PAMP, an acronym for Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux, opened its doors in 1977. Its services run the gamut from mining to assaying to Precious Metal production.
After more than 800 years of producing coins, the Austrian Mint began to operate as a private company in 1988. It is the only manufacturer of coins for Austria and is situated in the heart of the Austrian capital, Vienna.
The Central Mint of China manufactures some of the world’s most attractive Gold and Silver coins. Their high Precious Metal content and annual changes in design make these coins extremely popular among collectors.
Recognized worldwide, Argor-Heraeus products include Gold bars and rounds. Well-known for their metal content and range of weights and sizes, some of Argor-Heraeus’ most popular products include the 1 oz Gold bars, 1 oz Gold rounds and the unique 10x 1 gram Gold bars.
One of the first mints to adopt the .9999 fine standard for Gold purity, the New Zealand Mint holds itself to the highest principles of value and quality. Its bullion and coins are sought by investors and collectors around the world.
PAMP, an acronym for Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux, opened its doors in 1977. Its services run the gamut from mining to assaying to Precious Metal production.
After more than 800 years of producing coins, the Austrian Mint began to operate as a private company in 1988. It is the only manufacturer of coins for Austria and is situated in the heart of the Austrian capital, Vienna.
The Central Mint of China manufactures some of the world’s most attractive Gold and Silver coins. Their high Precious Metal content and annual changes in design make these coins extremely popular among collectors.
Recognized worldwide, Argor-Heraeus products include Gold bars and rounds. Well-known for their metal content and range of weights and sizes, some of Argor-Heraeus’ most popular products include the 1 oz Gold bars, 1 oz Gold rounds and the unique 10x 1 gram Gold bars.
One of the first mints to adopt the .9999 fine standard for Gold purity, the New Zealand Mint holds itself to the highest principles of value and quality. Its bullion and coins are sought by investors and collectors around the world.
