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We believe that buying physical precious metals should be far simpler than it often is. The range of products currently available is immense. From plain bullion and bullion coins, to numismatics, semi-numismatics, commemoratives, special editions…the list is endless. Many coins are indeed beautiful, and may be worthwhile collecting. But don't confuse collecting with investing!

Serious precious metals investors should not be distracted by all the choices. The best investments are often the simplest. You should be guided by four fundamental principles…type of product, price, liquidity and reliability of source.

Below are some of our most frequently ordered products; however, we can get our clients any commonly available bullion product.

The coins and bars pictured below are illustrative of some of the products we offer. We sell all modern bullion coins and bars. If you don’t see it below, ask for it. We can get whatever gold or silver products you require.

Click on the products below for more information.

  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Platinum/Palladium

Gold 1 oz. American Eagle

Gold 1 oz. Canadian Maple Leaf

Gold 1 oz. Australian Kangaroo

Gold 1 oz. Austrian Philharmonic

Gold 1 oz. South African Krugerand

1 oz. Gold Bar

10 oz. Gold Bar

1 Kilo Gold Bar

Gold Fractional Coins

Silver 1 oz. American Eagle

Silver 1 oz. Canadian Maple Leaf

Silver 1 oz. Austrian Philharmonic

Silver 1 oz. Rounds

10 oz. Silver Bar

100 oz. Silver Bar

90% Junk Silver Bag

Platinum 1 oz. American Eagle

Palladium 1 oz. Canadian Maple Leaf

Type of Product

We recommend that serious investors in gold and silver buy only bullion coins or bars. And within that category, buyers should stick with industry standard coins: American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, Australian Kangaroo, South African Kruggerand.

We have seen numerous companies selling exotic or commemorative coins…French, Russian, Mexican, and many others. With all the product out there it can be difficult to know if your buying the genuine article. Remember you are buying to preserve your wealth, not for beauty or romance.

In gold, we recommend buying either the 1 ounce gold coin or bar, or 10 ounce or one kilo bars. In silver, we prefer the 1 once coin, or 10 or 100 ounce bars. We also carry $1,000 face amount bags of "Junk Silver.”

Naturally, we have have the ability to deal in almost any coin or bar that are commonly traded. While we recommend certain types of products, we would be happy to offer any item that our clients prefer.

Pricing

Prices for precious metals are generally quoted as a percentage over the "spot" price. Spot is the price you see quoted on TV and Websites. It is an indication of the market only. Unless you are a mint, or trading multimillion dollar commodity contracts it is impossible to buy at spot.

Official mints turn raw gold into bars and coins, add a few percent for profit and overhead, and sell to a handful of wholesale dealers, which typically buy billions of dollars per year from the mints. The wholesalers add an amount for their risk, overhead and profit, and sell to large retail distributors, who deal directly with the public.

Euro Pacific Precious Metals' customers can expect to pay a price that is somewhere above the spot price and at the the low end of the range charged by retail dealers.

But price alone should not be the only consideration when purchasing precious metals. Availability of supply becomes critical during periods of rising prices and demands. Only dealers of good size and reputation may have access to the best product when you want it the most.

Why We Don't Sell Numismatic Coins

We have nothing against collecting numismatic coins. Many are indeed beautiful, and have wonderful historic provenance. We think that, for two critical reasons, numismatic coins generally make for poor investments.

First is the mark-ups or commissions. It is not uncommon to see mark-ups of 20 to 35% on numismatic coins. That means that the underlying value of the coin may have to appreciate by 35% before you break even on a sale.

Would you buy a stock if your broker charged you a commission of 35%? We have our roots in the securities industry, where commissions are far lower, which is why we do not sell numismatic coins.

In addition, liquidity may be severely limited for little known, unusual or exotic coins. Unless the dealer has an immediate need for the coin you purchased, he may be reluctant to repurchase it from you. At that point you would be on your own to track down another buyer. Bullion coins are a fungible commodity for which there is always a ready, liquid, and transparent global market.

Reliability and Integrity

Integrity and reliability cannot be taken for granted. The precious metals field is completely unregulated. Dealers of dubious reputation are not uncommon, as are investing schemes that sound good, but are often rigged to bilk unsuspecting buyers.

In times of economic uncertainty, shady operators take advantage of the urgent and emotional demand for precious metals by jumping into the marketplace. In such an environment it is incumbent on the consumer to only do business with trustworthy companies.

Peter Schiff is Chief Executive Officer and Principle Owner of Euro Pacific Precious Metals. Over the years Peter has developed a sterling reputation as a no nonsense straight shooter who zealously guards his public image.

Time and again he has shown his integrity by telling the truth, even if it costs him popularity or pecuniary benefit. His specific goal with Euro Pacific Precious metals is to bring honesty, integrity and fair pricing to the business.

Liquidity

Liquidity is an important factor often overlooked by many investors. There will come a time when you will want to sell. Ready, accessible, worldwide markets exist for the well known coins.

Liquidity presupposes a fast and efficient market, which may not exist for so for many of the numismatic and exotic coins that are offered these days. Often, the only buyer for your coins may be the dealer from whom you bought them. Not a healthy situation.

One ounce gold coins and bars, from well known mints are very liquid, and have ready markets anywhere in the world. Likewise, one ounce silver coins, or 10 or 100 ounce bars.

Euro Pacific Precious Metals stands ready to make a two way street in precious metals products. We stand behind everything that we sell, and are happy to buy-back any gold or silver product purchased from us.

We are also interested in buying products purchased from other firms. There is no commission when we repurchase coins or bars.

Gold 1 oz. American Eagle

The 22-karat American Gold Eagle is the official bullion coin of the United States. It was first introduced by the U.S. Mint in 1986. The coin bears images of the eagle and Lady Liberty. The coin's weight and content are guaranteed by the Government of the United States of America. WE ALSO CARRY FRACTIONAL AMERICAN GOLD EAGLES IN 1/2, 1/4, AND 1/10TH OF AN OUNCE denominations.

Gold 1 oz. Canadian Maple Leaf

The Royal Canadian Mint started producing the Maple Leaf in 1979, and has since become one of the world's most popular pure bullion coins. Trusted for its purity (the first coin to ever reach a purity of .9999 fine) and admired for its design, this coin is legal tender in Canada. WE ALSO CARRY FRACTIONAL MAPLE LEAFS IN 1/2, 1/4, AND 1/10TH OF AN OUNCE denominations.

Gold 1 oz. Australian Kangaroo

The 24-karat Austrailian Gold Kangaroo is the official fine bullion coin of Western Austrailia, produced by the Perth Mint. Introduced in 1986, the Kangaroo has had its design change each year since 1989. The rounds produced by the Perth Mint to produce these coins are purchased by other mints around the world for their quality and fineness. The Australian Kangaroo comes in 1, ½, ¼, 1/10, and 1/20 troy oz sizes.

Gold 1 oz. Austrian Philharmonic

The Vienna Philharmonic is a 24-karat bullion coin with a design that has made it a bestseller. Created by the Austrian Mint, the coin is named and designed to showcase the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, one of the world's best musical ensembles. Originally denominated in schillings, the Philharmonic is currently the only bullion coin denominated in euros.

Gold 1 oz. South African Krugerand

One of the first modern bullion coins, the 22-karat South African Krugerrand was introduced in 1967 as a vehicle for privately owning gold. Fabricated by the South African Mint Company, the Krugerrand is one of the most widely held bullion coins in the world.

1 oz. Gold Bar

Euro Pacific Precious Metals offers a wide range of the finest gold bars that are commonly accepted in global markets. These bars are produced in .9999 fine gold by a number of refiners including the Perth Mint, Credit Suisse, and the Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux (PAMP of Switzerland).

10 oz. Gold Bar

Euro Pacific Precious Metals offers a wide range of the finest gold bars that are commonly accepted in global markets. These bars are produced in .9999 fine gold by a number of refiners including the Perth Mint, Credit Suisse, and the Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux (PAMP of Switzerland).

1 Kilo Gold Bar

Euro Pacific Precious Metals offers a wide range of the finest gold bars that are commonly accepted in global markets. These bars are produced in .9999 fine gold by a number of refiners including the Perth Mint, Credit Suisse, and the Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux (PAMP of Switzerland).

Gold Fractionals

Gold American Eagle and Canadian Maple Leaf coins are also produced in sizes less than one full ounce. These are called "Fractionals." They come in sizes of 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce, and 1/10th of an ounce. Their appearance is exactly the same as the full 1 once size. Many people like "Fractionals" since their value is significantly less than the 1 ounce coin, and could be useful in barter transactions.

Silver 1 oz. American Eagle

The silver Eagle is the U.S. Mint's 1 oz silver bullion coin, and has been produced since 1986. These .999 fine silver coins come packaged in tubes of 20 coins each, with 25 tubes to a 'monster box' of 500 coins.

Silver 1 oz. Canadian Maple Leaf

Since 1988, the Royal Canadian Mint has been striking 1 oz silver Maple Leaf bullion coins. It is the purest silver bullion coin at .9999 fine. These coins come in tubes of 25 coins each, with 20 tubes to a 'monster box' of 500 coins.

Silver 1 oz. Austrian Philharmonic

The silver Philharmonic has been minted since 2008, to meet the high demand for a silver bullion coin and to match the successful gold Philharmonic. It is produced by the Austrian Mint.

Silver 1 oz. Rounds

Silver Rounds are one of the least expensive ways to own silver in small denominations. They are not legal tender of any country, as are coins like American Eagles or Canadian Maple Leafs.

Each round is 1 ounce of pure .999 silver. Many investors prefer keeping a portion of their precious metals holdings in rounds, as they concentrate a relatively small amount of value in easily tradeable form. May be excellent in barter transactions.

10 oz. Silver Bar

Euro Pacific Precious Metals offers a wide range of the finest silver bars that are commonly accepted in global markets. These bars are produced in .999+ fine silver by a number of refiners including Englehard, Academy, and NTR.

100 oz. Silver Bar

Euro Pacific Precious Metals offers a wide range of the finest silver bars that are commonly accepted in global markets. These bars are produced in .999+ fine silver by a number of refiners including Johnson Matthey, Englehard, and Academy.

90% Junk Silver Bag

Bags of U.S. circulating legal tender coins (dimes, quarters, half-dollars) containing 90% silver are traded based on silver weight. Most junk silver bags contain $1,000 face value of the coins and a "90% bag" may contain 10,000 dimes, 4,000 quarters or 2,000 half-dollars or a mixture of dimes, quarters or halves that total $1,000 face value. All "90% coins" are pre-1965 because prior to 1965, all U.S. dimes, quarters and half-dollars were struck from an alloy containing 90% silver and 10% copper. After, the alloy was reduced to 40% silver. Currently, the mint does not use silver in today's coinage. Our $1000 face value bags contain roughly 715 troy oz of silver. Junk silver also comes in $500 face value bags.

Platinum 1 oz. American Eagle

The platinum Eagle is the U.S. Mint's 1 oz platinum bullion coin. These .9995 fine platinum coins are available, but are not produced today. The coin's purity and content are guaranteed by the US Government.

Palladium 1 oz. Canadian Maple Leaf

The palladium Maple was minted by the Royal Canadian Mint between 1988 and 2002. It is minted in .9995 palladium, and bears a similar design to its gold and silver counterparts.