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Canadian Gold Maple Leaf
United States American Gold Eagle
United States Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
Gold Eagles (1 oz / 1/2oz / 1/4 / 1/10)
Authorized by Congress in 1985, American Gold Eagles are the only gold bullion coins guaranteed by the U.S. government for weight and purity.
Gold Buffalos
Introduced in 2006, the American Gold Buffalo was the first U.S. coin minted in .9999 fine (24k) gold.
Indian Gold Half Eagle
Struck from 1908–1929, the Indian Head Half Eagle is one of only two U.S. coins to feature an incuse (sunken) design.
Gold Maples
Canada's Gold Maple Leaf was the world’s first bullion coin to achieve .9999 fine purity, setting a new global standard when introduced in 1979.
Krugerand
First minted in 1967, the Krugerrand was the world's first modern gold bullion coin and once accounted for over 90% of the global coin market.
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
Designed by famed sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this $20 gold piece is widely regarded as the most beautiful American coin ever made.
$20 Liberty
Minted from 1849–1907, the $20 Liberty Double Eagle was originally created to handle the influx of gold from the California Gold Rush.
1 oz bar (Perth mint / Apmex) also in fractions
Perth Mint and APMEX gold bars are renowned for their security features and investment-grade .9999 purity, available in sizes down to 1 gram.
Gold Mexican 50 Pesos
Also known as the Centenario, this hefty coin contains 1.2057 oz of pure gold and features Mexico’s iconic Winged Victory.
Gold Mexican 20 Pesos
The 20 Peso gold coin is prized not just for its gold content, but also for its unique Aztec Sun Stone design.
1 oz Australian Kangaroos
The design of the Australian Kangaroo gold coin changes annually, making it a favorite among collectors as well as investors.
1 oz Australian Gold Coins
Struck by the Perth Mint, these coins often feature native wildlife and boast micro-laser security features to prevent counterfeiting.
Sovereign Gold Francs
These historic European coins, like the Swiss 20 Franc Helvetia or French Napoleon, offer both gold value and old-world artistry.
Gold Chinese Pandas
Chinese Gold Pandas are the only major bullion coins to feature a new panda design each year, adding collectible appeal.
Silver Eagles & Silver Eagle Proofs
Silver Eagles are the official silver bullion coin of the United States and feature the famous Walking Liberty design from 1916.
Silver Kennedy Half Dollar
The first 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars were minted just months after JFK's assassination and contain 90% silver.
1 oz Silver Rounds
Silver rounds are privately minted and often come in creative or patriotic designs, but unlike coins, they are not legal tender.
1 oz Silver Bars
A favorite among stackers, 1 oz silver bars are easy to trade, store, and typically carry low premiums over spot.
5 oz Silver Bars
These bars strike a balance between portability and value, making them a versatile option for serious silver investors.
10 oz Silver Bars
A 10 oz silver bar is a popular choice for those wanting larger weight without jumping to industrial-sized options.
Kilo Bars
Weighing over 32 troy ounces, kilo silver bars are a standard unit in many global markets and offer great value per ounce.
100 oz Bars
The 100 oz silver bar is the standard institutional investment bar, often used by banks, funds, and large private investors.
Silver Maple Leafs
Canadian Silver Maples feature .9999 purity—higher than most bullion coins—and an intricately detailed maple leaf.
Monster Box Silver Eagles
A Monster Box contains 500 Silver Eagles in 25 mint tubes, offering bulk savings and original mint-sealed packaging.
Morgan dollars
Minted from 1878 to 1921, Morgan Dollars were struck from silver mined during America’s westward expansion and remain wildly popular with collectors.
90% silver dimes / quarters / halves
Known as “junk silver,” these coins contain 90% silver and are prized for their small denominations, ideal for barter or survival prepping.
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Are you curious about the worth of your gold items? Whether it’s jewelry, coins, or other gold pieces, knowing their value can be crucial when looking to sell. When it comes to selling gold, the true value lies in the metal itself. To get the best price for your gold items, selling online is often the most lucrative option.Our company exists because gold is a valuable precious metal. Before we get into how to find out what your gold valuables are worth, let’s look at gold’s rich and fascinating history that spans millennia.
Where to Sell Gold Coins
So, where can you go to sell your gold coins?
Trying to Sell Coins “Near Me”
Most people will search for “sell gold coins near me” or “sell gold coins for cash near me.” You will find local brick-and-mortar pawn shops and jewelry stores. But, when looking to find out where to sell gold coins, is this your best option?Brick-and-mortar buyers tend to make lower offers to people looking to sell gold coins. There’s many reasons: Local buyers have to worry about paying rent and other expenses, like insurance, maintenance, utilities, and cleaning. This affects the price they’re willing to pay for gold. Here are some other challenges why you try to sell gold coins “near me”:
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These are some of the most popular gold coins that are bought and sold:
Canadian Gold Maple Leaf
United States American Gold Eagle
United States Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
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What is the best way to sell gold coins? We say it is often a good idea to sell gold coins online. When you work with an online buyer like Cash For Gold USA, you can sell your coins with relatively little effort while also obtaining a good price for them. And, you can avoid many of the challenges to get a higher price locally. Here are some of the benefits you might enjoy when selling gold coins online:
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Cash For Gold USA has served thousands of customers, paying millions of dollars to those selling their gold coins and precious metals including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium valuables. Cash for Gold USA buys all gold coins regardless of denomination, condition or country of origin.
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How to Sell Gold Coins for Cash
When you are looking to sell your gold coins, here are some tips:
Find a reputable buyer
Look at their Better Business Bureau rating and customer reviews. We have an A+ BBB rating and many five-star reviews from our customers.
Consider selling gold coins online
When you sell gold coins, it is a good idea to get multiple offers. While the common view is if you need money fast, you should sell locally, Cash for Gold USA pays out quickly, within 24 hours of receiving your gold coins.
Research the value of your coins
While the value is primarily based on the gold content and weight, coins with numismatic or historical value might be worth more than the gold content.
What Gold Coins are Worth
There are three basic factors that are considered when determining the value of a coin.
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One easy way to get a rough estimate of the value of your gold coin is to look up the retail price of the coin that dealers are currently asking. Keep in mind, the retail price is always higher than what you would get if you sell your coin to a dealer.
Using a gold coin grading scale will help you get a more accurate estimation of your gold coins. Coin grading scales are standardized systems for assessing a coin’s true value. The most recognized grading scale is from The American Numismatic Association (ANA).2
The grading standards for uncirculated coins range from MS-70 (perfect coin) to MS-60 (unattractive, dull, or washed-out coin). The scale also includes grades for circulated coins, ranging from AU-58 (barely trace of wear) to Poor-1 (only basic coin type identifiable). These grading standards are considered official by the ANA.2
The value of your gold coin is also based on its Actual Gold Weight (AGW), as measured in troy ounces. AGW is the weight of the gold multiplied by its purity.3 You can determine the purity by referring to the coin’s karat number, a coin marking that refers to the relative amount of gold of the coin. For instance, a 22-karat coin is 22 parts gold and 2 parts non-gold materials. Here are some common karat numbers and their composition of gold:
24k: 99.9% gold
22k: 91.7% gold
18k: 75% gold
14k: 58.3% gold
10k: 41.7% gold
8k: 33.3% gold
Certain gold coins that have historical significance or other uncommon characteristics (e.g., scarcity) are often worth much more than the spot price of their gold content. If you’re still uncertain how to determine the value of your gold coins, you may wish to consider having it professionally appraised by a reputable dealer. Or, if you know you want to sell your gold coins, get a free Appraisal Kit and we’ll evaluate your coins for you to make you a cash offer.
Popular Gold Coins
Gold coins are a popular investment choice for many people in the United States. While there are many different types of gold coins available, there are a few that are some that particularly common among buyers and sellers. A few factors behind the most popular gold coins include:
Quality and purity
The higher the amount and quality of a coin’s gold content, the more it will be worth in material value. This usually makes the coin more desirable.
These are some of the most popular gold coins that are bought and sold:
United States American Gold Eagle
The American Gold Eagle5 coin arrived on the scene in 1986 and quickly became one of the most prized collectibles on the market. These American Eagle coins exist in four denominations: 1/10 oz ($5), 1/4 oz ($10), 1/2 oz ($25), and 1 oz ($50). The obverse of the coin is based on and closely resembles the Saint-Gaudens double eagle design, with its rendition of Lady Liberty. The reverse shows either an eagle flying over a nest (1986-2020) or an eagle’s head in profile (2021-present).
United States Indian Head Eagle
The Indian Head eagle6 is another dazzling coin that sports the distinctive designs of Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Produced from 1907 to 1933 (but only on an intermittent basis after 1916) with a $10 face value, it features a profile view of the goddess Liberty wearing a Native American headdress (obverse) and an eagle standing on an olive branch (reverse). As with Saint-Gaudens double eagle, these coins were melted down in great quantities in the late ’30s, which contributes to the relative scarcity of certain years today. The coins issued in 1907 omitted the customary motto “In God We Trust,” a move that proved to be extremely unpopular with the public. From 1908 onward, the coins bore the motto on the reverse.
Australian Gold Nugget
Produced by the Perth Mint since 1986, the Australian Gold Nugget10 comes in quite a few denominations: 1⁄20 oz, 1⁄10 oz, 1⁄4 oz, 1⁄2 oz, 1 oz, 2 oz, 10 oz, and 1 kg—the last few named in this sequence are among the largest gold coins in the world.
Unusually, the design of this coin is updated every year. From 1986-1988, the design on the reverse depicted the gold nuggets that inspired the coin’s name. Since then, the coin’s reverse has shown different kangaroo designs, which is why this valued collector’s item is often referred to as the Australian Gold Kangaroo. The obverse of the coin always displays a profile view of Queen Elizabeth II.
In 2011, the Perth Mint created a special version of this coin to honor Queen Elizabeth’s visit to Australia. The 1000kg coin is the largest in the world, weighing ten times more than the Big Maple Leaf, and is valued at over $53 million (AUS).
Notable gold coins such as the aforementioned are popular among investors and private collectors alike. However, it should be kept in mind that gold coins have significant value even if they don’t belong to one of these famous issues. At minimum, gold coins are always worth their melt value.
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The most common purities of gold are:
24k: 99.9% gold
22k: 91.7% gold
18k: 75% gold
14k: 58.3% gold
10k: 41.7% gold
8k: 33.3% gold
The market price always refers to gold when it’s at 24k purity. For lower purity gold, multiply the market price by the percent purity as a decimal. For example: As of Januarry 26th 2023, the current market price for gold is about $62.05 per gram. The approximate value of 14k gold, therefore, is $62.05 x 0.583 = $36.18 per gram.
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