There are many different ways to invest in gold or collect unique gold pieces. Gold bullion coins and gold bars are the most common option for investors, but gold rounds are also available as an alternative to those traditional product lineups that typically have higher premiums. If youve been looking for gold rounds to add to your portfolio, Provident Metals has a great way to purchase them. Right now, you can buy 1/2 oz Gold Rounds from varied issues online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective plastic flip!
• Offered from various mints and refineries!
• Available in varied conditions!
• Contains 1/2 Troy oz of .999 or .9999 pure gold.
• The obverse and reverse designs vary by mint of origin.
• Please remember you could get matching designs if you buy more than one round.

With your purchase of a 1/2 oz Gold Round through this listing, you will receive your items inside of individual protective plastic flips. As this is a varied listing at Provident Metals, we cannot guarantee the specific product you will receive. All items are chosen at random once your payment has been processed. At that time, our team will pick your products for packing and shipping. We are not able to accommodate requests for specific products. If you buy more than one, please remember you may get matching items.

Obverse

The designs on the obverse of 1/2 oz Gold Rounds in this product listing will vary based on the design program and the mint of origin. There is no way to guarantee the exact design you will get, but as an example of a 1/2 oz Gold Round you could receive, consider the prospector design. Refined in the United States, this design features a prospector kneeling by a creek panning for gold. It has inscriptions that read U.S.A. and The American Gold Prospector.

Reverse

Once again, the reverse designs of the 1/2 oz Gold Round will vary based on the particular gold round you receive. As an example of a different type of design, consider a simpler design from Valcambi Suisse. These rounds have inscriptions of the weight, metal content, and purity, along with the mint name and the mint logo on the reverse field of the rounds.

History

Gold rounds are not produced with the same volume as silver rounds, gold coins, or gold bars. However, there are unique specimens out there in this range that offer investors a chance to diversify their holdings of gold through the ownership of different formats of gold bullion.

Ordering

If you have any questions, Provident Metals is here to help. Please call us at 800-313-3315, chat with us live online, or simply send us an email with your inquiries.