The Gold Canadian Maple Leaf coin is not only a beautiful example of coin mintage, but also highly prized for its remarkable .9999 metal purity.

The reverse of the coin shows a detailed, iconic maple leaf that gives the coin its name, surrounded by a radial line pattern that is almost impossible to duplicate.

The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is the choice of many collectors and features the investment potential of bullion.

Our 1 oz Gold Bars, produced by Sunshine Minting, feature high metal purity and powerful security features to prevent counterfeiting. In addition to its unique MintMark SI(TM) security feature, it also comes with an assay card with sealed, tamper-evident packaging.

Your purchase includes a free Sunshine Minting Decoder Lens, which allows the viewer to verify the authenticity of the product. When viewed flush against the bar, the word “VALID” is seen. When turned 90 degrees, a sunburst is seen.

The 1 oz gold bar is a bullion staple for many investors, noted for its security, transferability and easy of acquisition.

The Gold Canadian Polar Bear & Cub coin is a unique gold coin showing the artistry of Canada’s Royal Canadian Mint as well as their commitment to extremely high metal purity. The face shows the endangered polar bear protecting its cub in a starkly frozen northern wilderness, set against a beautiful radial line pattern that is virtually impossible to duplicate.

The polar bear cub is born tiny and helpless, though it grows into one of the world’s most fearsome predators. Weighing less than a kilogram, polar bear cubs enter the world in the relative warmth and safety of the maternal den. Often they are born in sets of two. Month and cubs will wait in the den for several months until the cubs are strong enough to survive the cold.

The Canadian Gold Polar Bear & Cub has won the admiration of precious metals collectors and investors alike for its beauty. It also features the ideal convenience and investment appeal of bullion. It is a striking addition to any Canadian or animal -themed collection and an attractive acquisition for both first-time precious metal buyers and long-term investors.

Unveiled in 2006, the American Gold Buffalo coin was the first-ever 24-karat gold coin from the U.S. Mint. This is the 11th release of the American Gold Buffalo and it has a limited maximum mintage each year, increasing its desirability among collectors and investors alike. The coin’s design is based on one of America’s most popular circulation coins, the “Indian Head” or “Buffalo Nickel” that was first introduced in 1913.

The original design was executed by sculptor James Earle Fraser, a student of Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Saint-Gaudens is the designer of the coin that was the inspiration for today’s American Eagle.

Impervious to the brutal conditions of the Arctic, polar bears number roughly 20,000 today and Canada is home to the world’s largest polar bear population. The Canadian Polar Bear Coin celebrates this most famous resident of the Arctic with exquisite engraving. The design features the majestic polar bear striding across a barren Arctic landscape on the reverse and Susanna Blunt’s right-facing profile of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Containing .025 of .9999 fine Gold, this coin is perfect for IRA investors.

The 1984 Olympics Commemorative $10 gold coin was part of a trio of coin designs to commemorate the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, California. The $10 gold coin was the first gold commemorative issued in the U.S. in more than fifty years. Although considered legal tender, Modern Commemoratives are not issued for general circulation. These breathtaking $10 Gold Commemoratives are prized among gold coin collectors and investors alike. Struck to honor the most exceptional events, people and places in American history, these highly sought after gold coins are enduring testaments to the spirit of the Olympic Games and a must-have for every serious collector.