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 1/10 oz Gold Maple Leaf (Year Varies) showcases Canada’s iconic maple leaf design in .9999 fine gold, reflecting exceptional craftsmanship and national pride. Introduced in 1979, this compact coin continues a celebrated tradition, with each annual release highlighting the artistry and heritage of the Gold Maple Leaf series, making it a cherished addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The 40% Silver 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter (BU/PF) honors America’s 200th anniversary with a striking dual-date design and Jack L. Ahr’s iconic Colonial drummer reverse. Struck by the U.S. Mint in limited quantities, this brilliant uncirculated or proof coin features 40% silver content and a lustrous finish that highlights its sharp details. Celebrating the nation’s founding and enduring spirit, this quarter stands as a tangible piece of American history and a standout addition to any collection.
The 2025 1/2 oz Gold Maple Leaf (Sealed) honors the Royal Canadian Mint’s renowned series, first introduced in 1979, with its iconic maple leaf design struck in .9999 fine gold. Sealed in tamper-evident packaging and featuring advanced security elements, this coin showcases Canadian craftsmanship, legal tender status, and enduring heritage while ensuring lasting authenticity and pristine condition.
The 100 oz Silver Bar – Brand Varies is crafted from .999 fine silver by respected mints, each bar stamped with its weight and purity for assured authenticity. With a legacy rooted in centuries of use as currency and ornamentation, this substantial, stackable bar combines timeless appeal and expert craftsmanship, making it a striking addition to any collection.
