Minted from 1897 to 1935, again in 1947, and a final run in 1949, these Swiss Gold 20 Francs Helvetia coins are prized throughout Europe. Produced at the Bern Mint, these coins are aesthetically pleasing to the eye, with the obverse side showing Helvetia, the female national symbol of Switzerland, and on the reverse side, a Swiss shield amidst an oak branch cluster. These Swiss 20 Francs would be a valuable historical addition to any precious metals portfolio.

Swiss Gold 20 Francs are enjoyed throughout Europe as a collector’s coin due to their representation of history, having been minted starting in the late 19th century. These fractional Gold coins are attractive to look at with a distinct design and a historic value.  If you are a collector seeking a quality fractional World Gold coin, these Swiss 20 Francs are worth considering.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains .1867 ounce actual Gold weight
• Purity: 90% gold
• Designer:  Fritz Landry
• Mint Years 1897 – 1935 then 1947 and 1949
• Obverse: Helvetia, national symbol of Switzerland
• Reverse: Swiss shield and oak cluster
• Mint: Bern Mint

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Priced as low as $17.99 over spot!

The Mexican Gold 50 Peso is the largest of the Mexican Gold coins, and carries a much lower premium than the Gold Libertads.  Because Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821, the Gold 50 Peso is often referred to as the “Centenario”.  Mexican Gold 50 Pesos are a popular low premium World Gold coin for precious metals collectors.

Each 50 Peso contains 1.2057 oz of Gold and were designed by Emilio del Moral.  Issued by the Mexican Mint, La Casa de Moneda de Mexico, between 1921 and 1931 and then again from 1943 to 1972,  the majority of Mexican 50 Pesos minted were restrikes of the 1947 coin.

The Mexican Mint was the first mint in the Americas and has consistently represented Mesoamerican and Colonial history on their Gold coins.  The 50 Peso design is the Gold Eagle perched on a cactus with the Mexican National Coat of Arms on the obverse.   The reverse has the classic Winged Victory, the “Angel of Independence” design, also found on the Libertads.

Coin Highlights:

• 1.2057 oz of Gold
• .900 pure Gold
• Individual coins are packaged in protective plastic flips
• Multiples of 20 come in plastic tubes.
• Available in Almost Uncirculated condition
• Obverse: Golden eagle perched on a cactus with the Mexican National Coat of Arms
• Reverse: The Winged Victory “The Angel of Independence” design
• Most are minted with the 1947 restrike year

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Priced as low as $79.99 over spot.

The Mexican 1 oz Gold Libertad is a beautiful Gold coin with historic Mexican imagery.    The Gold Libertads are extremely popular with World Gold collectors due to their limited mintage and unique design.   In 2016, only 4,800 1 oz Gold Libertads were minted by Bando de México and their limited mintage means they are rarely seen in North America, thus commanding a strong premium.

These Gold Libertad design features the Mexican National Shield surrounded by a variety of historic coats of Mexican arms on the obverse side of the coin.  The reverse features the beautiful “Winged Victory” in front of the famous Mexican volcanoes, Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl  in the background.

The Gold Libertads are 1 troy oz coins struck in .999 fine Gold.  Limited mintage of Gold Libertads make them highly desirable by both collectors, but also results in higher premiums than 1 oz Gold coins from other countries such as the U.S. and Canada.

These 1 oz Mexican Gold Libertad coins are hand selected by the team at Fisher Precious Metals and the year and design are our choice.

Coin Highlights:

• 1 troy oz of Gold
• .999 fine Gold
• Varying years – our choice of year
• Multiples of 10 are packaged in mint tubes
• Individual coins come in protective plastic flips
• Obverse: Features a sculptural relief design of the National Shield surrounded by various coats of arms
• Reverse: Depicts two key symbols of the Mexican people: Winged Victory in front of famous Mexican volcanoes
• Guaranteed by Banco de México

Note:  Actual coins may vary from images shown

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These historic German Gold 10 Mark Various Monarch coins are valued by collectors for their rich history and varying Monarch profiles, most often Ludwig II, King of Bavaria.  Minted by the Bavarian Mint and other German Mints during the years of 1874 – 1881, these German Gold 10 Marks are in average circulation condition.

The bust on the obverse side varies, depicting the ruling monarch at the time of the strike. The reverse side shows the imperial eagle along with the date and the coin’s value.  These German Gold 10 Marks are .1152 ounce in actual Gold weight.

Suitable primarily for collectors, these German Gold 10 Mark coins are added to precious metals portfolios for world mint variety and notoriety.   All German Gold 10 Mark coins are our choice of dates and design.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains .1152 ounce actual gold weight
• Purity: 90% gold
• Obverse: Monarch (varies with year)
• Reverse: Imperial eagle
• Mint: Bavarian Mint and other German Mints

Note:  Pictures may not denote specific year and design shipped to you.

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The French Gold 20 Francs Lucky Angel has a long and storied history. Produced by the Paris Mint, these coins came to be known as “Lucky Angels”.  It is speculated that these French 20 Francs are termed “Lucky Angels” as a result of the designer, Augustin Dupre, and his escape from the guillotine by the bribing of a guard with one of these Gold coins.

The story became legend and many around Europe, including Napoleon Bonaparte, would keep one of these coins on their person for good luck. Now you too can have a bit of luck whether you are and investor or collector by adding these 20 Franc Angels to your precious metals portfolio.

These coins are most often bought by collectors that enjoy adding historic coins to their Gold collection.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains .1867 ounce actual gold weight
• Purity: 90% gold
• Obverse: Genius, guardian angel of France
• Reverse: France’s motto around oak leaf wreath
• Mint: Paris Mint

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The French Gold 20 Francs Rooster AU is a classic Gold French coin, recognized worldwide.  Produced at the Paris mint, one of the oldest institutions in France, the French 20 Franc Rooster is arguably one of the most beautiful of the French Francs.  These Gold 20 Francs were minted from 1899 until 1914.

These Gold 20 Francs are 90% Gold and contain .1867 ounce of actual Gold weight.  These coins are not a full troy oz like modern day Gold bullion coins.

The image on the obverse side of the French 20 Franc Rooster is of Marianne, Goddess of Liberty and is symbolic of the French Republic. The reverse side is a stunning depiction of a Gallic Rooster, regal in its appearance and posture.

These coins are better suited for the collector, or someone looking to add historic variety to their precious metals collection.  If you are looking to purchase sovereign mainstream Gold bullion coins, we suggest you consider the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf pure Gold coins instead.

Add a bit of history to your precious metals portfolio with these French 20 Franc gold coins.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains .1867 ounce actual Gold weight
• Purity: 90% gold
• Obverse: Marianne, Goddess of Liberty
• Reverse: Gallic Rooster
• Mint: Paris Mint

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One of the most beautiful Gold coins in the world, these 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic coins in BU condition are from random years 2016 and prior.  The 1 Oz Austrian Gold Vienna Philharmonic is prized by both investors and collectors alike.  These coins are struck with one troy ounce of 99.99% fine gold.

Designed by Thomas Pesendorfer, the obverse side shows the majestic Pipe Organ from the Musikverein Golden Hall.  The reverse side of the coin depicts many of the philharmonic’s musical instruments, including musical instruments including a Vienna horn, harp, bassoon and 4 violins centered around a cello.

Originating in 1842, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is considered to be the most talented orchestra in the world. It is also well known for its inclusion of unique instruments not found in other orchestras. Both the obverse and the reverse of the Philharmonic coins represent the rich history of classical music in Austria, specifically the world famous philharmonic.

The Austrian Mint was founded in 1194 and began by originally producing Shillings.  The Mint now produces various bullion coins including fractional Gold Philharmonics,  Silver Philharmonics, as well as the Euros used in Austria as a part of the European Union.

All sizes of the Gold Philharmonics are acceptable in precious metal IRAs. These Philharmonics are shipped individually in plastic flips or in mint tubes of ten coins.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 ounce actual Gold weight
• Eligible product for precious metals IRAs
• Purity: 99.99% gold
• Packaged individually in plastic flips.
• Obverse: Musikverein Hall Great Organ
• Reverse: Assorted Philharmonic Musical Instruments
• Mint: Austrian Mint

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The South African 1 oz Gold Krugerrand is classically designed and internationally recognized and traded throughout the world.  The 1 oz Gold Krugerrand coin depicts two iconic South African figures, the Springbok antelope and the profile of Paul Kruger, the past South African President.

The 1 oz South African Krugerrand was the first one ounce denominated gold coin in the world.  It was first minted in 1967.  Later, in 1980, the South African Mint began minting fractional Krugerrands in half ounce, quarter ounce and tenth ounce sizes. Since its inception, more than 50 million Krugerrands of various sizes have been minted.

The 1 oz Krugerrands hold their value more consistently than any of the other World Gold coins due to their international trading volumes and liquidity.

Coin Highlights:

• The World’s first Gold bullion 1 oz coin
• One of the World’s most widely traded Gold bullion coin
• Most recognized bullion Gold coin brand world-wide
• Not eligible for precious metals IRAs
• Springbok antelope design on the reverse
• Bust of Paul Kruger on the obverse

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Priced as low as $89.99 per coin over spot!

In 2016 the China Gold Coin Corp. changed all of their Gold Panda coins to metric measurements. This is a 1 oz Chinese Gold Panda coin from 2015 or earlier in BU condition. The unique aspect of Chinese Gold Panda coins is that they change designs every year (with the exception on 2001 and 2002), offering bullion investors unique coins to add to their precious metals portfolio every year.

The historical inspiration for the design of the Gold Panda is the Temple of Heaven. The Temple was completed in 1420 and was built by the Yongle Emperor. He was responsible for the construction of multiple temples, including those of the the Earth, Moon, and Sun. The Temple of Heaven was built specifically with the focus of prayer for fruitful harvests.

The reverse of the coin is the side that changes over the years, but always depicts the well loved Chinese Panda in its natural habitat.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of Gold
• .999 fine Gold
•  Ships in a plastic flip
• Obverse: Design of the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests in the Temple of Heaven
• Reverse: Varies, but features the well loved panda in its natural habitat
• Guaranteed by the People’s Bank of China.

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For nearly 200 years, the English Sovereign, now known as the British Gold Sovereign has been produced by the British Royal Mint.  Known as the flagship coin of the Royal Mint, the Sovereigns are well known for their classic design.    This British Gold Sovereign Random Year is from various years 2016 and earlier.   The 2017 British Gold Sovereign is a special edition coin that differs from this sovereign with a unique MintMark.

The British Gold Sovereign is .2354 troy ounces in weight and is 91.67% pure Gold.  The obverse pictures Queen Elizabeth II in profile while the reverse, designed by Benedetto Pistrucci, shows a mounted St. George slaying a dragon.

Recognized as one of the most established and oldest financial institutions in the world, the Royal Mint began producing coins for England.  The Mint then began minting coins for Great Britain over 1,100 years ago.  Many other countries have contracted with the Royal Mint to produce and export their various coins.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains .2354 ounce actual gold weight
• Purity: 91.67% gold
• Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II
• Reverse: St. George and the Dragon
• Mint: British Royal Mint

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