The Britain 5 Sovereign (1.177) gold coin, first introduced in the 19th century for royal commemorations, showcases the iconic image of Queen Elizabeth II and the classic St. George and the Dragon design. Struck by The Royal Mint in 22-carat gold and weighing 1.177 troy ounces, this prestigious coin embodies British heritage and craftsmanship, making it a prized collectible that celebrates centuries of royal tradition and artistry.
The 1 gram Platinum Bar – Argor-Heraeus (Carded) showcases .9995 fine platinum, expertly refined by Argor-Heraeus, a Swiss leader in precious metals since 1951. Each bar features the iconic logo, a unique serial number, and comes sealed in a tamper-evident assay card, ensuring lasting protection, authenticity, and a sleek presentation for collectors and enthusiasts.
The 10 oz Silver Bar – Engelhard, crafted from .999 fine silver, features unique designs and a distinct serial number that reflect Engelhard’s renowned legacy in precious metals since the mid-20th century. Celebrated for exceptional quality and craftsmanship, each bar offers a compact, elegant form that is easy to store and display, making it a prized addition for collectors who value both historical significance and enduring beauty.
The 1/4 oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin, first introduced in 1986 and featuring the iconic kangaroo since 1989, is struck by The Perth Mint in 99.99% pure gold. Showcasing annually changing wildlife designs, limited mintage, and legal tender status, this compact coin combines exquisite craftsmanship, government-backed authenticity, and a rich heritage, making it a prized collectible for enthusiasts.
The 1 oz Gold Britannia (1987–2012) is a distinguished British bullion coin minted by The Royal Mint, containing 1 troy ounce of .9167 fine gold. Celebrating Britain’s maritime heritage since its 1987 debut, this 22-carat coin features the iconic helmeted Britannia on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, with legal tender status, a reeded edge for security, and limited annual mintages, making it a lasting symbol of British craftsmanship and historical pride.
