When it comes to investing in gold, you have a lot of choices and it can feel overwhelming. 1 oz gold coins represent the primary option for most investors and collectors. You can find 1 oz gold coins from mints like the US Mint, Perth Mint, Bavarian State Mint, and the Royal Canadian Mint. If youre not focused on design and mint of origin, this 1 oz gold coin listing is for you. Provident Metals currently offers 1 oz Gold Coins for you to purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual plastic flip!
• Date marks vary by coin series!
• Varied conditions!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 or .9999 pure gold.
• The obverse and reverse designs differ by program.
• Please be aware that buying multiples can result in receiving several coins with the same condition, design, date, and mint of origin.

When you purchase a 1 oz Gold Coin through this Provident Metals listing, the item you receive is chosen at random. These coins are available in varied conditions from varied mints and come with random date marks. All coins are chosen once your payment has been processed and the coin you receive is determined by availability in our warehouse. We cannot guarantee a specific coin, design, date, or mint of origin. If you purchase multiples, we cannot hand-pick the coins for variety, so you may receive several identical coins.

Each of the 1 oz Gold Coins in this particular varied listing are About Uncirculated or better. An AU coin has very minimal signs of wear and tear with strong visual appeal present on the design elements.

Obverse

The obverse design of the 1 oz Gold Coins in this listing have varying designs, such as the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the Canadian, Australian, and British coins. Canadian coins feature unique designs created for the Royal Canadian Mint, while Australian and British coins share similar designs originally created for the Royal Mint of England and adapted for Perth Mint or Royal Australian Mint coins.

Reverse

On the reverse field of these 1 oz Gold coins, many designs focus on national symbols. For example, the Britannia Gold Coin bears a depiction of the female personification of Britain on the reverse. Britannia stands with a trident in one hand and shield in the other. Perth Mint kookaburra and kangaroo gold coins depict those native species on the reverse.

History

1 oz gold bullion coins have been produced for private gold ownership since 1967 when the Krugerrand was introduced by the South African Mint. The Royal Canadian Mint introduced the Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin in 1979, with other coins released in the years to come, such as the American Eagle Gold Coin in 1986, the British Britannia Gold Coin in 1987, and the Australian Kangaroo Gold Coin in 1990.

Ordering

Provident Metals customer service is available to answer any questions you have about this listing at 800-313-3315. You can also chat with us live online or simply send us an email.