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 Gold Britannia – 1 oz (Year Varies) is a 999.9 fine gold coin from The Royal Mint, featuring the iconic Britannia design that has symbolized British strength and heritage since its debut in 1987. With a £100 face value, advanced security features, and annually updated artistry, this legal tender coin celebrates centuries of British tradition and craftsmanship, making it a prized collectible for enthusiasts.
The 1 oz Gold Buffalo – BU (Year Varies) features James Earle Fraser’s iconic 1913 Buffalo Nickel design, showcasing a Native American chief and a majestic bison in stunning detail. Struck by the United States Mint in .9999 fine 24-karat gold since 2006, this Brilliant Uncirculated coin honors the rich heritage and artistry of the American West, making it a prized collectible for those who value history and craftsmanship.
The 30 gram China Gold Panda – BU – Unsealed (Year Varies) shines with .999 fine gold and features annually changing panda designs, making each coin a unique collectible since its 1982 debut. Struck by the China Mint in brilliant uncirculated condition, it showcases the iconic Temple of Heaven on the obverse and a new panda motif every year, all in a modern 30 gram metric format that highlights China’s artistry, innovation, and rich numismatic tradition.
The 2000 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Dragon BU – Series I, struck by the Perth Mint in .9999 fine gold, showcases the iconic Chinese Dragon in exquisite detail as the fifth release of the original Lunar Series. Celebrated for its limited mintage, legal tender status, and cultural symbolism, this Brilliant Uncirculated coin honors the rich tradition of the Chinese zodiac and marks a pivotal chapter in the history of lunar-themed numismatics.
