Buy Gold Coins & Bars in Phoenix

Diversify with Gold Coins

WHY INVEST WITH GOLD COINS?

Gold coins cater to investors of both the bullion and investment-grade markets. Bullion coins offer flexibility- you can purchase fractional denominations typically as small as 1/10 of an ounce. This allows for easy storage that can be private and divisible.

Investment-grade certified coins offer the same storage and fractional benefits as bullion. However, investment-grade gold coins are traded on a different market rather than fixed to the “spot” price of gold. These coins predate 1933 and have been graded certified by one of the major coin grading services (NGC or PCGS). In addition to being slabbed and professionally graded, these coins also have a population report, which reveals the total amount of similar known to exist in the world.

CERTIFIED INVESTMENT-GRADE COINS

Investment grade or mint state coins have gone through a professional grading process. Graded coins are certified using a universal grading system by third party grading companies. The two largest grading companies in the U.S are Professional Coin Grading Services (PCGS) and Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).  Coin grading ensures consistency in pricing and guarantees authenticity. The value of investment grade coins is based on its weight and rarity.

Certified Investment Grade Coins

CERTIFIED GOLD INVESTMENT-GRADE COINS

view the $20 Gold Liberty

$20 GOLD LIBERTY

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1849-1907

view the $20 St. Gaudens

$20 GOLD ST. GAUDENS

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1907-1933

view the $10 Gold Liberty

$10 GOLD LIBERTY

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1838-1907

view the $10 Gold Indian

$10 GOLD INDIAN

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1907-1933

view the $5 Gold Liberty

$5 GOLD LIBERTY

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1839-1908

view the $5 Gold Indian

$5 GOLD INDIAN

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1908-1929

$2.50 Gold Liberty Coin

$2.50 GOLD LIBERTY

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1840-1907

view the $2.50 Gold Indian

$2.50 GOLD INDIAN

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1908-1929

GOLD BULLION COINS & BARS

The term “bullion” refers to coins and bars officially recognized as being at least 99.5% pure. Bullion coins and bars come in a variety of sizes and weights but are typically sold between 1/10 oz. coins to 1 kilo bars. The value of bullion is primarily dependent upon its weighted and metal content.

 

Since 1986, the U.S. Mint has produced gold, silver and platinum bullion coins and guarantees their precious metal content. Foreign governments also mint coins, but minting standards may be different.

The most well-known bullion coins are the American Gold Eagle, the Canadian Maple Leaf, the Australian Gold Nugget and the South African Krugerrand.

Gold American Eagle Bullion Coins US Mint

GOLD BULLION COINS & BARS

View the Gold American Eagle coin

GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 1986-

View the Gold American Buffalo coin

GOLD AMERICAN BUFFALO

Origin: United States

Minted Dates: 2006-

View the Gold Canadian Maple Leaf coin

GOLD CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF

Origin: Canada

Minted Dates: 1979-

View the South African Krugerrand Bullion Coin

SOUTH AFRICAN KRUGERRAND

Origin: South Africa

Minted Dates: 1967-

View theAustrian Philharmonic Bullion Coin

AUSTRIAN PHILHARMONIC

Origin: Austria

Minted Dates: 1989-

View the Chinese Panda Bullion Coin

GOLD CHINESE PANDA

Origin: China

Minted Dates: 1982-

View Gold Bars

GOLD BARS

Origin: Varies