The 1/4 oz Great Britain Queen’s Beast Gold Coin, struck in 99.99% pure gold by The Royal Mint, celebrates British heritage with ten unique designs inspired by the legendary beasts that guarded Queen Elizabeth II at her 1953 coronation. Each limited-mintage coin features a detailed heraldic creature on the reverse and the Queen’s portrait on the obverse, blending centuries of royal tradition with exquisite artistry. With its compact size, legal tender status, and rich historical significance, this collectible coin offers a striking tribute to the enduring symbols of Great Britain’s monarchy and mythology.
The Impaired Gold Maple showcases the iconic maple leaf design in 99.99% pure gold, distinguished by unique abrasions and spots that make each coin one-of-a-kind. Introduced by the Royal Canadian Mint in 1979, this coin’s imperfections add character and authenticity, celebrating both the artistry and heritage of one of the world’s most recognized gold coins while maintaining its full gold content and guaranteed weight.
The 1/4 oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin, introduced by the Austrian Mint in 1989, celebrates Austria’s rich musical heritage with detailed depictions of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s instruments and the grand Musikverein pipe organ. Struck from 99.99% pure gold and bearing a 25 euro face value, this elegant coin combines exquisite artistry, cultural significance, and centuries-old minting tradition, making it a prized collectible recognized worldwide.
The 2004 2 oz Australia Gold Lunar Monkey BU – Series I, struck by the Perth Mint in 99.99% pure gold, celebrates the Year of the Monkey with a vibrant, detailed design. As part of the original Lunar Series I that began in 1996, this limited-mintage coin combines cultural heritage and numismatic artistry, featuring a brilliant uncirculated finish and legal tender status, making it a prized addition for collectors worldwide.
The 1/10 oz Gold Krugerrand, struck from 22-karat gold by the South African Mint, features the iconic springbok and Paul Kruger designs that honor South Africa’s heritage. First introduced in 1967 as the world’s original modern gold bullion coin, each piece bears a varying year of production, combining global recognition, lasting durability, and historical significance in a compact, collectible form.
