion coin is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. Reissuing the 1916 designs of Walking Liberty by Adolph Weinman, this gorgeous coin is minted in San Francisco, West Point, NY and Philadelphia, has 99.9% purity, and has a face value of $1.
American Silver Eagle (proof)
This elegant, high gloss coin was first struck in 1987. Unlike the bullion version of the same coin, the American Silver Eagle proof coin bears the strike of the Mint from which they were issued, and are not put into circulation. With a silver content of 99.9%, the purity of this proof coin is backed by the U.S. government.
Canadian Silver Maple Leaf
The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf is the purest silver coin minted in the world. At 99.99% purity, its base metal-free composition is possible by technical breakthroughs at the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM). First issued in 1988, the coin is a celebrated asset of the bullion offered by the RCM, and has been issued with over 30 commemorative privy marks.
American Platinum Eagle
Produced by the U.S. Mint, Platinum American Eagles are the official platinum bullion coin of America, and are one of the simplest ways to add platinum to your savings.
Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf
First produced by the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) in November 2005, the one ounce Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf coin remains one of the very few palladium coins issued by an official government mint. Each coin contains a full troy ounce of .9995 fine palladium, and its weight and metal content are backed by the RCM.
Valcambi CombiBars
Valcambi CombiBars are ideal for those seeking gold that can be broken down into small increments. Thanks to the bar's perforated edges, each one can be split into very small amounts, potentially for use in trade or as a gift.
Gold Polar Bear and Cub
In the vast Canadian Arctic, Ursus maritimus is king. Like its homeland, it is massive – males can weigh up to 800 kilograms and females about 400 kilograms. Although Polar Bears inhabit Arctic coasts around the world, Canada hosts the largest population on earth: about 15,000 of the global total of approximately 25,000.
Silver Polar Bear and Cub
In the vast Canadian Arctic, Ursus maritimus is king. Like its homeland, it is massive – males can weigh up to 800 kilograms and females about 400 kilograms. Although Polar Bears inhabit Arctic coasts around the world, Canada hosts the largest population on earth: about 15,000 of the global total of approximately 25,000.
Gold Gyrfalcon
The gyrfalcon has been prized by humans as a hunting companion since ancient times. Associated not only with falconry but also with royalty and nobility, and a celebrated circumpolar Arctic coastal dweller, the gyrfalcon—the largest of the falcon species—makes a fitting subject for the Royal Canadian Mint’s stunning 2016 gold coin.
Silver Gyrfalcon
The gyrfalcon has been prized by humans as a hunting companion since ancient times. Associated not only with falconry but also with royalty and nobility, and a celebrated circumpolar Arctic coastal dweller, the gyrfalcon—the largest of the falcon species—makes a fitting subject for the Royal Canadian Mint’s stunning 2016 silver coin.
America the Beautiful Silver Series
The America the Beautiful series of silver coins celebrates the National Park System that was spearheaded by President Theodore Roosevelt. First released in 2010 by the United States Mint, the stunning silver coins in this vast collection have quickly become highly sought after.
Silver Twin Maples
Following the popularity of its 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf coin, in 2017, the Royal Canadian Mint commissioned the natural evolution of its trademark coin: the 2 oz Silver Twin Maples coin.
The coin merges elements of commemorative and bullion coin programs of the Royal Canadian Mint, making it a great addition to either a collection or portfolio.
Gold Twin Maples
Following in the footsteps of the internationally acclaimed Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin, the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) commissioned in 2017 its next coin to commemorate the nation’s maples: the 1/4 oz Pure Gold Twin Maples coin.
Gold Rose Crown Guinea
Official legal tender of Saint Helena, the reverse of the Gold Rose Crown Guinea features the Rose Crown Shield, the coin’s weight and bears the quality mint mark of the East India Company. The obverse bears the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by internationally renowned sculptor Raphael Maklouf, the issuing country St. Helena, the denomination £25, and the year date 2018. Both the obverse and reverse feature a distinct East India Company traditional pattern in the fields.
Silver Rose Crown Guinea
Official legal tender of Saint Helena, the reverse of the Silver Rose Crown Guinea features the Rose Crown Shield, the coin’s weight and bears the quality mint mark of the East India Company. The obverse bears the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by internationally renowned sculptor Raphael Maklouf, the issuing country St. Helena, the denomination £1.25, and the year date 2018. Both the obverse and reverse feature a distinct East India Company traditional pattern in the fields.
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