Gold Coins**Gold**1/10 oz Gold Coins**Uncirculated 1/10 oz Gold Coins
Many of the world’s leading mints offer popular gold bullion collections with a 1/10 oz option. For investors, the ability to keep buying gold in times of fluctuating prices is critical to maintaining a balanced portfolio and investing in safe-haven metals. Explore some of the uncirculated 1/10 oz gold options available at JM Bullion.
With its historic image of Lady Liberty on the obverse, the American Gold Eagle has been a staple of the gold industry for decades. Since its 1986 introduction, the Gold Eagle has offered a BU 1/10 oz Gold Coin each year.
The Royal Canadian Mint’s Gold Maple Leaf Series debuted in 1979. Though it originally offered only a 1 oz gold coin, as of November 1982, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf has also been available in 1/10 oz gold.
There are several sovereign mints in Europe offering 1/10 oz gold coins. These include major collections such as the British Gold Britannia, with a 1/10 oz gold coin available as of 1987, and the Austrian Gold Philharmonic, with its 1/10 oz gold coin available as of 1991.
The Perth Mint in Australia is another leader in the production of uncirculated 1/10 oz gold coins. The first such coin it offered was the 1/10 oz gold coin in the Australian Gold Nugget Series, a collection now known as the Australian Gold Kangaroo. In 1996, the debut of its first Lunar Series brought with it a 1/10 oz gold coin.
Various nations in Africa offer gold bullion coins for investors, with 1/10 oz gold coins an important part of these collections. The South African Gold Krugerrand debuted in 1967, with a 1/10 oz gold coin added in 1980. The Somalia Gold Elephant debuted in 1999 as the Zambia Gold Elephant, and following its transition to Somalia in 2004, a 1/10 oz gold coin was later added.
As you build a flexible, affordable investment portfolio with gold coins, 1/10 oz gold is a great option. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508. We are also available to you online using our live chat and email address features. Please visit our Payment Methods page for more details on acceptable payment forms.