Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium all come in various forms and sizes to create a variety of options for investors and collectors.
The U.S. stopped producing Gold coins in 1934 and Silver coins in 1965, leaving a gap that the industry was eager to fill. Bullion coins struck primarily for investments started with the Krugerrand and, with its success, other nations began to strike their own – including the U.S. Mint with their most popular American Gold and Silver Eagles program in 1986.
Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium all come in various forms and sizes to create a variety of options for investors and collectors.
Since the U.S. Mint’s American Eagle program began in 1986, Gold and Silver Eagles have remained a popular choice among both investors and collectors