Gold Bullion Coins and Bars

Among our most popular offerings is the American Gold Eagle. Released by the U.S. Mint in 1986, this coin is renowned for its classic design and historical significance. This is the perfect coin for the patriot looking to diversify their wealth.

Our wide-range of gold bars and rounds are available in various sizes and weights. They are produced by globally-respected private mints and refiners, and they meet the finest standards of gold mintage. Gold bars all comply with global bullion standards: marked with weight, serial number, mint/refiner and purity. You can rest assured you are investing in authentic precious metals.

One of our knowledgeable Precious Metals Specialists is ready to guide you through each step of your precious metal purchase, affording you the confidence to make and informed decisions. Whether you’re drawn to coins like the American Gold Eagle or gold bullion bars of any denomination, our team is here to support your journey into gold ownership.

Generally speaking, gold coins are more easily recognizable and therefore more liquid. On the other hand, gold coins are more expensive to manufacture, and tend to be marginally more expensive than gold bullion bars. Because of their less elaborate designs, gold bars aren’t as easily authenticated without testing. They are simpler to manufacture, however, and tend to sell at a lower premium over spot price. There are many to choose from, and our highly-skilled team can help you choose the products that best meet your needs.

Most gold bullion products are sold near current spot prices based on their weight and purity. These prices fluctuate based on supply and demand.  Some coins may be priced at a premium, depending on the difficulty in obtaining, storing, and shipping the particular type of coin. Generally speaking, however, gold bullion coins are bought and sold based on their intrinsic value; their weight of precious metal.

Since 1974, the U.S. federal government has had no restrictions in place on the ownership of gold. It’s perfectly legal to own gold coins in the U.S., whether they’re minted in America or overseas. It is important to comply with U.S. tax and reporting laws when acquiring or selling gold domestically or internationally.

Your purchase of gold and other precious metal coins or bars should be done through a trusted partner with a track record of integrity. With extensive experience in the precious metal industry, Birch Gold Group offers its customers a white-glove approach to acquiring physical gold coins and bars. We strive to answer all of your questions and address any concerns you may have about your future purchase.