The 1/10 oz Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin, first introduced in 1986 and featuring the iconic kangaroo design since 1989, showcases Australia’s unique wildlife and minting excellence. Struck by the renowned Perth Mint from 99.99% pure gold, each coin’s annually changing motif and legal tender status add collectible appeal and historical significance. Its compact size, exquisite engraving, and tamper-evident packaging make it a standout addition to any collection, celebrating both craftsmanship and heritage.
The 1999 1/20 oz Australia Gold Lunar Rabbit BU – Series I, struck by the renowned Perth Mint, features a beautifully detailed rabbit design honoring the Chinese zodiac’s Year of the Rabbit. Crafted from .9999 fine gold in brilliant uncirculated condition, this limited-mintage coin marks an early release in the prestigious Lunar Series I, blending rich cultural symbolism with exceptional mint artistry for collectors worldwide.
The 1 oz Platinum Bar – Argor-Heraeus (Carded) showcases .9995 fine platinum, expertly refined by Argor-Heraeus, a Swiss leader in precious metals since 1951. Encased in a tamper-evident assay card and stamped with a unique serial number, this sleek bar ensures authenticity and preserves its flawless condition, blending platinum’s royal legacy with modern security and craftsmanship.
The Platinum Cook Island – 1 oz Armillary Coin (Valcambi) is a limited edition collectible crafted from .9995 fine platinum by renowned Swiss refinery Valcambi. Debuting as part of a prestigious series celebrating scientific and historical achievements, it features a mesmerizing, kinetic armillary sphere design and the Cook Islands coat of arms, blending celestial artistry with cultural heritage and exceptional Swiss craftsmanship.
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.
