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  • British Gold Coins.

    The sovereign is an English gold coin that is one of the four types of English gold coins. However, it is the sovereign who remains the most present. For a diameter of 22mm and a weight of around 8 grams, the coin can also be found as a two-sovereign coin (which weighs around double), the five-sovereign coin and the half-sovereign coin (whose diameter is 19mm).…

  • Introduction of the Chinese Gold Panda coin

    Introduction of the Chinese Gold Panda coin

    As panda is a very significant and national symbol of China, China used this symbol to represent them in their gold bullion coins. It is also due to the fact that the animal is endangered that panda is being featured in the Chinese Gold coins. The Chinese Gold Panda coins series has become very popular…

  • ☆ South African Krugerrand Gold Coins.

    The Krugerrand is 32.6 millimeters in diameter and 2.74 millimeter in thickness. The Krugerrand’s real total weight is 1.0909 troy ounces or 33.93 grams. It actually is minted from gold alloy which is 91.67% pure gold or 22 karats. The coin features one troy ounce or 31.104 grams of gold. The remaining 8.3% from the…

  • ☆ Us gold coins: Federal Gold Coins of the United States Mint.

    In 1986, the United States began producing gold bullion coins again with the debut of the American Eagle in one ounce, half ounce, quarter ounce, in 22-karat gold. In 2006 they entered the 24-karat gold market with the Gold Buffalo $50 coin, and in 2007 with the First Spouse $10 dollar coin series. Current minted…

  • 24-carat gold coins:

    24-carat gold coins:

    In this article, we will explore the most iconic 24-carat gold coins in the world, their unique characteristics, and their fascinating history. Whether you are an experienced collector looking for new acquisitions or an investor seeking to diversify your portfolio with these investment-grade gold coins, we will provide you with detailed information on each coin,…

  • ☆ French Gold Coins.

    ☆ French Gold Coins.

    France is a country rich in history and gold coins represent a large part of it. The first French franc was struck in 1360 as a gold coin. It was issued after King John was freed and depicted the King in armor seated on a horse. By 1643, francs stopped being used but they found…