The 1 oz Gold Krugerrand, first minted in 1967, is the world’s original modern gold bullion coin and a proud symbol of South African heritage. Struck from 22-karat gold and featuring the iconic springbok antelope and Paul Kruger, this globally recognized coin combines lasting durability, timeless design, and legal tender status, making it a standout addition to any collection.
The Impaired Gold Krugerrand is a limited edition 1 oz coin crafted from 22-karat gold, featuring a unique impaired design that sets it apart from traditional Krugerrands. With only 500 coins minted, this South African legal tender pays homage to the iconic Krugerrand first introduced in 1967, blending rich history with modern artistry for a truly exclusive collectible.
The 1/10 oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin, introduced in 1989, is struck from .9999 fine gold and honors Austria’s musical heritage with its iconic Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra design. Featuring the Great Organ of Vienna’s Golden Hall on the obverse and a medley of orchestral instruments on the reverse, this compact coin from the renowned Austrian Mint combines exquisite craftsmanship, cultural significance, and legal tender status, making it a distinguished tribute to Austrian artistry.
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 1/2 oz Gold Eagle – BU (Year Varies) is a 22-karat gold coin introduced by the U.S. Mint in 1986, showcasing the iconic Lady Liberty and a family of eagles. Struck in brilliant uncirculated condition with yearly design variations, this coin combines enduring American artistry, historical significance, and trusted craftsmanship, making it a distinguished and elegant addition to any collection.
