All World Mints And Manufacturers Articles

Monnaie de Paris is one of APMEX’s many minting partners around the world. Learn more about Monnaie de Paris and its exciting history.

Banco De Mexico is one of APMEX’s many minting partners around the world. Learn more about the Banco De Mexico and its exciting history.

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.

The Perth Mint is Australia’s oldest operating mint. Sir John Forrest laid the foundation in 1896 to service the needs of Western Australia, which was exploding due to the discovery of Gold in surrounding areas.

Before the Royal Australian Mint opened in 1965, all Australian coinage was struck by the British Royal Mint in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. This new mint was established coinciding with the introduction of decimal currency in 1966.

The Canadian Mint’s original refinery in Ottawa was opened under the watchful eye of Governor-General Earl Grey on January 2, 1911. Under his direction, the mint struck Canada’s first domestically produced coin, a 50¢ piece.

Scottsdale Mint is a U.S.-based company that manufactures some of the most exceptional bullion products available to consumers today. They mint and deliver Precious Metal products around the world through an extensive network of authorized distributors and dealers.

The Republic of South Africa separated from the British Commonwealth in 1962. The South African Mint continued to manufacture coins reminiscent of British coins until 1965 when it was decided the British coinage was too large to emulate.