Among the most popular items of gold for sale are gold apr57 coins. 1 oz gold apr57 coins are available from mints around the globe including the United States Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, Royal Mint of England, and the Perth Mint of Western Australia. Right now, 1 oz Gold Coins are available to purchase online from APR 57.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside of a protective plastic flip!
• Issued by various mints around the globe!
• Available in varied condition with random dates!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 or .9999 pure gold.
• Bears a face value from the issuing mint.
• On the obverse and reverse are designs chosen by the mint of origin.
• Please note you could receive several coins in the same condition, from the same mint, with the same date, and featuring the same design if you purchase multiples.

Each of the 1 oz Gold Coins in this product listing will ship to you individually with a protective plastic flip. The coins in this listing are available in varied conditions and are About Uncirculated or better. Coins considered AU show only the slightest signs of wear and tear with strong visual appeal on the design elements. These coins come from various mints and date ranges.

APR 57 selects your coins at random once your payment has cleared. We are not able to guarantee the condition, design, date mark, and mint of issue for the specific 1 oz gold coin you receive through this listing. If you purchase more than one coin, please note that you may receive several matching coins.

Examples of coins you could receive in this listing include the American Gold Eagle, British Gold Britannia, and the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. The American Gold Eagle debuted in 1986 and has been issued each year since with 1 Troy oz of actual gold content. Gold Eagles have 91.67% gold content.

Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coins were first released in 1979. From 1979 to 1982, the coins had 1 Troy oz of .999 pure gold, but since then contain .9999 pure gold. The British Gold Britannia has been in production since 1987 and boasts .999 pure gold content. Each of these coins has a face value issued by the mint of origin.

The designs of these particular coins are chosen by the mint of origin and focus on national symbols. For example, the Gold Eagle depicts Liberty on the obverse and a family of American bald eagles on the reverse. The Gold Maple Leaf depicts Queen Elizabeth II on its obverse with the sugar maple leaf on the reverse.

If you have any questions about these gold coins, please feel free to ask. You can contact APR 57 at 212-246-2000, chat with us live online, or simply send us an email.