Gold coins

“The Maple Leaf” is a 1 ounce Canadian 24 carat gold coin. Its purity is 999,9/1000. On the observe side of the Maple Leaf stands the portrait of Queen Elisabeth II. On the reverse, you can see a maple leaf.

The Maple Leaf exists in 4 different sizes.

1 Once, 1/2 Once, 1/4 Once, 1/10 Once”

• Weight: 31.10g

• Fineness: 31.10g

• Fine Gold: 999,9‰

The 50 Pesos is a Mexican 21,6 carat gold coin, titled at 900°/00.
First minted in 1921 to celebrate the end of Independence War.
On the observe side, stands “the independence Angel”. The reverse represents the golden Mexican Eagle emblem with a snake in its beak.

• Weight: 41.67g

• Fineness: 37.5g

• Fine Gold: 900‰

The Napoleon 20 fr is a French 21,6 carat gold coin, titled at 900°/00.
It was created on the 28th of March 1803 by the first Consul Napoléon Bonaparte.
The coin originally wore his effigy but also, over time, the effigy of Louis XVIII, Charles X, Louis-Philippe, Napoléon III or other republican symbols.

• Weight: 6.45g

• Fineness: 5.8050g

• Fine Gold: 900‰

The 20 Swiss Franc is a 21,6 carat gold coin, titled at 900°/00.
On the observe side, shows the bust of Helvetia wearing a headband and a mountain landscape in the background.
The reverse side shows the Swiss coat of arms on an oak branch with the face value on both sides of the Ecu.
These coins were minted in the Bern workshop for coin-making.
The starts on the edge of the coin are printed in relief.

• Weight: 6.45g

• Fineness: 5.8050g

• Fine Gold: 900‰

The 10 Gulden is a 21,6 carat gold coin, titled at 900°/00.
Issued between 1818 and 1933.

• Weight: 6.72g

• Fineness: 6.05g

• Fine Gold: 900‰

The old British Sovereigns is a 22 carat gold coin, titled at 916°/00.
It was minted for the first time in 1489 on the request of the King of England, Henri VII.
On the observe side stands the effigy of the monarch of the era in which it was minted (Georges III, Georges IV, Victoria, Edward VII, Georges V, Georges VI).
The reverse side shows Saint Georges on his horse fighting a dragon.
Under Saint Georges representation, you can see the year as well as the initials “BP” from Benedetto Pistrucci, the engraver of the coin.

• Weight: 7.98g

• Fineness: 7.32g

• Fine Gold: 916‰

The New Sovereigns is a 22 carat gold coin, titled at 916°/00.
Issued from 1957 until today.
On the observe side of this coin stands Queen Elisabeth’s effigy.
On the reverse side, you can see Saint Georges representation fighting a dragon, and below, the year and the initials “BP” from Benedetto Pistrucci.

• Weight: 7.98g

• Fineness: 7.32g

• Fine Gold: 916‰