The 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coin is a great way to purchase pure gold coins that are guaranteed by the Canadian government. The Gold Maple Leaf was conceived in 1979 as an alternative to the South African Krugerrand. The Royal Canadian Mint decided to not only compete with, but actually exceed, the purity of the 22K Krugerrand by introducing the world first 1 troy oz 24K gold bullion coin.

Pure Gold Mining is proud to offer the 1 oz COMEX Approved Gold Bar With Assay Certificate (.9999 Fine)! Although coins and jewelry remain popular vehicles for gold bullion, the most common type of gold investment remains the 24-karat gold bar, also known as an ingot.

One of the industry most well-known gold coins is back for 2024, making a great addition to any collection. With its iconic design and intrinsic value, the 1/2 oz American Gold Eagle represents a piece of American history.

1 oz gold bars are made from investment-grade gold bullion and each one weighs exactly 1 troy ounce, or 31.1034768 grams. 1 oz gold bars have a fineness, purity or gold content of at least 99.9%.

he brand new 1kg gold bar is produced by Swiss refiners Metalor and recognised by the LBMA. The cast gold bar can be traded anywhere globally. Each bar contains 1000g of fine gold and comes with a unique serial number and certificate, for buyer confidence.

400 oz gold bars - London good delivery are investment-grade gold bullion bars weighing close to 400 troy ounces or 12.4 kilograms. London Good Delivery gold bars do not weigh exactly 400 troy ounces rather they range from 350 troy ounces to 430 troy ounces, however buyers only pay for the exact amount of troy ounces in the bar they purchase.

100 oz Silver bars are popular with investors and those accumulating silver bullion. 100 oz silver bars are a manageable weight, but big enough to have a lower premium than smaller 1 oz and 10 oz silver bars and coins.

The 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coins are gold bullion coins that are 0.9999 pure and minted by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1979. The Royal Canadian Mint uses some of the latest minting technologies to mint beautiful bullion coins. They also mint domestic Canadian dollar legal tender coinage.