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Below is a small selection of bullion coins that American Federal both buys and sells.
Bullion Coins
American Gold Eagles
The latest “fad” in coin selling is Certified Eagles and Buffalos. At American Federal we know that this is usually just a way for dealers to tack on a huge profit. Many dealers sell MS-69 and MS-70 coins for as much as $3500 per coin. This is an outrageous markup! We also offer coins graded…
Austrian Philharmonics
The Austrian Philharmonic comes in 1 oz,1/2 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/10 oz sizes .They started minting these coins in 1989.In 2002 the coins were changed from Schillings to Euros although neither designation is worth significantly more than the other. They are a very popular coin and replace the old Austrian 100 Corona which was…
Canadian Maple Leaf
The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is the official bullion gold coin of Canada and is produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. The brainchild of Walter Ott, it is one of the purest gold coins of regular issue in the world, with a gold content of .9999 fineness (24 carats), with some special issues .99999 fine….
Chinese Pandas
The Chinese Gold Panda is a series of gold bullion coins issued by the People’s Republic of China and were introduced in 1982. The panda design changes every year (with a single exception) and the gold Panda coins come in different sizes and denominations, ranging from 1/20 troy oz to 1 troy oz and larger.
European Gold
There are various European gold coins on the market. They include but are not limited to: British Sovereigns Netherlands 10 Guilders 20 Franc Swiss and French Russian 5 Rubles Austrian Ducats Austrian Coronas Italian 2 Lira Swedish Kroners Hungarian Koronas German Marks Belgian 20Francs Most of these coins are simply bullion coins. While they are…
Gold Buffalo Coins
Gold Buffaloes are the U.S. Mint’s latest addition to the bullion market. This coin is pure .9999 fine gold and was made to compete with the Canadian Maple Leaf Gold coin. Production started in 2006 and is available in both uncirculated and proof. Fractional coins were made in 2008, but are very hard to find…
Krugerrand
This 1 oz gold coin from South Africa was the first full ounce bullion coin. They’ve been made since the 1967 and sold in the U.S. since gold became legal. Of all the major gold coins, it is the least expensive. Usually it trades $15 – $17 less than other 1 oz coins. Of course, when…
Mexican Onzas
For many years the most popular way to own Mexican Gold was through the various Peso coins ranging from 50 Peso to 2 Peso coins. Now the Mexican Mint offers Mexican Onza gold and silver coins. They are not very popular and even though reasonably priced when available, they are hard to find. Many of…
Platinum Eagles
Platinum Eagles are one of the most popular ways of buying platinum bullion. The Platinum Eagle comes in a full one ounce as well as fractional sizes of 1/10, 1/4 and 1/2 oz and is also made in Proof by the Mint. production started in 1997 and most issues are worth a small percentage over…
Platinum Noble
Platinum Nobles are another popular one ounce coin. They were sold by dealers in the 1980′s as a rare coin but in reality are just a bullion coin. They are usually priced fairly close to spot price and have one of the lowest premiums. Nobles are very liquid and accepted universally. They are not always…
Silver Eagles
Silver Eagles are a great way to buy silver. They are available in “Monster Boxes” of 500 coins, Rolls of 20 coins or even individually. They are extremely liquid.The ease of buying and selling make this Silver Dollar a winner. Some dates are actually rae and since these are Silver Dollars there are a good…