American
Eagle Gold Coins The
beauty and power of America, captured in the graceful Striding
Liberty design by Augustus Saint Gaudens for the 1907-1933
$20 U.S. Double Eagle gold coin is the basis for the American
Gold Eagle coin. The reverse depicts a nest of American eagles
signifying the strength and security of American families.
These are the only gold coins whose quality and purity are
guaranteed by the U.S. government. And by law, only gold mined
in The United States is used in the minting of American Gold
Eagles. Since its introduction in 1986, its four sizes, 1 oz., ½ oz., ¼ oz.
and 1/10 oz., have become the world’s most widely traded
gold bullion coins.
Weight:
33.933 grams (1.0910 troy oz).
Fineness: .916 or 21.6 karats
Diameter: 32.7 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
In
June, 2006, the United States Mint commenced production of America's
very first 24-karat, pure gold (.9999% fineness) one-ounce coin,
the American Buffalo. This beautiful gold coin, nicknamed "The
Buffalo," is based upon American sculptor James Earle Fraser's
revered Buffalo Nickel of 1913. The Buffalo displays Fraser's
classic design of an American Indian on the coin's obverse
and the renown American bison on the reverse.
Weight:
31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9999 or 24 karats
Diameter: 32.7 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
The
Royal Canadian Mint is known throughout the world for its impeccable
standards of quality and purity in all its products. Because
of its fine gold purity (.9999+), its flawless quality and its
appealing design, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf in particular,
first minted in 1979, has become the preferred coin for many
investors around the world today. The RCM’s insistence
upon faultless planchets (the pure gold blanks from which coins
are struck) has led to an enviable reputation among demanding
investors and collectors.
Weight:
31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9999 or 24 karats
Diameter: 30.0 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
South
Africa is the number one gold producing country in the world
and the Krugerrand is the most widely owned bullion coin in the
world with over 46 million ounces in circulation since its inception
in 1967. It features the symbol of South Africa, the lithe and
graceful Springbok antelope, on the reverse side. The obverse
of the Krugerrand features Paul Kruger, the last president of
the Republic of South Africa. The South African Krugerrand was
the first modern government-issued gold bullion coin. It’s
marketing campaigns during the 1970’s and 1980’s
paved the way for its popularity among the gold bullion coins
of today.
Weight: 33.933 grams (1.0909 troy oz.)
Fineness: .916 or 22 karats
Diameter: 32.6 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
Since
its introduction in 1982, the Gold Panda coin has established
a place of prominence in the world of coin collecting and investing.
The obverse has been redesigned each year (except for 2002) reflecting
a different view of the giant panda in his habitat. The beauty
of each new design, its guaranteed purity, and its wide range
of sizes from the rare one kilo to 1/20 ounce has added to its
appeal. The reverse of the coin depicts Tien Tien, The Temple
of Heaven, one of the oldest temples in Beijing and remains the
same from year to year.
Weight: 31.1035 grams (1 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9999 or 24 karats
Diameter: 32.05 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
The
Perth Mint’s family of gold coins is redesigned yearly,
but always features Australia’s most famous marsupial,
the kangaroo. Their purity, .9999 fine gold, and the impeccable
standards of The Perth Mint combine to make the Australian
Gold Kangaroo one of the world’s most desirable bullion
coins. The impressive 1 kilo Gold Kangaroo is the largest gold
coin in regular mintage today standing at the top of the list
of nine sizes of Kangaroos from Australia.
Weight: 31.162 grams (1 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9999 or 24 karats
Diameter: 32.1 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.162 grams (1 troy oz.)
This
historic gold coin, first minted during the tumultuous years
before World War I, is currently in restrike with all coins
bearing the year 1915. The bust of Franz Josef I, Emperor of
Austria from 1848 to 1916 and King of Hungary from 1867 to
1916, adorns the obverse of this coin. On the reverse is the
elaborate Austrian "Double Eagle with Crown" coat
of arms. Containing just under an ounce of .900 fine gold,
the Corona is a favorite coin of many investors.
Weight:
33.8753 grams (1.0891 troy oz.)
Fineness: .900 or 21.6 karats
Diameter: 37.1 mm
Fine Gold Content: 30.4876 grams (.9802 troy oz.)
Elegant
is the perfect word to describe this lovely and unusual coin.
It was created to honor the renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra,
one of the finest musical ensembles in the world. A harmonious
design of musical instruments represents the world famous orchestra
on the reverse. The obverse depicts the Great Organ of the
Golden Hall in Vienna’s concert hall, the Musikverein.
Many collectors and investors consider this to be one of the
most beautiful of all gold bullion coins. The Philharmonic
is struck in a fine quartet of four sizes.
Weight: 31.103 grams (1 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9999 or 24 karats
Diameter: 37.0 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.103 grams (1 troy oz.)
The
design of Saint George, aboard his brave steed, slaying the
dragon is common to the reverse of all variations of this bullion
coin. There are eight versions of the obverse depicting differing
sculptures of the ruling British monarch at the time the particular
coin was minted. The Sovereign weighs just under ¼ ounce
(.2364 troy ounce). It is a popular coin for investors and
collectors alike.
Weight: 7.9881 (.2568 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9167 or 22 karats
Diameter: 22 mm
Fine Gold Content: 7.3224 grams (.2354 troy oz.)
A
magnificent Golden French Rooster (Coq d’Or), surrounded
by the motto of the French Revolution, Liberté, Egalité,
Fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood) adorns the
reverse of this historic coin. These fine 20-franc bullion coins
were first minted in 1901 and into the years just prior to World
War I. The historic significance of these coins, their size (.1867
troy ounce) and their .900 fine purity have made this coin a
favorite with investors and collectors who want the security
of bullion coins with low premiums.
Weight:
6.4516 grams (.2074 troy oz.)
Fineness: .900 or 21.6 karats
Diameter: 21.0 mm
Fine Gold Content: 5.8064 grams (.1867 troy oz.)
Some
of the most beautiful coins in the world are the Gold Peso Coins
from Mexico. The most striking is the majestic Mexican 50 Peso
coin, commonly called the Mex50, pictured here. The inspiring
design of the winged Angel of Victory soaring above the ancient
mountains of Mexico on the obverse and the Eagle and Serpent
on the Cactus (the national symbol of Mexico) on the reverse
make this coin attractive to collectors as well as investors.
These coins are unusual in that the gold content is higher than
the standard 1 ounce, one-half ounce, one-quarter ounce, etc.
(See above.) Because they contain more pure gold than the standard
issues of other national mints, they are an exceptional value
in bullion coins.
Weight:
41.6666 grams (1.3396 troy oz).
Fineness: .900 or 21.6 karats
Diameter: 37 mm
Fine Gold Content: 37.50 grams (1.2057 troy oz.)
When
buying gold bullion bars, the most important question is, “Whose
hallmark does it bear?”If the answer is “Johnson
Matthey,”there will be no hesitation from the buyer. Johnson
Matthey has developed a worldwide reputation second to none for
quality and trustworthiness, so any collector or investor will
always buy JM bullion bars with absolute confidence in their
quality, purity and liquidity. Each bar is stamped with the exact
weight and an individual serial number, which is exclusive to
you. Whether buying for gifts, for personal investment portfolios
or purely for the joy of owning it, JM Gold Bars are available
in just the right size from which to choose: 1 ounce, 5 ounce,
10 ounce, 100 ounce, 1000 ounce or ½ or 1 kilo bars.
Weight: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
Fineness: .9999 or 24 karats
Diameter: 29.00 mm x 50.00 mm
Fine Gold Content: 31.1033 grams (1 troy oz.)
The
beauty and power of America, captured in the graceful Striding
Liberty design by Augustus Saint Gaudens for the 1907-1933
$20 U.S. Double Eagle gold coin is the basis for the American
Gold Eagle coin. The reverse depicts a nest of American eagles
signifying the strength and security of American families.
These are the only gold coins whose quality and purity are
guaranteed by the U.S. government. And by law, only gold mined
in The United States is used in the minting of American Gold
Eagles. Since its introduction in 1986, its four sizes, 1 oz., ½ oz., ¼ oz.
and 1/10 oz., have become the world’s most widely traded
gold bullion coins. 
In
June, 2006, the United States Mint commenced production of America's
very first 24-karat, pure gold (.9999% fineness) one-ounce coin,
the American Buffalo. This beautiful gold coin, nicknamed "The
Buffalo," is based upon American sculptor James Earle Fraser's
revered Buffalo Nickel of 1913. The Buffalo displays Fraser's
classic design of an American Indian on the coin's obverse
and the renown American bison on the reverse. 
The
Royal Canadian Mint is known throughout the world for its impeccable
standards of quality and purity in all its products. Because
of its fine gold purity (.9999+), its flawless quality and its
appealing design, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf in particular,
first minted in 1979, has become the preferred coin for many
investors around the world today. The RCM’s insistence
upon faultless planchets (the pure gold blanks from which coins
are struck) has led to an enviable reputation among demanding
investors and collectors. 
South
Africa is the number one gold producing country in the world
and the Krugerrand is the most widely owned bullion coin in the
world with over 46 million ounces in circulation since its inception
in 1967. It features the symbol of South Africa, the lithe and
graceful Springbok antelope, on the reverse side. The obverse
of the Krugerrand features Paul Kruger, the last president of
the Republic of South Africa. The South African Krugerrand was
the first modern government-issued gold bullion coin. It’s
marketing campaigns during the 1970’s and 1980’s
paved the way for its popularity among the gold bullion coins
of today. 
Since
its introduction in 1982, the Gold Panda coin has established
a place of prominence in the world of coin collecting and investing.
The obverse has been redesigned each year (except for 2002) reflecting
a different view of the giant panda in his habitat. The beauty
of each new design, its guaranteed purity, and its wide range
of sizes from the rare one kilo to 1/20 ounce has added to its
appeal. The reverse of the coin depicts Tien Tien, The Temple
of Heaven, one of the oldest temples in Beijing and remains the
same from year to year. 
The
Perth Mint’s family of gold coins is redesigned yearly,
but always features Australia’s most famous marsupial,
the kangaroo. Their purity, .9999 fine gold, and the impeccable
standards of The Perth Mint combine to make the Australian
Gold Kangaroo one of the world’s most desirable bullion
coins. The impressive 1 kilo Gold Kangaroo is the largest gold
coin in regular mintage today standing at the top of the list
of nine sizes of Kangaroos from Australia. 
This
historic gold coin, first minted during the tumultuous years
before World War I, is currently in restrike with all coins
bearing the year 1915. The bust of Franz Josef I, Emperor of
Austria from 1848 to 1916 and King of Hungary from 1867 to
1916, adorns the obverse of this coin. On the reverse is the
elaborate Austrian "Double Eagle with Crown" coat
of arms. Containing just under an ounce of .900 fine gold,
the Corona is a favorite coin of many investors. 
Elegant
is the perfect word to describe this lovely and unusual coin.
It was created to honor the renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra,
one of the finest musical ensembles in the world. A harmonious
design of musical instruments represents the world famous orchestra
on the reverse. The obverse depicts the Great Organ of the
Golden Hall in Vienna’s concert hall, the Musikverein.
Many collectors and investors consider this to be one of the
most beautiful of all gold bullion coins. The Philharmonic
is struck in a fine quartet of four sizes. 
The
design of Saint George, aboard his brave steed, slaying the
dragon is common to the reverse of all variations of this bullion
coin. There are eight versions of the obverse depicting differing
sculptures of the ruling British monarch at the time the particular
coin was minted. The Sovereign weighs just under ¼ ounce
(.2364 troy ounce). It is a popular coin for investors and
collectors alike. 
A
magnificent Golden French Rooster (Coq d’Or), surrounded
by the motto of the French Revolution, Liberté, Egalité,
Fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood) adorns the
reverse of this historic coin. These fine 20-franc bullion coins
were first minted in 1901 and into the years just prior to World
War I. The historic significance of these coins, their size (.1867
troy ounce) and their .900 fine purity have made this coin a
favorite with investors and collectors who want the security
of bullion coins with low premiums. 
Some
of the most beautiful coins in the world are the Gold Peso Coins
from Mexico. The most striking is the majestic Mexican 50 Peso
coin, commonly called the Mex50, pictured here. The inspiring
design of the winged Angel of Victory soaring above the ancient
mountains of Mexico on the obverse and the Eagle and Serpent
on the Cactus (the national symbol of Mexico) on the reverse
make this coin attractive to collectors as well as investors.
These coins are unusual in that the gold content is higher than
the standard 1 ounce, one-half ounce, one-quarter ounce, etc.
(See above.) Because they contain more pure gold than the standard
issues of other national mints, they are an exceptional value
in bullion coins. 
When
buying gold bullion bars, the most important question is, “Whose
hallmark does it bear?”If the answer is “Johnson
Matthey,”there will be no hesitation from the buyer. Johnson
Matthey has developed a worldwide reputation second to none for
quality and trustworthiness, so any collector or investor will
always buy JM bullion bars with absolute confidence in their
quality, purity and liquidity. Each bar is stamped with the exact
weight and an individual serial number, which is exclusive to
you. Whether buying for gifts, for personal investment portfolios
or purely for the joy of owning it, JM Gold Bars are available
in just the right size from which to choose: 1 ounce, 5 ounce,
10 ounce, 100 ounce, 1000 ounce or ½ or 1 kilo bars.