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The Australian Kookaburra design is a reminder of the chortling creature’s flourishing presence in suburban neighborhoods.
The design portrays the regular visitor perched on an ornamental bird bath among agapanthus, flowering plants regularly seen in Australian gardens. As well as the inscription ‘KOOKABURRA’, the reverse design also includes the coin’s weight, purity and year-date.
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If you’re looking to invest in physical silver, the Austrian Philharmonic Silver coin will always retain in intrinsic silver value and in many cases a small premium over melt value. Dates for these items are our choice and can be combined. Austrian Philharmonics are IRA Approved.
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Since its introduction in 1988, the iconic Silver Maple Leaf (SML) has been a highly sought-after Royal Canadian Mint bullion investment coin.
At a purity of .9999, silver bars represent a cost effective way to invest in silver from a globally recognized refiner, the Royal Canadian Mint.
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Bar Highlights:
- Contains 1 oz of .99999 fine Gold.
- Individual bars are presented in a sealed protective assay package.
- Obverse: Features The Perth Mint’s distinctive logo of a majestic swan along with the weight and purity of the bar.
- Reverse: Decorated with diagonally repeating kangaroos.
- The accompanying assay card lists the weight and authentication of the bar by the assayer.
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Since its introduction, the iconic 1 oz Great Britain Britannia Silver Coin has been a highly sought-after British Royal Mint bullion investment coin.
At a purity of .999, silver bars represent a cost effective way to invest in silver from a globally recognized refiner, the Royal Canadian Mint.
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This low-premium 1/10 oz $5 American Gold Eagle contains 0.1000 troy oz. of pure gold. Coins may show scratches, marks, toning, spotting, rim wear or other evidence of handling and are offered for bullion value rather than collectible condition; date and Type 1/Type 2 reverse are our choice.
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This backdated 1/10 oz $5 American Gold Eagle is a U.S. Mint business-strike bullion coin containing 0.1000 troy oz. of pure gold. Dates are our choice and may include the Type 1 family-of-eagles reverse or the Type 2 eagle-head reverse introduced in 2021.
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With more than 25 million troy ounces sold since their introduction in 1979. The GML was also the first bullion coin to achieve the heightened standard of 9999 purity.
The Maple Leaf has been a national symbol of Canada since the 18th century. It makes sense that it would be emblazoned on the reverse of the national bullion coin from the Royal Canadian Mint.
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The United States Mint has been issuing First Spouse Gold Coins since 2007. The series, authorized by the Presidential $1 Coin Act (Public Law 109-145) and honors the first ladies of former Presidents with 24-karat gold coin. Each coin has a denomination of $10, and includes one-half troy ounces of gold with a .9999 purity.
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This low-premium 1/2 oz $25 American Gold Eagle contains 0.5000 troy oz. of pure gold. Coins may show scratches, marks, toning, spotting, rim wear or other evidence of handling and are offered for bullion value rather than collectible condition; date and Type 1/Type 2 reverse are our choice.
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This backdated 1/2 oz $25 American Gold Eagle is a U.S. Mint business-strike bullion coin containing 0.5000 troy oz. of pure gold. Dates are our choice and may include the Type 1 family-of-eagles reverse or the Type 2 eagle-head reverse introduced in 2021.
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American Arts Commemorative Series Medallions are a series of ten gold bullion medallions that were produced by the United States Mint from 1980 to 1984. They were sold to compete with the South African Krugerrand and other bullion coins.
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