The Most Popular Coins of Monex

The Monex company has been in business for 40 years, which means they are a knowledgeable source when it comes to bullion coins.  No matter if you want to invest in gold, silver, platinum or even palladium, you can find them all available with this trustworthy company.  Here is an alphabetical listing of some of the most popular coins.

1.  Gold
The Australian Gold Nugget Coin is .9999% fine and comes in one-twentieth of an ounce size all the way up to one kilogram in size.  These coins were first minted in 1986 and are still in production today.  The Austria Philharmonic coin is .9999% fine and comes in one-tenth to one full troy ounce size.  The Canadian Maple Leaf Coin is .9999% fine and comes in one-twentieth of an ounce size all the way to 100-kilo size.  The Mexican Libertad is .999% pure and comes in one-twentieth ounce size to one full troy ounce size. The United States Gold Eagle coin is .9999% pure and comes in one-tenth ounce size to one full troy ounce size.  These coins were first minted in 1986.  These are some of the most popular gold coins around the world for both collectors and investors.  Many of them come not only in bullion versions but also in proof versions and uncirculated versions for those that like to collect.  The Monex company can help you decide which coins are right for your purposes, as they provide a large variety of coins at low premium prices.

2.  Palladium
The Palladium Canadian Maple Leaf coin is .9995% pure and comes in one-ounce size.  This coin was first minted in 2005 and ceased production after 2009.  Palladium is one of the newest metals to be used for official coinage.  The Canadian Maple leaf coin is a rarity as it is one of the only ones to be official bullion coins.  The United States currently is deciding on whether or not to issue a Palladium American Eagle coin, but it has yet to be decided.

3.  Platinum
Monex offers the Australian Platinum Koala, which is .9995% pure and ranges in size from one-twentieth of an ounce to one full troy ounce in size.  The Australian Platinum Platypus is .9995% pure and comes in one troy ounce size.  The Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf is .9995% pure and is available from one-twentieth of an ounce to one full troy ounce in size.  It ceased production after 2009.  Mexican Platinum Libertad is .999% pure and comes in quarter-ounce size.  The United States Platinum Eagle coin is .9995% pure and comes in one-tenth ounce to one full troy ounce size.  Platinum has been gaining momentum as an investment metal, and the minting of all of these coins show just how popular it is becoming.  Official platinum bullion coins help you to ensure you are getting not only the correct percentage and weight of platinum, but that they are also collectible and easily recognizable pieces.

4.  Silver
The Australian Silver Kookaburra is .999% fine and comes in one-ounce size up to one kilogram in size.  These coins were first minted in 1990 and are still in production today.  The Austrian Silver Philharmonic coins are .999% pure and come in one troy ounce size.  Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin is .9999% pure and comes in half ounce and one full troy ounce size.  The United States America the Beautiful coins are .999% pure and come in five troy ounce size.  They were first minted in 2010 and are still in production today.  The United States Silver Eagle coins are .999% pure and are one troy ounce in size.

Silver is only beaten by gold when it comes to popularity.  Some collectible silver coins have come up to auction, such as the 1794 Flowing Hair dollar, which actually surpassed the highest priced gold coins on auction to date.  Silver coins are a good choice for investors and collectors alike.

There you have it, an alphabetical list of some of the most popular coins in gold, palladium, platinum and silver to date.  Contact the Monex company to find out more about investing in precious metal coins.