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About Buy Gold

Gold has long been recognized as one of humankind’s most enduring forms of wealth, trade, and investment. For thousands of years, gold has served as a universal standard for commerce, bartering, and security. Once called the “hobby of kings,” civilizations such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all prized gold not only for its beauty, but also for its lasting value—an asset that has never met a true rival.

Throughout history, entire economies have been built upon the strength of gold. Empires have risen and fallen, yet gold’s significance has remained constant. Today, it continues to serve as a cornerstone of wealth protection and private investment worldwide. Its universal recognition transcends borders and cultures, making it one of the few forms of value that everyone understands.

Golden Eagle Coins specializes in a wide variety of gold bullion coins and gold bars, offering investors and collectors alike a trusted source for buying gold. Our large inventory includes many of the world’s most respected and recognizable products, allowing you to compare prices and secure the lowest premiums available online.

Gold Bullion Coins

Gold bullion coins remain the most popular way to buy gold. Each coin carries both intrinsic value and government-backed weight and purity, making them ideal for investors seeking assurance and liquidity. Mints around the world issue these coins annually, ensuring steady availability and strong global demand.

Why Invest in Gold Bullion Coins?

Gold coins offer a dual advantage—they represent pure gold content as well as collectible potential based on rarity and mintage. Many investors prefer gold coins because they combine beauty, authenticity, and easy resale. Most major nations produce them, and respected private mints issue their own .999 and .9999 fine gold options as well. Standard sizes range from 1 oz down to fractional weights, such as 1/10 oz, allowing flexibility for every buyer.

Popular Gold Bullion Coins
  • American Gold Eagle: The most recognized U.S. gold coin, containing 22-karat gold and offered in 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz sizes. Its design pays tribute to the classic Saint-Gaudens $20 Liberty coin.
  • American Gold Buffalo: The first 24-karat gold coin from the United States Mint, featuring the iconic Native American and American Bison design by James Earle Fraser.
  • South African Krugerrand: First minted in 1967, the Krugerrand was the world’s original modern bullion coin and remains one of the most traded gold coins today.
  • Canadian Gold Maple Leaf: Renowned for its .9999 purity and advanced security features, this coin from the Royal Canadian Mint is trusted by investors worldwide.
  • Chinese Gold Panda: Famous for its annually changing reverse designs, the Panda series blends artistry and investment appeal with .999 fine gold purity.
  • Pre-1933 U.S. Gold Coins: Historic pieces like the Liberty Head and Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle carry both gold content and significant collectible value, prized by investors and numismatists alike.
  • Austrian Gold Philharmonic: A .9999 pure coin minted by the historic Austrian Mint, celebrating the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
  • Mexican Gold Libertad: Inspired by Mexico’s 1921 Centenario, this .999 fine gold coin honors national independence and artistry.
  • Australian Gold Kangaroo: Produced by the Perth Mint, each coin features a unique kangaroo design and contains .9999 fine gold.
  • European Gold Bullion: Coins such as British Sovereigns, Swiss Francs, and Austrian Ducats offer investors historic value and affordable entry points into gold ownership.
  • Isle of Man Gold Cat: A beautifully designed 24-karat series from the Pobjoy Mint, featuring a different cat breed each year.
Who Mints Gold Bullion Coins?

Since gold bullion coins are backed by national governments, they are issued by some of the most respected mints in the world, including:

- United States Mint: Established in 1792; first U.S. gold coin struck in 1795.
- Royal Canadian Mint: Founded in 1908; known for precision and purity.
- Central Mint of China: Established in 1920; roots trace back over two millennia.
- Perth Mint: Founded in 1899; among the world’s top precious metals refiners.
- South African Mint: Opened in 1941; producer of the world-famous Krugerrand.

Gold Bullion Bars

Gold bars are an efficient and economical way to own gold, offering the lowest premiums over spot. Produced by private and government-approved refineries across the world, gold bars are typically .999 or .9999 fine and are sealed with matching assay certificates verifying purity and weight. Popular sizes include 1 gram, 10 gram, 1 oz, and 100 gram bars—ideal for investors who want maximum value per ounce.

Popular Gold Bullion Bars

- Random Manufacturer: Quality gold bars from trusted refineries, offered at the lowest premium.
- PAMP Suisse Fortuna Bars: Globally recognized for their intricate design and quality assurance.
- Perth Mint Bars: Simple, elegant, and securely packaged in assay cards.
- Valcambi CombiBars: Innovative divisible bars that separate into 1-gram increments.
- Credit Suisse Bars: From one of the world’s oldest and most respected refineries.
- Sunshine Mint Bars: American-made bars known for their advanced security features.

Purchasing Gold Bullion from Golden Eagle Coins

For thousands of years, gold has been the ultimate store of value—a hedge against inflation, market volatility, and currency risk. Owning physical gold remains one of the most reliable strategies for preserving wealth. At Golden Eagle Coins, we provide a wide selection of competitively priced gold products and a trusted, transparent buying experience.

Whether you’re diversifying your portfolio or adding to a collection, our team is here to help. Explore our inventory today, compare gold prices, and take advantage of our low premiums and exceptional service. Questions? Call us at 1-800-735-1311 or reach out via email—we’re happy to assist.