Gold Bullion Bars and Coins

Many gold investors are drawn by the beauty of Gold Bullion as well as its ability to hold value over long periods of time. Not only are gold bullion coins popular with investors, but they are also legal tender in the country that minted them. Certified Gold Exchange is a large volume-trading platform that specializes in the most widely purchased gold products. You can buy, sell or trade any gold certified product over our platform. However, to purchase at our discounted price, you should select one of the following coins or bars. You will find our prices and other interesting tidbits about Gold Bullion following the product descriptions:

American Gold Eagle Coin - Fineness = 0.916

The essence of our country is reflected by Augustus Saint Gaudens in his beautiful Striding Liberty design for the 1907-1933 $20 U.S, based on the Double Eagle gold coin. On the back a nest of American eagles symbolizes our American families. Only these gold coins have their quality and purity guaranteed by the U.S. government, who by law has restricted their minting to use only gold actually mined in the U.S. Since it came onto the market in 1986, the four sizes of American Gold Eagles -- 1 oz., ½ oz., ¼ oz. and 1/10 oz. -- have become the most widely traded gold bullion coins in the world.

Australian Dragon Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.9999

The Dragon is regarded as the most significant of the twelve symbols of the Chinese Lunar Calendar, reflecting respect and dignity. In 2000, the Year of the Dragon coincided with the end of a millennium for the first time in 3000 years, so the coin would be an especially appropriate gift for anyone born in the years 1904, 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988 or 2000. The Lunar Dragon Gold Coin comes in four sizes: one ounce, one-half ounce, one-quarter ounce and one-tenth.

Australian Kangaroo Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.9999

Although these gold coins are redesigned annually, they always feature a kangaroo. Because of their purity and the high standards of the Perth Mint, the Australian Gold Kangaroo is considered one of the world's most wanted bullion coins. Among the nine sizes of Kangaroos, the impressive 1kilo Gold Kangaroo is the largest gold coin being regularly minted today.

Australian Lunar Snake Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.9999

The Year of the Snake gold coins rank sixth of the Perth Mint's series of Lunar coins. The finely detailed design of the Lunar Year of the Snake gold coin is filled with Chinese myth showing the good fortune promised by the Lunar Snake. They are a perfect gift for those born in the Year of The Snake, 1905, 1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989 and 2001. The Perth Mint strikes the Lunar Snake gold coins in seven sizes from 1/20 ounce to one kilo, all made of .9999 fine gold.

Austrian Corona Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.900

This historic gold coin, which was first produced just prior to World War I, is now in re-strike with all coins bearing the year 1915. On the obverse appears the bust of Franz Josef I, the Emperor of Austria from 1848 to 1916 and King of Hungary from 1867 to 1916. The impressive Austrian "Double Eagle with Crown" coat of arms appears on the reverse side. Many investors favor this coin, which contains just under an ounce of .900 fine gold.

Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.9999

Those with a musical bent will appreciate this beautiful and unique coin designed to honor the renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The obverse depicts the Great Organ of the Golden Hall in the Musikverein, Vienna's concert hall, while an assemblage of musical instruments represents the world famous orchestra on the reverse. Considered by many investors and collectors to be one of the most beautiful of all gold bullion coins, the Philharmonic is available in four sizes.

British Sovereign Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.9167

Saint George slaying the dragon appears on the reverse of all variations of this bullion coin, which has eight different designs on the obverse depicting different sculptures of the ruling British monarch at the time the particular coin was minted. Weighing just under ¼ ounce, the Soverign is popular with both collectors and investors.

Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.9999

Since its appearance in 1979, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf has quickly become the preferred coin for many investors. Because the Royal Canadian Mint uses only faultless planchets (the pure gold blanks from which coins are struck), these coins are known for their purity.

Chinese Panda Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.999

Like the Australian Kangaroos, these coins have as a common element differing depictions of the giant panda, with the coin being redesigned every year from its 1982 introduction forward (other than 2002). The reverse has remained the same each year: It depicts Tien Tien, the Temple of Heaven located in Beijing. Because of their purity and wide range of sizes (one kilo to 1/20 ounce), these coins have achieved prominence among investors and collectors.

French Rooster Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.900

The Coq d'Or, a Golden French Rooster, rules the reverse of this coin accompanied by the motto of the French Revolution. Introduced in 1901, these 20-franc bullion coins were minted up until just before World War I. Because of their historic significance, size and purity, these coins are prized possessions of investors and collectors who want to enjoy the security of bullion coins without paying high premiums.

Mexican Peso Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.900

These Gold Peso Coins from Mexico feature the winged Angel of Victory taking flight above the ancient mountains of Mexico on the obverse and the Eagle and Serpent on the Cactus (the national symbol of Mexico) on the reverse. Because the gold content is higher than the standard issued by other national mints, investors and collectors among bullion coins especially value them.

South African Krugerrand Gold Coins - Fineness = 0.916

Because South Africa is the top gold producing country in the world, the Krugerrand is the most widely owned bullion coin with almost 50 million ounces in circulation since it was introduced in 1967. The coin is named for Paul Kruger, the last president of the Republic of South Africa, who appears on the obverse, with a Springbok antelope as a symbol of South Africa on the reverse. The South African government aggressively marketed the Krugerrand during the 1970's and 1980's, which contributed to its popularity among today's gold bullion coins.

Johnson Matthey Gold Bars   - Fineness = 0.9999

The hallmark of “Johnson Matthey” on these gold bullion bars serves as a testament of their quality. Johnson Matthey reigns foremost as the producer of bullion bars with the highest quality and purity, thus insuring their liquidity. Each bar is stamped with the exact weight and an individual exclusive serial number. JM Gold Bars are available in seven sizes: 1 ounce, 5 ounce, 10 ounce, 100 ounce, 1000 ounce, or ½ kilo, and 1 kilo.

We have listed our most popular gold bullion products. Please call a certified gold specialist at 1.800.300.0715 for a list of our full bullion products in gold, silver, platinum and palladium.

Our Bullion Prices
Any one-ounce bullion bar or coin listed above costs you $0.99 to $1.99 over wholesale price. Our minimum sell is 10 ounces, with delivery included. There are no fees to sell your gold as long as it was purchased from Certified Gold Exchange or any dealer within our network.