The Gold Britannia – 1/2 oz (Year Varies) showcases the iconic Britannia design, a symbol of British strength and heritage since its introduction by The Royal Mint in 1987. Struck from .9999 fine gold and featuring annual design variations, each coin combines exquisite craftsmanship, legal tender status, and advanced security features, making it a prized collectible that embodies the elegance and enduring legacy of Great Britain.
The 2025 1/10 oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin, struck from 99.99% pure gold by the renowned Perth Mint, continues a celebrated series that began in 1986. Featuring a dynamic kangaroo design, limited mintage, and advanced micro-laser security, this legal tender coin embodies Australia’s rich heritage and exceptional minting artistry in a compact, collectible form.
The 1/4 oz Gold Krugerrand (Year Varies), first minted in 1967, is a celebrated South African coin crafted from 22-karat gold and alloyed with copper for enhanced durability and a distinctive reddish hue. Featuring the iconic springbok antelope and Paul Kruger, this legal tender coin from the South African Mint combines rich heritage, exceptional artistry, and a compact, collectible size, making it prized worldwide for its timeless design and historical significance.
The 2025 1/4 oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin, struck from 99.99% pure gold by The Perth Mint, features a dynamic leaping kangaroo and the effigy of King Charles III, celebrating a renowned series that began in 1986. With its annually changing design, limited mintage, advanced micro-laser security, and legal tender status, this brilliantly uncirculated coin blends Australian heritage and artistry in a compact, globally recognized collectible.
The Peru 1 Libra Gold Coin, first minted in 1898 at the Lima Mint, showcases Peru’s rich history with its .917 fine gold composition and iconic national coat of arms. Modeled after the British Sovereign, this elegant 22-karat coin features intricate engravings and a gleaming finish, reflecting the artistry and cultural heritage of a bygone era. Once used as legal tender and a vital part of Peru’s economy, it now stands as a cherished collectible that connects enthusiasts to the nation’s storied past and enduring craftsmanship.
