Can gold coins be seen as a sound investment option? Depending on the types of coins that you purchase, these can easily be turned into a solid and long-term investment asset. Online stores like Macoins Gold give you an easy and convenient chance to buy quality gold coins, sell those upon necessity and generate profits.
Our Gold Coin Range
Wondering what gold coins to buy as an investment option? The only possibility is called bullion-based gold coins. Numismatic gold coins are a completely different field. They could be valuable with the passage of time but you aren’t enjoying the stability of the precious metal.
The Macoins Gold online store features an array of popular gold coins that can be bought and sold for investment purposes. Take a look at our top sellers to figure out which coins have the best reputation among buyers. Clicking on an individual product will take you to a detailed description where you can learn more about the specifics of the coin, the quality of the metal, the size, nominal, weight and the manufacturer.
Reasons to Invest in Gold Coins
Want to know why you should look for buy sell gold coins opportunities? Several characteristics determine the attractiveness of this investment approach:
Investment gold, whether in the form of a bar or a coin, will stabilize your portfolio
Gold coins are a great hedge against inflation
You have a vast array of quality, certified possibilities to choose among
A gold coin can be sold at any given moment, providing you with instant cash
Gold coin purchasing is an easy investment and the process can take place in just about any part of the world
Gold coins are easy to store in their original packaging, which keeps the precious metal from being affected negatively by environmental factors
A Few Tips for Buying Gold Coins
If you’re just getting started with gold coin investing, you probably have questions about the best options. Here are several useful suggestions that will help you determine what gold coins to buy and how to make the most of the opportunity:
Always look for reputable gold coin dealers like Macoins Gold. The authenticity of our products is guaranteed and you’ll get many popular coin options to choose among.
If possible, buy one ounce coins. Coins come in several options ranging from 1/10th of an ounce to one ounce. The smaller coins, however, carry higher premiums. It may be a good idea to wait some time and invest in a one ounce coin when you have the money.
Stick to investment gold. Rare coins have to be preserved in specific ways. In addition, their condition will affect the selling price. If you want to guarantee the longevity of your investment, buy solely investment gold coins.
Decide how much of your investment portfolio should be comprised of gold coins. There’s an old saying according to which 10 percent of your money should be put in gold. This saying is still valid today and the approach can produce the desired diversification of your portfolio.
Are you ready to start buying gold coins? Please take a look at our range and pick the varieties that are best suited to your individual needs. Don’t know how to choose? Contact us today and we’ll be glad to guide you through the process.
The gold investment medal was produced by Macoins Gold from fine gold 999.9/1000 in the shape of a coin and weight 1 gram.The obverse side depicts Michael the Archangel.
The gold investment medal was produced by Macoins Gold from fine gold 999.9/1000 in the shape of a coin and weight 7.77 grams
The obverse side depicts Michael the Archangel.
The gold investment medal was produced by Macoins Gold from fine gold 999.9/1000 in the shape of a coin and weight 3.11 grThe obverse side depicts Michael the Archangel.
The gold investment medal was produced by Macoins Gold from fine gold 999.9/1000 in the shape of a coin and weight 15.55 gr
The obverse side depicts Michael the Archangel.
The Gold Investment medal was produced by Macoins Gold from fine gold 999.9/1000 in the shape of a coin and weight 31.104 gr/1oz
The obverse side depicts Michael the Archangel.
The coin presents the fourth animal of the lunar zodiac after the mouse, ox and tiger - the Rabbit.
Born in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023 are under its influence.
The rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion.
The coin presents the fourth animal of the lunar zodiac after the mouse, ox and tiger - the Rabbit.
Born in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023 are under its influence.
The rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion.
The coin presents the fourth animal of the lunar zodiac after the mouse, ox and tiger - the Rabbit. Born in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023 are under its influence. The rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion.
The coin presents the fourth animal of the lunar zodiac after the mouse, ox and tiger - the Rabbit. Born in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023 are under its influence. The rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion.
Coin represents the fourth animal of the lunar zodiac after the mouse, ox and tiger - the Rabbit. Born in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023 are under its influence. The rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion.
The first release of the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is in 1989. It has been released by the Austrian Mint and is struck in two different currencies – from 1989 to 2001 it is released as Austrian shilling, and after 2001 – in Euro. For the years 1992, 1995, 1996 and 2000, the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is the best-selling gold coin in the world. The coin is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces, and its design is dedicated to the Wiener Philharmoniker.
The obverse represents a pipe organ, situated in the Golden Concert Hall of The Wiener Philharmoniker. Above it, there is an inscription “Republik Österreich”, and below it, there is an inscription “1/10 Unze Gold 999.9”, year of release 2015 and face value 10 Euro.
The reverse side depicts musical instruments, used in the orchestra – violoncello, violins, clarion, bassoon and harp. Above them, there is an inscription “Wiener Philharmoniker”.
The first release of the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is in 1989. It has been released by the Austrian mint and is struck in two different currencies – from 1989 to 2001 it is released as Austrian shilling, and after 2001 – in Euro. For the years 1992, 1995, 1996 and 2000, the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is the best-selling gold coin in the world. The coin is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces, and its design is dedicated to the Wiener Philharmoniker.
The obverse represents a pipe organ, situated in the Golden Concert Hall of The Wiener Philharmoniker. Above it, there is an inscription “Republik Österreich”, and below it, there is an inscription: “1/4 Unze Gold 999.9”, year of release 2015 and face value 25 Euro.
The reverse side depicts musical instruments, used in the orchestra – violoncello, violins, clarion, bassoon and harp. Above them, there is an inscription “Wiener Philharmoniker”.
The first release of the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is in 1989. It has been released by the Austrian mint and is struck in two different currencies – from 1989 to 2001 it is released as Austrian shilling, and after 2001 – in Euro. For the years 1992, 1995, 1996 and 2000, the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is the best-selling gold coin in the world. The coin is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces, and its design is dedicated to the Wiener Philharmoniker.
The obverse represents a pipe organ, situated in the Golden Concert Hall of The Wiener Philharmoniker. Above it, there is an inscription “Republik Österreich”, and below it, there is an inscription “1/2 Unze Gold 999.9”, year of release 2014 and face value 50 Euro.
The reverse side depicts musical instruments, used in the orchestra – violoncello, violins, clarion, bassoon and harp. Above them, there is an inscription “Wiener Philharmoniker”.
The first release of the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is in 1989. It has been released by the Austrian mint and is struck in two different currencies – from 1989 to 2001 it is released as Austrian shilling, and after 2001 – in Euro. For the years 1992, 1995, 1996 and 2000, the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is the best-selling gold coin in the world. The coin is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces, and its design is dedicated to the Wiener Philharmoniker.
The obverse represents a pipe organ, situated in the Golden Concert Hall of The Wiener Philharmoniker. Above it, there is an inscription “Republik Österreich”, and below it, there is an inscription “1 Unze Feinsilber”, year of release 2015 and face value 100 Euro.
The reverse side depicts musical instruments, used in the orchestra – violoncello, violins, clarion, bassoon and harp. Above them, there is an inscription “Wiener Philharmoniker”.
The concept for the creation of the coin “American Eagle” originated in 1986 from the American congressman Ron Paul. In 1985, the US Congress passes a Gold Bill, according to which gold used for release of this coin shall originate from gold deposits, situated in the territory of USA.
The coin “American Eagle” is a legal payment method in USA and is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces.
The obverse depicts the Statute of Liberty, created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It holds an olive branch in its left hand, and a torch in its right hand. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “Liberty”, and its year of release is 2015.
The reverse side depicts a couple of eagles. The male eagle carries an olive branch in its beak and is landing in the nest, where the female eagle is, with the newly hatched baby eagles. This image depicts American traditions and family values. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “United States of America”, “1/10 oz Fine Gold” and face value 5 US dollars.
The concept for the creation of the coin “American Eagle” originated in 1986 from the American congressman Ron Paul. In 1985, the US Congress passes a Gold Bill, according to which gold used for release of this coin shall originate from gold deposits, situated in the territory of USA.
The coin “American Eagle” is a legal payment method in USA and is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces.
The obverse depicts the Statute of Liberty, created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It holds an olive branch in its left hand, and a torch in its right hand. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “Liberty”, and its year of release is 2015.
The reverse side depicts a couple of eagles. The male eagle carries an olive branch in its beak and is landing in the nest, where the female eagle is, with the newly hatched baby eagles. This image depicts American traditions and family values. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “United States of America”, “1/4 oz Fine Gold” and face value 10 US dollars.
The concept for the creation of the coin “American Eagle” originated in 1986 from the American congressman Ron Paul. In 1985, the US Congress passes a Gold Bill, according to which gold used for release of this coin shall originate from gold deposits, situated in the territory of USA.
The coin “American Eagle” is a legal payment method in USA and is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces.
The obverse depicts the Statute of Liberty, created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It holds an olive branch in its left hand, and a torch in its right hand. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “Liberty”, and its year of release is 2015.
The reverse side depicts a couple of eagles. The male eagle carries an olive branch in its beak and is landing in the nest, where the female eagle is, with the newly hatched baby eagles. This image depicts American traditions and family values. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “United States of America”, “1/2 oz Fine Gold” and face value 25 US dollars.
The concept for the creation of the coin “American Eagle” originated in 1986 from the American congressman Ron Paul. In 1985, the US Congress passes a Gold Bill, according to which gold used for release of this coin shall originate from gold deposits, situated in the territory of USA.
The coin “American Eagle” is a legal payment method in USA and is released in the following sizes – 1 troy ounce, 1/2 troy ounces, 1/4 troy ounces and 1/10 troy ounces.
The obverse depicts the Statute of Liberty, created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It holds an olive branch in its left hand, and a torch in its right hand. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “Liberty”, and its year of release is 2015.
The reverse side depicts a couple of eagles. The male eagle carries an olive branch in its beak and is landing in the nest, where the female eagle is, with the newly hatched baby eagles. This image depicts American traditions and family values. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “United States of America”, “1 oz Fine Gold” and face value 50 US dollars.
The first release of the coin Canadian Maple leaf is in 1979, with size 1 ounce, and 999.9% pure gold. It is released by the Royal Canadian Mint in the following sizes: 1 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce, 1/10 ounce, 1/15 ounce and 1/20 ounce, and 999.9% pure gold. The design of the coin is maple tree leaf, typical for the territory of Canada. The coin Canadian Maple leaf is released not only in silver, but also in gold, platinum and palladium, and is a legal payment method in Canada.
The obverse depicts a portrait of Elizabeth II. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Elizabeth II”, face value of “5 Dollars” and year of release 2014.
The reverse side depicts maple leaf. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “Canada”, “Fine Gold 1/10 oz or pur”.
The first release of the coin Canadian Maple leaf is in 1979 with size 1 ounce and 999.9% pure gold. It is released by the Royal Canadian Mint in the following sizes 1 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce, 1/10 ounce, 1/15 ounce and 1/20 ounce, and 999.9% pure gold. The design of the coin is maple tree leaf, typical for the territory of Canada. The coin Canadian Maple leaf is released not only in silver, but also in gold, platinum and palladium, and is a legal payment method in Canada.
The obverse depicts a portrait of Elizabeth II. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Elizabeth II”, face value of “10 Dollars” and year of release – 2014.The reverse side depicts maple leaf. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Canada”, “Fine Gold 1/4 oz or pur”.
The first release of the coin Canadian Maple leaf is in 1979 with a size of 1 ounce and 999.9% pure gold. It is released by the Royal Canadian Mint in the following sizes 1 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce, 1/10 ounce, 1/15 ounce and 1/20 ounce, and 999.9% pure gold. The design of the coin is maple tree leaf, typical for the territory of Canada. The coin Canadian Maple leaf is released not only in silver, but also in gold, platinum and palladium, and is a legal payment method in Canada.
The obverse depicts a portrait of Elizabeth II. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Elizabeth II”, face value of “20 Dollars” and year of release – 2015.
The reverse side depicts maple leaf. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Canada”, “Fine Gold 1/2 oz or pur”.
The first release of the coin Canadian Maple leaf is in 1979 with a size of 1 ounce and 999.9% pure gold. It is released by the Royal Canadian Mint in the following sizes 1 ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce, 1/10 ounce, 1/15 ounce and 1/20 ounce, and 999.9% pure gold. The design of the coin is maple tree leaf, typical for the territory of Canada. The coin Canadian Maple leaf is released not only in silver, but also in gold, platinum and palladium, and is a legal payment method in Canada.
The obverse depicts a portrait of Elizabeth II. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Elizabeth II”, face value of “50 Dollars” and year of release 2015.The reverse side depicts maple leaf. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Canada”, “Fine Gold 1 oz or pur”.
The coin “American Bison” is released by the American Mint on 22.06.2006. This coin is the first coin that the American federal government has released with gold fineness 999.9 for the general public. The coin is a legal method of payment with a face value of 50 US dollars.
The obverse depicts a portrait of a man from a Native American tribe. The designer of the coin is James Earle Fraser.
The reverse side depicts the animal bison, typical for the territory of the United States of America. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “United States of America”, “1 oz 9999 Fine Gold” and face value 50 US dollars.
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