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The Austrian Mint Vienna Philharmonic Gold coin is considered to be one of the world's most beautiful and popular selling coin. Featuring the Vienna Philharmonic Ochestra, the Philharmonic Gold coin is loved by investors and collectors alike for its fine Gold content and stunning designs. Philharmonic Gold coins minted by the Austrian Mint offer an unrivaled combination of purity and beauty, making them one of the most interesting coins to own in your Precious Metal portfolio. Key Highlights:

Produced by: Singapore Mint.

Produced by: Singapore Mint.

The Singapore Mint was established in 1968 to mint circulation coins for the newly-independent nation. Over the years, The Singapore Mint has evolved from a basic minting facility to a fully integrated business operation, comprising programme concept, product design, marketing, sales and distribution with after sales service.

Produced by: Singapore Mint.

First minted in 1967 by the South African Mint and Rand Refinery, the South African Krugerrand gold coin was the world's first modern bullion coin and quickly became a household name among investors. Made primarily from gold sourced within the country, the gold coin features the likeness of Paul Kruger, a pivotal figure in South Africa's history, on its obverse, and the graceful springbok antelope on its reverse.

Secondary market IPM (Investment Precious Metal) silver coins that may have been damaged or show obvious signs of heavy circulation.

Since its debut in 1988, the iconic Royal Canadian Mint Silver Maple Leaf (SML) coin has become a highly sought-after option for those looking to buy silver coins as a bullion investment. The Canadian Maple Leaf silver coin features Canada’s most recognizable symbol, the maple leaf, on the silver coin's reverse.

The Royal Mint Silver Britannia coins are a striking tribute to Britain's national personification - Britannia. Featuring the iconic helmeted female warrior standing firm against a powerful gale, a symbol of Britain's strength and integrity on coinage since ancient Roman times. Investors and collectors alike love the Britannia silver coin for its fine silver content and stunning designs.

Checking a bullion item’s mass (weight) with its volume (size) is called a density test and is the oldest and most common method to inspect bullion. For example, to check the mass of a silver Mexican Libertad coin, simply place the coin on top of a known good Libertad coin to ensure the diameter matches and then next to each other to ensure the coins’ thickness (height) matches. Then weigh both coins to ensure the mass is the same. Unless you find obvious inconsistencies the coins would have passed the density test.

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