The 1/10 oz gold Krugerrand is undoubtedly the best-known and most widespread gold coin in the world. Furthermore it is the oldest gold coin, which is still produced. A particular feature of the Krugerrand is, that it has no nominal value and nonetheless is legal tender in the Republic of South Africa.A typical feature of this gold coin is its reddish colour. This particular colour is caused by a copper alloy, which makes the soft gold harder and more durable. This also means it has a fineness of 916,6/1000. Despite the high copper content, the fine weight of this 1/10 oz gold coin is still 3,11. Its full weight is 3,39 g and therefore it is heavier than, for example, the Maple Leaf gold coin.The obverse side shows a portrait of Paul Krüger, a former South African politician and president. Surrounding the portrait is the lettering SUID-AFRIKA and SOUTH AFRICA. The reverse side depicts the well-known motif of the springbok, which characterizes the Krugerrand. The year of mintage and the weight are shown here as well. The name “Krügerrand” is composed by the name of Paul “Krüger”, who had German ancestors, and the national currency of South Africa “Rand”. An additional benefit of the worldwide well-known Krügerrand is that you won’t have any problems reselling this coin. Making it a nearly a must-have gold coin for every investment portfolio. Investment gold is exempt from tax under § 25c UStG.

In addition to the classic gold investment coins such as Maple Leaf, Gold Eagle and Krugerrand, the Vienna Philharmonic should not be missing in any investment portfolio. Commissioned by the Austrian government, the Vienna Philharmonic has been produced by the Austrian Mint since 1989. Its rapidly increasing popularity is mainly due to the fact that the Philharmonic is the first European gold coin with a fineness of 999.9/1000. Although it also has a large following outside the European Union, its face value of 10 EURO makes it particularly popular with European investors. However, the "Wiener" has only carried this value since the introduction of the euro in 2002, as it previously carried a face value of 200 schillings. The proximity of the mint is also a plus for the Philharmoniker. The short transport routes and the fact that the Austrian Mint also maintains its own refinery ensure sufficient and fast deliveries. The Vienna Philharmonic owes its name to the famous Austrian orchestra, which is one of the best in the world. The gold coin shows the large organ of the Vienna Musikverein on the obverse. Below the organ, the weight of 1/10 oz, the fineness 999.9, the year of mintage and the face value of 10 EURO are embossed. Above you can see the embossed lettering "REPUPLIK ÖSTERREICH". On the reverse side, some musical instruments of the Philharmonic Orchestra are depicted and on the top edge, you can see the name of the orchestra and the gold coin, "WIENER PHILHAMRONIKER". Similar to the gold bullion coins above, the Vienna Philharmonic is also available in 1 oz, 1/2oz and 1/4oz sizes.Investment gold is exempt from tax under § 25c UStG.

The Canadian gold coin "Maple Leaf" is minted in gold since 1979 by the Royal Canadian Mint. The bullion coin in uncirculated quality has a fineness of 999.9/1000. On the value side of the portrait of the British royal monarch is pictured with the nominal value and the minting year. The obverse depicts the typical Canadian maple leaf, as well as the fineness and the weight of the coin.A special security feature of the coin is a laser engraved small Maple Leaf with the year of mintage in the middle.The motive remains the same every year. The gold coin "Maple Leaf" we offer in denominations of 1/20 oz, ¼ oz, ½ oz and 1 oz and it is one of the best-known bullion coins in the world of fine gold.We also provide the "Maple Leaf" in silver, platinum and palladium.Investment gold is exempt from tax under § 25c UStG.