Gold rounds can be an accessible way to start investing in Gold. Secondary Market Gold rounds require a lower investment per round but still contain at least .999 fine Gold. Each Gold round contains 1/2 gram of Gold and is stamped with its exact Gold weight and fineness. The price of a Gold round depends on the spot price of Gold at the time of purchase, but the price of a 1/2 gram Gold round or bar is a more affordable entry point for Gold investors.

Monarch Precious Metals commemorates a favorite childhood toy as well as their very popular Silver stacking blocks, now in .9999 fine pure Gold presented in a decorative wooden box for display.

This Gold bar contains 1/2 gram of .9999 fine Gold and comes in sealed, tamper-evident packaging featuring green lucky clover imagery, making a great gift for someone in need of good luck!

This 2017 Canada 1/2 oz Platinum coin honors the War of 1812. This is part of the Royal Canadian Mint's commemorative series.

Great Neptune! Here comes the fourth release in the Justice League series available exclusively at Rochbullions.  This issue features the master of the seas, Aquaman! This 1 oz Gold coin has a limited mintage of only 150.

Celebrate the Christmas season with a unique gold coin to mark the occasion. Join us in our annual holiday tradition of releasing a new coin in our Mickey Mouse Christmas bullion series. Grow your collection and commemorate the season!

Large gold bars are an easy way to own gold, as you can acquire more gold with just one purchase. These .9999 fine gold bars feature The Perth Mint's beautiful craftsmanship, for which they are known around the world

These 10 oz Gold bars hold an elegant and modern design with a mirrorlike finish. Coming from the historic Valcambi refiner, these exceptional quality Gold bars are an effective way to enhance your portfolio.

This 1/200th oz .9999 fine Gold Dia De Los Muertos Rose Skull themed round is art in a capsule. These hand made highly detailed rounds at this size allows anyone to add to their unique gold collection easily!

Following the issue of Salt Mining and Salt Trading, The White Gold of Hallstatt reaches its spiritual climax in the form of Beliefs and Rituals.

In addition to the ability to create a rich and thriving culture based on the mining of salt, the people of the Hallstatt culture boasted other skills. The traces of those skills were discovered by mine operator Johann Georg Ramsauer in 1846, when he came across a burial ground near the Hallstatt salt mine. The valuable burial objects he uncovered are not only evidence of the prosperity and high social status of those buried there, but also of the religious and spiritual world of the Hallstatt culture. Displaying a high degree of technical expertise in their manufacture, the burial objects include elaborate bronze vessels containing food and drink that were intended to nourish the deceased on their journey to the afterlife. The ornate depictions of people with which they are often decorated include scenes of festivities as well as cremations. Waterfowl such as ducks and swans seem to play a special role. They were regarded as a symbol of the divine as, unlike humans at the time, they were able to move on land, in water and the air.