List of other Bullion:
CANADIAN PLATINUM MAPLE LEAF
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| 1 Oz .9995 PLATINUM |
Part of the well known Maple Leaf family of pure bullion coins, the platinum Maple Leaf was minted between 1988-2001 in one ounce and several fractional sizes. In 2009, the one-ounce coin was reintroduced by the Royal Canadian Mint. Each platinum Maple Leaf coin prominently features the maple leaf, and an image of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. It is struck in pure fine platinum and each coin is manufactured to meet the high quality standards of the Royal Canadian Mint. The weight, purity and face value of each coin are guaranteed by the Canadian government.
AMERICAN PLATINUM EAGLE
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| 1 Oz .9995 PLATINUM |
The American Platinum Eagle coin is the official government-authorized platinum bullion coin of the United States of America. The U.S. Mint began releasing these coins in 1997 and they come in one-tenth, one-quarter, one-half, and one troy ounce sizes. They are made from 0.9995 fine platinum and coin collectors can purchase uncirculated or proof versions of these coins.
CANADIAN PALLADIUM MAPLE LEAF
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| 1 Oz .9995 PALLADIUM |
The Canadian Palladium Maple, first minted in 2005 by the Royal Canadian Mint, has legal tender status in Canada and is struck in .9995 fine palladium. As with any product of the Royal Canadian Mint, this one too bears the hallmark of exceptional quality. The coin’s content and purity are guaranteed by the Government of Canada.
AUSTRALIA PLATINUM KOALA
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| 1 Oz .9995 PLATINUM |
Australia was the first major nation in modern times to announce its intention to produce an ounce-denominated platinum coin issue and since its first year of issue, the Australian Koala platinum coins have remained a leader in world investment coin markets. Each Koala is beautifully designed and extensively frosted, for a luminous brillance not found on other platinum bullion coins.
PLATINUM NOBLES
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| 1 Oz .9995 PLATINUM |
The first platinum investment coin, the one-ounce Noble from the Isle of Man, was introduced in November 1983. The Isle of Man is an ancient British protectorate, and well known for producing a variety of high-quality coins with innovative and unusual designs. From 1983 through 1989, The Pobjoy Mint of England produced The Platinum Noble in sizes ranging from 10 ounces to 1/10 ounce, with the face value shown in "Nobles," a value equal the platinum content in troy ounces. The reverse of all coins features an historic Viking longship, “Thusly,” shown under full sail. The obverse features the young Queen Elizabeth II with crown.
