bullion coins

Additionally, they make markets in most bullion coins from any other foreign country.

These are considered bullion coins, because their worth is related to the value of the metal they contain.

Non-circulating bullion coins have been produced each year since 1986.

The coin was created in order to compete with foreign 24-karat gold bullion coins.

Bars generally carry lower price premiums than gold bullion coins.

They are also produced in smaller quantities each year than other bullion coins of comparable value.

Bullion coins are also typically available in various weights.

Other gold bullion coins, many named after their design features, include:

Many people who buy bullion coins hope they become more expensive in the future so they can be sold.

To a far lesser extent, even the value of gold bullion coins is influenced by their physical condition.

For this reason, most bullion coins are sealed in transparent plastic right after removal from the press.

Bullion coins are gaining in popularity and many nations find them a lucrative way to raise funds.

The face value of the 1 oz coin is 5 Canadian dollars, the highest among international silver bullion coins.

Bullion coins sell for a premium over the market price of the metal on the commodities exchanges.

There have been a small number of larger bullion coins, but they are impractical to handle and not produced in mass quantities.

The 1976 series also included the introduction of Tuvalu's first silver and gold proof bullion coins.

Steam locomotives are a main topic for numerous collectors and bullion coins.

More than thirty varieties of bullion coins are known so far, and the types show his numismatic interests.

Several other countries have issued platinum coins, but only as bullion coins.

Unusually for bullion coins, the Krugerrand was given the status of legal tender or currency.

Part of the appeal of gold bullion coins is their size and relative affordability.

In 1983 the one-ounce platinum Noble bullion coins were introduced."

Series of US Bullion coins minted from 1986 through the present.

Large plastic shipping boxes for silver bullion coins, holding 500 coins.

The main reason for this is because they are used, along with other coins of this type as bullion coins.