Gold Coins

The Full Sovereign is a gold coin of the United Kingdom that has been minted since 1489. It is known for its iconic design featuring St. George and the Dragon, and has been a symbol of British currency and prestige for centuries.

The Half Sovereign is a British gold coin that has been minted since 1544. It features a design of St. George and the Dragon, symbolizing bravery and valor, and has been a popular choice among collectors and investors alike.

The Full Sovereign Rose Gold Coin is a modern interpretation of the classic British Sovereign, featuring a stunning rose gold finish. It continues the legacy of the Sovereign as a symbol of British currency and craftsmanship, appealing to both collectors and investors alike.

The Quarter Sovereign is a British gold coin that is a quarter of the weight of a full Sovereign. It is produced by the Royal Mint and features a design that often includes the iconic St. George and the Dragon. This coin is popular among collectors and investors for its gold content and historical significance.

The Full Sovereign is a gold coin of the United Kingdom, first minted in 1489. It has been a symbol of British currency and is known for its iconic design featuring St. George and the dragon.

The Half Sovereign is a British gold coin that has been produced by the Royal Mint since the 19th century. The modern version, introduced in the early 2000s, features a design that celebrates the rich history of British coinage while maintaining a contemporary aesthetic.

The Quarter Sovereign is a British gold coin that features the iconic design of St. George slaying the dragon. First introduced in 2009, it is part of the Sovereign series and is popular among collectors and investors for its smaller size and high gold content.

The Half Sovereign is a British gold coin that has been minted since 1817, featuring a design that often includes the iconic St. George and the Dragon. It is a popular choice among collectors and investors due to its historical significance and gold content.

The Double Sovereign is a British gold coin that was first issued in 1817. It features a design that often includes the iconic image of St. George slaying the dragon, symbolizing bravery and strength.

The Double Sovereign is a modern British gold coin that features a design of the reigning monarch. It is a popular choice among collectors and investors due to its high gold content and historical significance as a denomination in British currency.

The Five Sovereign, also known as the Quintuple, is a British gold coin that was first issued in 1817. It features a design that showcases the reigning monarch and has been a symbol of wealth and prestige throughout its history.

The Five Sovereign coin, also known as the Quintuple, is a modern British gold coin issued by the Royal Mint. It features a design that showcases the rich heritage of British coinage, and is popular among collectors and investors alike.

The Double Sovereign is a gold coin worth two sovereigns, traditionally issued by the Royal Mint. It features intricate designs and is part of the British coinage system, representing a significant value in gold currency.

The Type 1 one ounce American Gold Eagle was issued from 1986 until the 2021 design transition. It is a 22 carat United States bullion coin containing one troy ounce of fine gold, alloyed with silver and copper for durability.

The Type 2 one ounce American Gold Eagle was introduced during the 2021 design change. It keeps the same 22 carat gold alloy and physical specification as the earlier 1oz Gold Eagle.

The Type 1 half ounce American Gold Eagle contains one half troy ounce of fine gold in a 22 carat gold, silver, and copper alloy.

The Type 2 half ounce American Gold Eagle uses the newer reverse design introduced during 2021 while retaining the same 22 carat alloy and size specification.

The American Eagle Gold Coin 1/4 oz Type 1 is a popular bullion coin produced by the United States Mint. First issued in 1986, it features a design inspired by Augustus Saint-Gaudens' 1907 $20 gold piece. The Type 1 design was used until 2021, when it was replaced by a new reverse design.

The Type 2 quarter ounce American Gold Eagle has the newer reverse design introduced during 2021 and retains the standard 22 carat gold alloy.

The Type 1 tenth ounce American Gold Eagle is the smallest standard fractional Gold Eagle, containing one tenth troy ounce of fine gold in 22 carat alloy.

The Type 2 tenth ounce American Gold Eagle uses the newer reverse design introduced during the 2021 transition.

The Quarter Guinea was a British gold coin first minted in 1718 during the reign of King George I. It was valued at one-fourth of a Guinea, which was a popular coin of the time. Due to its small size and limited purchasing power, it was not widely circulated and was eventually discontinued.

The Third Guinea was a small British gold coin issued under George III. It is a historic 22 carat gold type and may show variation due to age, wear, clipping, or mounting.

The Half Guinea is a historic British 22 carat gold coin. Exact diameter and weight can vary slightly by reign, issue, and wear, so historic tolerance should be wider than for modern bullion.

The Full Guinea was a British gold coin minted between 1663 and 1813. It was originally worth one pound sterling, but its value fluctuated with the price of gold. The coin played a significant role in British commerce and was eventually replaced by the sovereign.

The Two Guinea is a large historic British 22 carat gold coin. Published diameters vary by reign and reference, so this profile should use broad historic tolerances.

The Five Guinea is a large historic British 22 carat gold coin. It is rare and should be handled as a historic numismatic item with wide tolerance for wear and issue variation.

The 1874 Burgers Pond was South Africa's first gold coin and exists in Fine Beard and Coarse Beard varieties. It should be treated as a rare historic profile rather than a normal bullion pond.

The ZAR One Pond is a South African gold coin based closely on the British sovereign standard, with 22 carat gold, sovereign-like weight, and sovereign-like diameter.

The ZAR Half Pond is the smaller South African pond denomination and broadly follows the British half-sovereign style specification.

The 1902 Veld Pond was an emergency Boer War issue. Surviving examples can vary significantly in weight and should not be tested with modern bullion tolerances.

The South African gold 1 Rand coin follows the half-sovereign style standard, with 22 carat gold and a similar weight and size to a half sovereign.

The South African gold 2 Rand coin follows the sovereign-style standard and is a useful successor profile to the earlier pond-style gold coinage.

The one ounce Krugerrand is a 22 carat South African gold bullion coin containing one troy ounce of fine gold, with added copper for durability and the distinctive red tone.

The half ounce Krugerrand contains one half troy ounce of fine gold in the standard 22 carat copper-gold Krugerrand alloy.

The quarter ounce Krugerrand contains one quarter troy ounce of fine gold in the standard 22 carat Krugerrand alloy.

The tenth ounce Krugerrand is the smallest standard bullion Krugerrand size and contains one tenth troy ounce of fine gold.

The 5oz Gold Krugerrand was issued as part of the 50th anniversary Krugerrand range. It is a large-format 22 carat copper-gold issue.

The 1/20oz Gold Krugerrand was part of the 2017 50th anniversary expanded size range and is much smaller than the standard 1/10oz bullion coin.

The 1/50oz Gold Krugerrand was an extremely small 2017 50th anniversary fractional issue.

The early 1oz Gold Britannia was struck in 22 carat red gold alloy from 1987 to 1989, with copper as the main non-gold component.

The early half ounce Gold Britannia was struck in 22 carat red gold alloy, matching the copper-rich early Britannia era.

The early quarter ounce Gold Britannia is a 22 carat copper-rich red gold fractional issue.

The early tenth ounce Gold Britannia is a small 22 carat copper-rich red gold fractional issue.

From 1990 to 2012, Gold Britannias remained 22 carat but moved away from the earlier red copper-rich alloy toward a yellower alloy containing silver and copper.

The Britannia 1/2 oz Gold Coin is part of the prestigious Britannia series issued by the Royal Mint. First introduced in 1987, it features the iconic image of Britannia, symbolizing British strength and unity, and is highly sought after by collectors and investors alike.

The 1990-2012 quarter ounce Gold Britannia is a 22 carat yellow alloy fractional coin.

The 1990-2012 tenth ounce Gold Britannia is a small 22 carat yellow alloy fractional coin.

The five ounce Gold Britannia proof is a large-format 999.9 fine gold collector issue. It should be separate from normal bullion Britannia profiles.

The two ounce Gold Britannia proof is a large-format modern 999.9 fine gold Britannia issue.

The 2013 one ounce Gold Britannia was the first 24 carat Gold Britannia and used a larger 38.61mm format before the later 32.69mm format became standard.

The modern standard one ounce Gold Britannia is struck in 999.9 fine gold with a 32.69mm diameter.

The modern half ounce Gold Britannia is struck in 999.9 fine gold.

The modern quarter ounce Gold Britannia is struck in 999.9 fine gold.

The modern tenth ounce Gold Britannia is a small 999.9 fine gold fractional coin.

The 1/20oz Gold Britannia is a tiny modern fractional proof coin struck in 999.9 fine gold.

The 1/40oz Gold Britannia is a very small modern fractional proof coin struck in 999.9 fine gold.

Early one ounce Gold Maple Leafs from 1979 to most of 1982 were struck in 999 fine gold before the standard changed to 999.9 fine gold.

The standard one ounce Gold Maple Leaf is struck in 999.9 fine gold and is one of the major global pure gold bullion coins.

The half ounce Gold Maple Leaf is a 999.9 fine gold fractional issue from the Royal Canadian Mint.

The quarter ounce Gold Maple Leaf is a 999.9 fine gold fractional bullion coin.

The tenth ounce Gold Maple Leaf is a small 999.9 fine gold fractional bullion coin.

The 1/20oz Gold Maple Leaf is a very small 999.9 fine gold fractional coin.

The 1/15oz Gold Maple Leaf was a one-year fractional size issued in 1994. It is uncommon and should be separate from normal fractional Maple Leaf profiles.

The Maplegram is a tiny 1 gram 999.9 fine gold Maple Leaf-style coin supplied in multi-coin blister cards.