Gold Coins

At our company you will find a large selection of high-quality gold coins at fair prices. As experts in precious metals trading, we offer our customers a safe and reliable way to buy or sell gold coins.

We stock a variety of gold coins in different sizes and denominations, including well-known classics such as the Krugerrand, the Vienna Philharmonic, the American Gold Eagle and the Canadian Maple Leaf. Each coin is of high purity and quality and is produced by renowned mints.

If you want to sell gold coins, we are also the right partner for you. We offer our customers fair prices and fast processing to ensure that you get the best possible price for your gold coins.

Our team of experts are on hand to help you through every step of the buying process.

Visit our website to find out more about our range of gold coins and to start your purchase or sale.

Investment gold coins differ from collector coins in their special characteristics for investors. In contrast to limited edition collector coins, there is generally no limit to the number of investment coins. They are minted according to current demand. Investors can purchase bullion coins in various denominations. However, the smaller the denomination, the higher the premium on the pure gold value. Another advantage of bullion coins is that no capital gains tax is payable on increases in value if they are sold after a holding period of twelve months.

In recent years, some mints have issued XXL versions of their bullion coins to promote their products. The “Red Kangaroo” from Australia holds the record as the largest gold coin with a weight of one ton. In second place is the 100-kilogram edition of the Maple Leaf, made famous by the infamous robbery from the Bode Museum in Berlin. In third place is the Vienna Philharmonic in an XXL version weighing 1,000 ounces (around 31.1 kilograms). This impressive coin can be viewed in the Money Museum at the Austrian National Bank.

The ounce has established itself as the unit of weight for precious metals and is now indispensable in the world of investment. This is mainly thanks to the South African Rand Refinery, which introduced the ounce as the standard for the Krugerrand in 1967, thereby standardizing precious metal investments. One troy ounce of gold corresponds to exactly 31.1034768 grams, often abbreviated to 31.1 grams. Even if bullion coins have a different fineness of 999/1000, their gold content remains at 31.10 grams.

Over 50 years ago, the supply of precious metal investments was still limited. Investors had to make do with historical commercial coins such as sovereigns from Great Britain, ducats from Austria or vrenelis from Switzerland. Nowadays, the product range is much more diverse, but classic gold coins remain popular and easy to understand for investment purposes. However, it is advisable to keep an eye out for special offers on historical commercial coins, as so-called “curant coins” continue to be an attractive alternative for many investors.

In our opinion, you should always focus on quality and trust when investing in precious metals. We therefore recommend that you only buy from reputable dealers and find out about the origin and authenticity of your precious metals.