The 2025 1/4 oz Australia Gold Lunar Snake BU – Series III, struck by the prestigious Perth Mint, celebrates the Year of the Snake with a stunning, lifelike design in .9999 fine gold. Continuing the acclaimed Lunar Series tradition since 1996, this limited-mintage coin features the effigy of King Charles III and a detailed snake among bamboo, blending Chinese zodiac heritage, numismatic artistry, and legal tender status in a brilliant uncirculated collectible.
The 1/2 gram Gold Bar – Brand Varies is crafted from .9999 fine gold by reputable mints, each featuring a unique serial number and secure packaging. Compact and elegant, this bar connects you to gold’s rich history as a symbol of wealth and prestige across civilizations, making it ideal for collectors, gifting, or preserving value in a tangible form.
The 1 oz Gold Bar – Geiger (In Assay) is struck from .9999 fine gold by Geiger Edelmetalle, a German mint with over 800 years of heritage. Showcasing the iconic Schloss Güldengossa castle design, each bar is sealed in a tamper-evident assay card with a unique serial number and advanced security features, including UV-light verification, ensuring authenticity and peace of mind.
The 1 oz Silver Round – Design Varies (IRA Eligible) is crafted from .999 fine silver and features ever-changing designs that celebrate both classic and modern artistry. Honoring silver’s legacy from ancient Mesopotamia to today, each round is a unique, beautifully detailed piece produced by respected private mints, making it a captivating and essential addition to any collection.
The 1 oz Silver Round – Buffalo Design (New) features James Earle Fraser’s iconic 1913 Buffalo Nickel artwork, showcasing a detailed Native American profile and a powerful buffalo inspired by Black Diamond of the Central Park Zoo. Struck in .999 fine silver with a brilliant uncirculated finish, this round honors America’s frontier spirit and numismatic history, making it a timeless piece for collectors who value classic U.S. coinage and exceptional craftsmanship.
