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Gold Coins
Gold coins tend to be the most popular way to purchase gold bullion. They are easily recognizable, come in verifable shapes, sizes, weights and dimensions, and are generally easier to sell if needed.
South African Gold Coins
Many people's first gold coin is the South African Krugerrand, but this is not the only coin from South Africa.
United States Gold Coins
The US gold coin tends to be one of the more popular gold coins due to the volume available and the guarantee of the US Mint.
Austrian Gold Coins
Swiss Gold Coins
Known around the world as the Verena or the Helvetia, the Swiss call their gold coin the Vreneli. Over 600 millions Swiss gold coins have been minted since 1897 in various weights.
Islamic Gold Coins
Various countries have minted a dinar, and have a cultural and political significance not just in Islamic countries.
Australian Gold Coins
The Australian minted gold coins are called Nuggets and come in a large variety of weights.
British Gold Coins
The British have been minting gold coins for a long period of time, with the most recent being the Brittania since 1987.
Canadian Gold Coins
The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf have set the standard for purity as a gold coin with a gold content of .9999 fineness.
Chinese Gold Coins
Egyptian Gold Coins
French Gold Coins
Liberian Gold Coins
Ancient Gold Coins
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