Popular Foreign Mints

The Gold Vienna Philharmonic is Austria’s 1 Ounce bullion coin. This €100 face value coin has been minted since 1989. It contains 1 Ounce of .9999 gold, featuring the instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic on the reverse and the Musikverein Pipe Organ on the front, along with weight, purity and nominal face value. The Philharmonic is one of the more popular bullion coins in Europe, being the only gold bullion coin denominated in Euros. The Philharmonic appears larger than most 1 ounce bullion coins due to its thin edge. These coins were minted in 2019. Learn More

The Gold British Sovereign contains .2354 ounce Fine Gold; it has a nominal value of one pound British sterling. The obverse features the reigning English monarch and the reverse shows St. George and the Dragon. Learn More

The Swiss 20 Franc contains .1867 ounce of fine gold; the coin features the "Helvetia" head on the obverse, the Swiss coat of arms is on the reverse, along with the 20 (S) FR denomination. Learn More

The Gold Vienna Philharmonic one-tenth ounce coin features the same obverse and reverse as the one ounce Philharmonic. It is minted of the same .9999 purity, with one-tenth ounce of gold, and has a nominal face value of €10. Learn More

The South African gold Krugerrand is the “original Bullion Coin“. The first gold coin with one Troy ounce of gold, it is the grandfather of all modern bullion coins, such as the Eagle, Maple, Kangaroo, and Philharmonic. Until these coins were created, the Krugerrand had the dominant market share. First minted on 3 July 1967, the name is a compound of Paul Kruger, the former President of the South African Republic (depicted on the obverse), and rand, the South African unit of currency. On the reverse side of the Krugerrand is a springbok, South Africa's national animal.

The gold Krugerrand, like the gold American Eagle, weighs over one Troy ounce, as it is alloyed with copper (91.67% Au, 8.33% Cu) for hardness. Although gold Krugerrand coins have no face value, they are considered legal tender in South Africa by the South African Reserve Bank Act (SARBA) of 1989.

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The Royal Mint presents the 2020 Gold 1 Ounce Britannia Coin. The Britannia figure originated during the Roman Empire and was first displayed on coinage more than 2,000 years ago. The female warrior is the national personification of the United Kingdom and has appeared on British coinage for nearly three and a half centuries. On the reverse, this coin features Philip Nathan's classic Britannia design introduced on the coin in 1987. The obverse features Her Royal Majesty's profile. This beautiful coin is highly recognized and trusted around the world and is struck to bullion standard with 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold. Learn More

The Gold Vienna Philharmonic one-half ounce coin features the same obverse and reverse as the one ounce Philharmonic. It is minted of the same .9999 purity, with one-half ounce of gold, and has a nominal face value of €50. Learn More

The Gold Vienna Philharmonic one-quarter ounce coin features the same obverse and reverse as the one ounce Philharmonic. It is minted of the same .9999 purity, with one-quarter ounce of gold, and has a nominal face value of €25. Learn More

The Gold Vienna Philharmonic one-tenth ounce coin features the same obverse and reverse as the one ounce Philharmonic. It is minted of the same .9999 purity, with one-tenth ounce of gold, and has a nominal face value of €10. Learn More