The 2025 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1979, contains one troy ounce of .9999 fine gold and features the iconic sugar maple leaf design. Showcasing the debut effigy of King Charles III on the obverse, this globally recognized coin offers advanced security features such as precision radial lines and a micro-engraved maple leaf, ensuring authenticity and continuing a legacy of exceptional purity and craftsmanship.
The 2019 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Pig BU – Series II, struck by the Perth Mint in .9999 fine gold, honors the Year of the Pig with a detailed reverse design and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. As part of the acclaimed Lunar Series II, which began in 2008 and draws inspiration from the Chinese zodiac, this limited-mintage coin combines exceptional purity, brilliant uncirculated condition, and rich cultural symbolism, making it a prized collectible for those who appreciate artistry and tradition.
The $20 Gold Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle – Cleaned/Low Grade is a 90% pure gold coin struck by the U.S. Mint from 1907 to 1933, featuring Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ iconic Lady Liberty and soaring eagle designs. Despite its cleaned and low-grade condition, this large, historic coin radiates the artistry and ambition of America’s golden age, offering collectors a tangible link to the nation’s past and the legacy of President Theodore Roosevelt’s vision for beautiful coinage.
The 2025 1/10 oz Gold Eagle – BU, struck by the U.S. Mint in 22-karat gold, features the iconic Lady Liberty and soaring eagle designs that have defined the series since its 1986 debut. Compact and brilliantly uncirculated, this $5 legal tender coin combines government-backed purity, enduring American artistry, and a rich legacy, making it a prized piece of craftsmanship and history.
The 2012 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Dragon BU – Series II, struck by the Perth Mint, honors the Year of the Dragon with a stunning, intricately detailed design symbolizing power and good fortune. Crafted from .9999 fine gold in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this limited-mintage coin continues the celebrated Lunar Series II tradition, blending Chinese cultural heritage with exceptional minting artistry and global recognition.
The 2010 2 oz Australia Gold Lunar Tiger BU – Series II, struck by the Perth Mint, honors the Year of the Tiger with a striking design of a tiger amid bamboo, symbolizing strength and courage. Crafted from 2 troy ounces of .9999 fine gold in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this limited-mintage coin continues the celebrated Lunar Series that began in 1996, blending exquisite artistry, cultural heritage, and legal tender status for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The 2013 1 oz Australia Gold Lunar Snake BU – Series II, struck by the renowned Perth Mint, features 1 troy ounce of .9999 fine gold and a detailed design honoring the Year of the Snake, symbolizing wisdom and elegance in Chinese culture. With its limited mintage, brilliant uncirculated finish, and legal tender status, this coin continues the celebrated tradition of the Lunar Series II, which began in 2008 and draws inspiration from the ancient Chinese zodiac, making it a prized collectible for its craftsmanship and cultural significance.
The 3 gram Chinese Gold Panda - BU - Sealed (Year Varies) features a beautifully detailed panda on one side and the iconic Temple of Heaven on the other, celebrating both China’s cherished wildlife and its architectural heritage. Sealed for protection and offered in varying annual designs since the series began in 1982, each coin provides collectors with a unique glimpse into Chinese culture and artistry.
The 2019 2 oz Australia Gold Lunar Pig BU – Series II, struck by the renowned Perth Mint, honors the Year of the Pig with a detailed design symbolizing wealth and good fortune. Crafted from .9999 fine gold and featuring Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, this limited-mintage coin continues the celebrated Lunar Series tradition begun in 1996, blending Chinese zodiac heritage with exceptional artistry and legal tender status.
