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The image on the obverse of the 1 oz. Gold American Eagle common date coins is of Lady Liberty walking towards a rising sun with the capital in the background. She holds aloft her torch of freedom as her hair and gown billow around her. This beautiful image was originally designed by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens and was used on the Gold Double Eagle starting in 1907. Before the design was reused for the 1 oz. American Gold Eagle, it was updated. The original Saint-Gaudens design had only...

The 2016 1 oz. Gold Canadian Maple Leaf coin?s design makes it easier than ever to recognize as authentic. The Canadian maple leaf in the center of the reverse would have always been difficult for fraudulent sellers to duplicate. The intricate details of the leaf can be checked against a reference very quickly to determine if the design is as it should be. Now, the coin is even more secure. The 2016 Canada 1 oz. Maple Leaf has a radial pattern of lines that surround both obverse and reverse...

The 2016 1 oz. Gold American Buffalo is a newer example of the coin that was first released in 2006. Although the Gold American Eagle is often considered first as American bullion, the Gold Buffalo is quite different and has its own advantages. The Gold American Buffalo, in 2016 as in all years since 2006, is a .9999 fine gold bullion coin. As such, it is far more popular with investors on the global market who are mainly interested in pure gold content. While it has been around for fewer...

GMRgold is partnering with Tank Machine, a charismatic activist for U.S. Veterans? causes, to offer the 1 oz. Copper Tank Machine Challenge Copper Coin. Tank is committed to helping these honorable people return to civilian life in the most positive way possible. The coin itself is a tribute to the men and women who have served America in combat situations. The obverse is a design based on the American flag, with Tank Machine?s name above and his motto War On below. The reverse shows Tank?s...

Pete Rose is making another spectacular appearance ? just as he always did as a Major League player ? on GMRgold?s exclusive 1 oz. Silver Pete Rose Hit King Coin. Rose earned the name Hit King when he surpassed the previous record for number of hits during a Major League career. By the time he left baseball, he had made 4,256 hits, a record that still stands in Major League play. This .999 Fine Silver coin honors Rose and helps his organization Hit King Academy provide baseball education...