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Bullion Coins Overview

Bullion is the pure form of a precious metal such as gold, silver, platinum or palladium, from which bullion coin are made. Usually bullion coins bought and kept as a store of value or an investment.

Bullion coins are usually available in gold and silver. South African Krugerrand and the Swiss Vreneli are only made from gold bullion. The American Eagles are available in silver, gold and platinum. Canadian Maple Leaf coins are available in silver, gold, platinum and palladium. Mexican Libertad coins are available in gold and silver.

Bullion coins sell for a premium over the spot price of the precious metal due to the costs associated with manufacture, storage and distribution of bullion coins. The premium that is paid varies depending on what type of coin it is, the weight of the coin, and the precious metal. Premium for the smaller bullion coins (1/20 oz, 1/10-oz, 1/4 oz or 1/2 oz) is always higher than the premium for 1-oz bullion coins. The premium for the 1-oz bullion rounds is usually lower than the premium for 1-oz bullion coins.

The premium for any 1-oz bullion coin is always higher then the premium for the larger bullion products like 10-oz or 100-oz bullion bars.

Gold Bullion Coins

Gold bullion coins are the most popular among bullion coins. There are a lot of gold bullion coins available on the market: South African Gold Krugerrand coin, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, Mexican Gold Libertad, American Gold Eagle, Australian Kangaroo, Austrian Philharmonic, Australian Lunar Series and American Buffalo.

Most gold bullion coins, issued around the world, are denominated in troy ounces and are normally issued in 4 sizes, containing specified weights Galaxy S9 coque of fine gold: 1-oz, 1/2-oz, 1/4-oz, 1/10-oz. The 1-oz gold bullion coins have the lowest premium over spot gold price.

The gold purities of gold bullion coins vary; they can contain 99.99%, 99.9%, 91.67% or 90% of pure gold.

Gold bullion coins are very good addition to your portfolio of bullion products.

Silver Bullion Coins

Silver bullion coins is a very good investment and are not too expensive to buy compared to gold bullion coins.

All silver bullion coins made from pure silver refined to 99 percent or better.

The advantage of silver coins is that people recognize them and trust them compared to rounds and bars. Silver bullion coins are easy to collect, inexpensive and expected to increase in value over the coming years as the world silver shortage continues.

Silver bullion coins are very liquid and can be sold easily anytime. American Silver Eagle Bullion Coins, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Bullion Coins and Mexican Silver Libertad Bullion Coins are the most popular bullion coins among precious metals investors and collectors.

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American Eagle Bullion Coins

American Eagle bullion coins are the most known bullion coins in the world. These bullion coins are issued since 1986 (gold and silver bullion coins). Platinum Eagle coins issued since 1997. American Eagle gold and platinum bullion coins are produced in follow sizes: 1-oz, 1/2-oz, 1/4- oz, 1/10-oz. American Eagle silver bullion coin is only available in the 1-oz size.

Platinum Bullion Coins

Platinum Bullion Coins are very popular these days because the price of platinum bullion is rising. There are not many different platinum bullion coins in the world. You can buy American Platinum Eagle bullion coins, the Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf bullion coins, the Australian Platinum Koala bullion coins, British Platinum Britannia bullion coins and the Russian Ballet bullion coins.

The best way to buy platinum bullion coins is going online: try Ebay and the largest online bullion dealers.

Palladium Bullion Coins

Palladium Bullion Coins is another options to diversify your investment in precious metals. Palladium Bullion Coins are very popular last years. The most known palladium coin is 1-oz Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf coin minted by the Royal Canadian Mint since 2005.

Buying Bullion Coins

You can easily buy gold, platinum, palladium and silver bullion coins from local or online sources.

Check your local gold and silver dealers, coin shops or jewelry shops. Online auctions like Ebay offers the good opportunity to find bullion coins for sale. Check also Amazon, APMEX and COMEX.

You should always try to buy bullion coins with the lowest premium over spot price and the lowest additional fees (shipping, handling and so on).

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 says:January 2, 2011 at 9:00 am

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