US Mint American Eagle and Buffalo Bullion Coins A dynamic shift in pricing for US gold and platinum collector coins is underway, according to a United States Mint notice published Tuesday by the Federal Register, which is the official ...

Fewer and fewer 2008-dated bullion collector coins remain. Only the American Eagle gold and silver uncirculated coins and the 1/10 ounce gold proof eagle are still sold by the Mint. The one-half ounce American Eagle Gold Proof, ...

Effective January 12, 2009, the United States Mint will commence selling numismatic products containing American Eagle Gold and Platinum Coins, American Buffalo Gold Coins, First Spouse Gold Coins, and the 2009 United States Mint Ultra ...

The Singapore Mint on Saturday launched a series of commemorative Lunar Ox coins struck in cupro-nickel, silver, and gold. The coins celebrate the 2009 Chinese New Year or "Year of ...

However, one-half ounce, one-quarter ounce, and one-tenth ounce 22-Karat American Eagle Gold Bullion coins are still available to authorised purchasers and are in stock at the United States Mint. In addition, one-ounce American Buffalo ...

The Gold Buffalo is the first United States gold bullion coin minted in .9999 fine (24 karat) gold. By comparison, the American Gold Eagle is minted in 22 karat gold. The coins were first issued in 2006 in both uncirculated and proof ...

Two US Mint gold coins have sold out since the Mint sales figures were reported last Thursday. The proof American Eagle Gold Four-Coin Set went late last week and the ...

The CoinNews collector tool page US Mint Collector Bullion Coins has the latest coin premiums over bullion spots and sales figures for all major American Eagle and American Buffalo products. Subscribe to CoinNews | Get Coin News by ...

Many countries offer coins for sale as legal tender. The South African Krugerrand, the Canadian Maple Leaf, the American Eagle, the American Buffalo, and the Australian Nugget are popular means to the purchase of gold bullion. ...

The U.S. Mint was unable to get enough gold blanks from suppliers to match demand, Mint spokesman Michael White said. In late September, when a massive bailout for the nation’s biggest banks failed, sales of the American Buffalo coin ...