2026 New Releases

British Silver Britannia coins are a regular part of the Royal Mint’s bullion coin program. First struck in 1997, the Silver Britannia Series follows the same classic approach as the Gold Britannia Series, introduced in 1987. Coins in this series are made in several sizes, from 1/10 oz to 1 Kilo. You can now purchase 2026 1/10 oz British Silver Britannia Coins at BGASC. Highlights: Available in protective flips or tubes of 16 coins! ...Read More

Within the Chinese lunar calendar, the Year of the Fire Horse stands out as a special event that returns only once every 60 years. It appears when the Horse sign comes together with the Fire element, combining two traditional symbols that many associate with action and renewal. Collectors and fans of lunar themes often connect this year with focus, steady confidence, and a...Read More

The British Silver Britannia stands as one of the Royal Mint’s most popular silver coins. Since its launch in 1997, it has carried on the legacy of the Gold Britannia series introduced in 1987. The Silver Britannia is produced in a variety of sizes, from 1/10 oz to 1 Kilo. BGASC now offers the 2026 1/4 oz British Silver Britannia Coins for purchase online. Highlights: Ships in a plastic flip or an acrylic tube of 19 coins! 30th editi...Read More

For 2026, The Tower Mint adds a commemorative detail to its Pitcairn Islands HMS Bounty Series with a privy mark unique to the year. This special feature marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II. Every coin issued in the 2026 HMS Bounty Series includes the QEII 100 privy on the obverse, placed near the portrait of King Charles III. This detail is cons...Read More

Collectors and investors look forward to the Chinese Panda series every year. First released in 1982 for gold and 1983 for silver, this program became the first to feature new artwork with each issue. The Temple of Heaven design has stayed the same since 1982, while the panda imagery changes annually. You can now find the 2026 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coins in stock at BGASC. Highlights: Ships in acrylic capsules, trays of 30 coins, o...Read More

The Year of the Fire Horse is known as a standout cycle in the Chinese lunar calendar, often tied to strong energy and memorable symbolism. This pairing is only seen once every 60 years, happening when the Horse zodiac sign returns in the same year as the Fire element. Together, they mix the Horse’s confident, independent character with Fire’s themes of change and inte...Read More

The Horse holds a meaningful place in the Chinese zodiac and is traditionally connected to energy, independence, and steady progress. In cultures that observe the lunar calendar, Horse years are often seen as periods marked by movement, opportunity, and personal growth. Continuing its Lunar Series, the Royal Australian Mint has released a domed silver coin honoring the Yea...Read More

In 2026, the United States will commemorate 250 years since its founding, a milestone known as the semiquincentennial. This historic anniversary will be celebrated nationwide through educational programs, events, and special commemorative items. The United States Mint has marked the America250 celebration by enhancing its annual Proof American Silver Eagle with distinctive...Read More

The Year of the Fire Horse, or Hinoeuma, occurs once every sixty years when the horse year aligns with the fire element in the Chinese zodiac. Each of the five elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) cycles through the twelve zodiac animals, creating sixty distinct pairings. Right now, 2026 1 oz Proof Vanuatu Silver with Pearl Year of the Horse Coins are offered at ...Read More

The Year of the Horse occurs once every twelve years within the lunar zodiac calendar and is commonly linked to confidence, independence, and active lifestyles. This zodiac sign is often associated with periods of growth, exploration, and personal motivation. Many view the Horse year as a time to build new relationships, focus on career goals, and embrace positive change. ...Read More

Koalas are one of Australia’s most iconic animals and are instantly recognized across the globe. Known for their relaxed behavior and unique appearance, koalas also play an important role in raising awareness about environmental conservation. In 2026, the Royal Australian Mint adds another chapter to its RAM Koala Series with the release of the program’s third design. ...Read More

The koala is one of Australia’s most iconic native animals and has become a lasting symbol of the country’s wildlife. Known for its calm nature and connection to eucalyptus forests, the koala is often used to promote environmental awareness and conservation initiatives. In 2026, the Royal Australian Mint expands its RAM Koala Series with the third design release. Right...Read More

The African Wildlife Series began in 1999 with the African Elephant Series and has grown into a well-known bullion collection that updates its designs each year. These coins feature different animals in gold, silver, and platinum, giving collectors and investors new options every year. Now, 2026 1 oz Somalia Silver Elephant Coins are available at BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in individual flips, plastic tubes of 20 coins, or Monster Boxes o...Read More

The Perth Mint’s Australian Gold Kangaroo Series began in 1986, originally introduced as the Australian Gold Nugget. In 1990, the design focus shifted permanently to the kangaroo, giving the series its well-known appearance. In 2016, Perth Mint added the Silver Kangaroo BU coin, joining the gold versions as an annual release. Today, 2026 1 oz Australian Silver Kangaroo Coins are available at BGASC. Highlights: Comes with an individual f...Read More

The Horse is the seventh sign of the twelve in the Chinese zodiac and stands for energy, freedom, and confidence. Those born in Horse years are said to be lively, independent, and charming. The Horse year comes around every twelve years and is joyfully celebrated during Lunar New Year festivities throughout East Asia. Right now, 2026 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Silver Year ...Read More

The Year of the Horse is often associated with momentum, independence, and an outgoing nature. This zodiac sign emphasizes communication and cooperation, making it a period when teamwork and shared goals feel more natural. The Horse’s energetic qualities reflect a year focused on progress and steady movement forward. Currently, 2026 1 oz Australian Silver Lunar Year of t...Read More

The Year of the Fire Horse is a rare event in the Chinese lunar calendar, arriving once every 60 years when the Horse sign and the Fire element appear together. This combination is commonly associated with quick momentum and energetic change, blending the Horse’s bold character with the warmth and intensity tied to Fire. Today, 2026 1 oz Pitcairn Islands Silver Lunar Yea...Read More

The American Silver Eagle series has been a key part of US bullion history for decades, and 2026 is a standout year within the program. The United States Mint began striking these coins in 1986 with a 1 oz format containing .999 pure silver, giving buyers a dependable way to own government-backed silver. Forty years after that first release, Silver Eagles continue to be on...Read More

The 2026 American Eagle Series brings a standout year for a pair of coin programs that many buyers recognize immediately. In 2026, the American Silver Eagle and the American Gold Eagle reach their 40th anniversary, continuing a long tradition of United States Mint bullion releases that are widely collected and easy to gift. The Special Occasion Card options are designed fo...Read More

The release of the 2026 American Eagle Series marks another important chapter for the United States Mint. Both the American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle celebrate their 40th anniversary in 2026, reminding collectors why these coins remain top choices for bullion buyers. The Special Occasion Silver Eagle Series helps turn the Silver Eagle into an easy gift by pairin...Read More

A major milestone arrives for the American Eagle Series with the 2026 issue from the United States Mint. Both the American Silver Eagle and the American Gold Eagle reach their 40th year in 2026, a reminder of how long these coins have served as flagship bullion options. The Special Occasion Card program offers a convenient presentation for the Silver Eagle, making it easie...Read More

In Chinese folklore, the horse became the seventh animal in the Lunar Calendar after a race called by the Jade Emperor. Though nearly in sixth place, the horse was overtaken at the last moment and placed seventh. This is why it represents the seventh year in the 12-year cycle. BGASC now offers the 2026 2 oz Proof Burundi Silver with Jade Year of the Horse Coins. Highlight...Read More

The Tudor Beasts Series from The Royal Mint follows the Queen’s Beasts Series with a fresh collection of designs. Released in 2022, this series includes 10 coins inspired by the heraldic statues found on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court Palace. Each design represents the power and legacy of the Tudor dynasty, especially under King Henry VIII, as he worked to establish hi...Read More

Perth Mint created a charming gift idea for families welcoming a new baby in 2026. The 2026 Proof Silver Newborn Coin displays colorized images of three beloved Australian animals, each shown as a cuddly youngster. With proof finish and selective color on the reverse, the design has a clean, polished look that feels special without being overdone. Today, 2026 1/2 oz Proof ...Read More

The Horse is the seventh animal in the cycle of twelve zodiac signs in Chinese tradition, positioned after the Snake and before the Goat (or Sheep). This places the Horse in the middle region of the zodiac sequence, which repeats every twelve years. Tower Mint continues its Lunar Series for the Pitcairn Islands with its new 2026 release. Now, 2026 1/2 Gram Pitcairn Islands...Read More

According to the Lunar Calendar, 2026 is recognized as the Year of the Horse, and this specific cycle is also known as the Year of the Fire Horse. Because the Horse combines with the fire element only once every 60 years, this issue carries a theme that collectors often look for in the broader lunar series. The Year of the Fire Horse runs from February 17, 2026, through Fe...Read More

2026 is the Year of the Horse on the Lunar Calendar, and it is also known as the Year of the Fire Horse. This particular pairing happens only once every 60 years and is tied to the element of fire in both meaning and the artistic themes used for the celebration. The Year of the Fire Horse runs from February 17, 2026, to February 5, 2027. Perth Mint celebrates with a large ...Read More

Horses have long been part of human culture, offering both physical support and a sense of freedom and power. In the Chinese zodiac, the Year of the Horse marks a period of movement and achievement after times of reflection. BGASC now carries the 2026 1 oz Proof Australian Silver Lunar Horse Coin for those looking to add this design to their collection. Highlights: ...Read More

The Proof Silver Wedding Coin from the Perth Mint offers a meaningful way to commemorate a wedding year. The 2026 edition continues the series’ familiar design approach, drawing attention to the gold-colored wedding bands featured on the reverse. For couples planning a 2026 wedding, this coin serves as a thoughtful keepsake tied to an important moment. Right now, 2026 1 ...Read More

The Year of the Horse is one of the twelve animals that make up the Chinese zodiac, an ancient system that has repeated in cycles for more than two thousand years. Its origins go back to the Han Dynasty and perhaps even further into Chinese tradition. BGASC now offers the 2026 5 oz Proof Solomon Islands Silver Mother of Pearl Year of...Read More

The Austrian Mint introduced the Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin series in 1989 with options in gold, silver, and platinum. Among these, the gold series offers the broadest range of weights for investors and collectors. It has since become one of continental Europe’s most popular bullion coin programs. Right now, 2026 1/25 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins are avail...Read More

The Lunar Calendar marks 2026 as the Year of the Horse, known in this cycle as the Year of the Fire Horse. This combination occurs only once every 60 years, bringing the fire element’s symbolism together with the Horse’s long-standing traits and classic design themes. The Year of the Fire Horse begins on February 17, 2026, and continues through February 5, 2027. To hon...Read More

China’s Panda bullion series is a favorite among collectors for its fine details and new artwork each year. Since the introduction of the gold series in 1982 and the silver series in 1983, the coins have highlighted different depictions of the Giant Panda, one of China’s national treasures. The obverse remains constant with the Temple of Heaven, while the reverse changes annually. Right now, you can order 2026 1 Gram Chinese Gold Panda Coins ...Read More

The Chinese Panda series is one of the most recognized bullion collections in the world, appreciated for its creative designs and yearly updates. Since 1982 for gold and 1983 for silver, this series has connected Chinese culture with images of nature and wildlife. Collectors look forward to each annual release. Now, 2026 3 Gram Chinese Gold Panda Coins are available online from BGASC. Highlights: Coin arrives in an individual protective p...Read More

In the Chinese zodiac, the Horse is one of twelve animals connected with personality traits and yearly themes. The Horse sign is often associated with independence as well as a sense of community, leading to an interesting balance of personal freedom and social ties. Horse years are believed to bring chances for travel, learning, and broadening one’s life experiences. To...Read More

The Fire Horse appears once every sixty years in the Lunar calendar, making it one of the rarest zodiac combinations. When the Horse sign joins with the fire element, it has traditionally been linked to strong personalities and a fearless nature. This meaningful zodiac pairing is now celebrated with the 2026 1 oz Proof Niue Silver Lunar Year of the Horse Coin, available fo...Read More

The Britannia bullion series has been part of The Royal Mint’s yearly lineup since 1987, alongside the well-known Gold Sovereign. The first Britannia coins debuted in gold in various weights that same year. Now, BGASC offers the 2026 1/10 oz British Gold Britannia Coins online. Highlights: Coins arrive in plastic flips or acrylic tubes of 25! 40th year of the Gold Britannia Series! Each coin has 1/10 troy oz of .9999 pure gold in ...Read More

The Austrian Mint began the Austrian Philharmonic bullion series in 1989, offering coins in gold, silver, and platinum. Gold Philharmonics are available in the most size options, giving buyers plenty of flexibility. This series has become a favorite across Europe for both its quality and its history. BGASC is pleased to offer 2026 1/10 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins f...Read More

Since its debut in 1979, the Maple Leaf bullion series from the Royal Canadian Mint has carried portraits of Queen Elizabeth II. Her likeness appeared on the coins through 2022, the year of her passing. For this special release, the Mint presents the images of both Queen Elizabeth II and her successor, King Charles III, together on a Maple Leaf for the very first time. Now...Read More

The Royal Mint’s Tudor Beasts Series continues the legacy of the Queen’s Beasts collection. Debuting in 2022, the Tudor Beasts set includes ten unique designs, each inspired by the heraldic statues found on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court. These designs honor the symbols used by the Tudor monarchs—especially King Henry VIII—to strengthen the dynasty’s legitimacy...Read More

Some of the most collected pieces in The Perth Mint’s Lunar Series program are the special releases that come in multiple finishes. Beyond the main BU coins, The Perth Mint frequently strikes lunar designs in proof, colorized, gilded, and high-relief formats, and it sometimes combines several versions into one boxed set. The Trio Coin Set is one such option. Today, 2026 ...Read More

In 2026, the American Gold Eagle turns 40 years old, highlighting a long-running bullion series that has become a staple for gold buyers worldwide. The United States Mint launched the Gold Eagle in 1986 with four choices in weight: a 1 oz coin plus three fractional issues. The 1/10 oz Gold Eagle has consistently been the most popular of the smaller sizes, offering the same...Read More

In 2026, the American Gold Eagle celebrates its 40th anniversary, highlighting four decades of one of the United States Mint’s most trusted gold bullion coins. The series began in 1986 and quickly earned a strong reputation among buyers who wanted a U.S.-issued gold coin with enduring designs. Since its debut, the Gold Eagle has been offered in four sizes: a 1 oz coin an...Read More

When the Horse year returns in the lunar calendar, it is often seen as a time for growth, change, and ambition. This sign is linked with progress and exploration, encouraging new projects and steady advancement. The horse has long been valued for its strength and reliability, making it a fitting symbol for years of innovation and determination. BGASC now offers the 2026 Pr...Read More

Every twelve years, the Year of the Horse arrives with energy, ambition, and new beginnings. Horses have long been valued partners in work and travel, and this zodiac year honors that bond with themes of progress, teamwork, and personal achievement. Now, 2026 1/10 oz Proof Australian Gold Lunar Horse Coins are available online from BGASC. Highlights: Coin arrives e...Read More

The American Gold Eagle turns 40 in 2026. The United States Mint introduced this gold bullion series in 1986, and it has remained a top choice for gold buyers ever since. From the beginning, the program has offered four weights, made up of a 1 oz coin and three fractional sizes. The 1/10 oz Gold Eagle is the most widely collected of those smaller options. Every Gold Eagle ...Read More

The American Gold Eagle program celebrates an important anniversary in 2026, marking 40 years since the first release. The United States Mint began striking Gold Eagles in 1986, and the coins have remained the country’s most collected gold bullion series ever since. Four sizes have always been part of the program: the 1 oz coin plus three fractional options. The smallest...Read More

The year 2026 brings a milestone for the American Gold Eagle, celebrating 40 years as a long-running standard in US gold bullion. The United States Mint introduced the series in 1986 and launched it at once with four weight choices to meet different budgets and collecting styles. Along with the 1 oz coin, three fractional sizes are offered, and the 1/10 oz Gold Eagle remai...Read More

In 2026, the American Gold Eagle turns 40 years old, marking four decades as the United States Mint’s leading gold bullion coin. Since its debut in 1986, the Gold Eagle has remained a familiar choice for buyers who want a U.S.-issued gold coin. The original release included four weight options: a 1 oz coin and three fractional pieces. Over time, the 1/10 oz Gold Eagle ha...Read More

The kookaburra is an iconic Australian bird that plays an important role in the country’s culture and wildlife. Known for its loud, laughing call, the bird is often associated with the Australian bush and has been referenced in entertainment, literature, and traditional children’s songs. The kookaburra also has a long-running presence in The Perth Mint’s silver coin ...Read More

Collectors and investors look forward to the Chinese Panda bullion series each year. Since its introduction in 1982 for gold and 1983 for silver, the program has become known for its new designs released annually. While the Temple of Heaven is always shown on one side, the Giant Panda designs change each year, keeping the series fresh. Today, 2026 8 Gram Chinese Gold Panda Coins are available at BGASC. Highlights: Comes with an individual...Read More

Introduced in 2022, the Royal Mint’s Tudor Beasts Series continues the legacy of the Queen’s Beasts Series. The ten designs in this collection are inspired by the heraldic statues on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court. These figures were symbols used by the Tudor monarchs, with King Henry VIII using them to demonstrate the power and legitimacy of his rule after the Wars ...Read More

The HMS Bounty Series from the Tower Mint returns in 2026 with a special Pitcairn Islands release that includes a commemorative privy mark. Honoring the 100th anniversary of the birth of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, all 2026 coins in the series feature a QEII 100 privy mark on the obverse. This modest detail appears just to the right of the portrait of His Majesty ...Read More

First issued in 1986 as the Australian Gold Nugget, the Perth Mint’s annual gold series changed to its now-famous kangaroo design in 1990. Each year’s release brings a new artistic take on Australia’s most recognizable animal. The 2026 issue marks the 40th anniversary of the series and includes a special privy mark to celebrate the occasion. Now, 2026 1/4 oz Australian Gold Kangaroo Coins are available online from BGASC. Highlights: ...Read More

Introduced in 1989, the Austrian Philharmonic series from the Austrian Mint includes coins produced in gold, silver, and platinum. Among these, the gold series provides the greatest variety of weights for buyers. Over the decades, this series has become one of the most recognized and respected coin programs in Europe. Right now, 2026 1/4 oz Austria...Read More

The Royal Mint’s Tudor Beasts Series continues the tradition of the Queen’s Beasts Series with a new collection of designs. Beginning in 2022, this series features 10 designs inspired by the heraldic beasts found on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court. These images were used by Tudor monarchs, especially King Henry VIII, to show the strength and legitimacy of their dynast...Read More

American Gold Eagle bullion coins were first introduced by the United States Mint in 1986 and have been released every year since. The 2026 issue celebrates 40 years of the Gold Eagle program, continuing the well-known 22-karat series with the same recognizable artistry collectors and investors expect. Right now, 2026 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle Coi...Read More

American Gold Eagle bullion coins were introduced by the United States Mint in 1986 and have been released every year without a break. With the arrival of 2026 issues, the series reaches 40 consecutive years of production. The Mint is recognizing this milestone in 2026 by continuing its classic 22-karat gold offerings and bringing forward the timeless designs collectors ex...Read More

American Gold Eagle coins have been a cornerstone of US Mint bullion since their debut in 1986. The series has continued year after year, and the 2026 issue marks 40 uninterrupted years of production. In honor of that anniversary, the Mint maintains its traditional 22-karat gold format and the iconic designs that have made the Gold Eagle one of the...Read More

The American Gold Eagle coins have been a cornerstone of US bullion collecting since the United States Mint introduced them in 1986. With a new issue released each year, the program reaches its 40th anniversary in 2026. The Mint honors that milestone by continuing to strike these 22-karat gold coins with the familiar Gold Eagle designs that investors and collectors have tr...Read More

The United States Mint began issuing American Gold Eagle bullion coins in 1986, and the program has continued annually without a break. The 2026 release represents 40 consecutive years for the series, a major milestone for America’s primary gold bullion coin. To honor that anniversary, the Mint keeps the established 22-karat Gold Eagle designs in place for 2026 while hig...Read More

The United States Mint launched the American Gold Eagle bullion series in 1986, and the coins have been struck every year since. As the program reaches its 40th anniversary in 2026, the Mint is celebrating the milestone while continuing the familiar 22-karat Gold Eagles in their standard sizes. Certified 2026 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle Coins are now offered online from BGA...Read More

The Chinese Panda bullion series has been a favorite among collectors and investors since its introduction. First released in gold in 1982 and silver in 1983, the series is well known for changing its reverse design each year. The Temple of Heaven remains constant on the obverse, while the Giant Panda design brings something new annually. Today, you can find 2026 15 Gram Chinese Gold Panda Coins available at BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in ...Read More

In 2026, the United States Mint marks the 40th anniversary of the American Eagle Series with a special release of its long-standing bullion coins. The 2026 American Silver Eagle is part of this celebration and is available here in tubes containing 20 coins. Right now, you can get 2026 1 oz American Silver Eagle Tubes from BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in a protective ...Read More

Within Chinese astrology, the Horse is known for its enthusiasm, independence, and energetic spirit. As the seventh sign in the zodiac, it is linked to movement and optimism, shaping the qualities of both individuals and the year it represents. People often associate Horse years with new experiences, career progress, and personal growth. Today, 2026 1/4 oz Proof Australian...Read More

The Austrian Mint launched the Philharmonic bullion coin series in 1989, offering gold, silver, and platinum coins. The gold range includes the most weight options for buyers to consider. Today, it remains one of Europe’s leading bullion programs. Right now, 2026 1/2 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins are available at BGASC. Highlights: ...Read More

In 2026, the United States Mint celebrates four decades of American Eagle gold bullion coins. The series launched in 1986 and represented the first steady return to gold coin production at the US Mint after a long pause that dated back to 1933. Gold Eagles are not produced for circulation, but they are official U.S. legal tender and are widely coll...Read More

In 2026, the American Gold Eagle hits a 40-year mark, and the United States Mint is honoring the anniversary with its newest release. The Gold Eagle series first appeared in 1986, bringing back ongoing gold coin striking at the US Mint for the first time since 1933. These coins are not meant to circulate in everyday commerce, but they do carry legal tender status in the Un...Read More

The Platinum Britannia joined the British Britannia bullion series in 2018. Sharing the same artistic style as the gold and silver versions, it debuted in a 1 oz weight and later expanded to include a 1/10 oz option. BGASC now has the 2026 1 oz British Platinum Britannia Coin available for purchase. Highlights: Ships in a protective flip, plastic tubes of 5 to 10 coins, or boxes of 100 coins! 9th release of the 1 oz Platinum Britannia!...Read More

Launched in 1989 by the Austrian Mint, the Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin series features options in gold, silver, and platinum. The gold series offers the most weight choices, giving investors plenty of selection. Over time, this coin design has become one of Europe’s most familiar and admired. Today, 2026 1 oz Austrian Platinum Philharmonic Coins are available at B...Read More

Appearing only once every sixty years, the Year of the Fire Horse holds a unique place in the Chinese zodiac cycle. This combination is commonly associated with enthusiasm, independence, and strong forward momentum. With these themes in mind, the 2026 1 oz Colorized Australian Platinum Lunar Horse Coin is now offered online through BGASC. Highlights: Coin arrives i...Read More

Introduced in 1986 under the name Australian Gold Nugget, the Perth Mint’s Australian Gold Kangaroo Series has stood as a classic bullion option for collectors and investors alike. Following its 1990 redesign, the series has highlighted a new kangaroo design each year, representing both heritage and creativity. The series grew again in 2018 with ...Read More

The Tudor Beasts Series from The Royal Mint began in 2022 as a follow-up to the Queen’s Beasts Series. With ten designs in total, the series draws inspiration from the heraldic statues on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court. Each beast in the series highlights symbols once used by Tudor monarchs, most notably King Henry VIII, to strengthen the dynasty’s image after the Wa...Read More

Collectors look forward to each new release of the Chinese Panda bullion series. Introduced in 1982 for gold and 1983 for silver, the series stands out for its yearly design changes. The Temple of Heaven remains a consistent feature, while the panda imagery is refreshed every year, keeping the collection dynamic. Now, 2026 30 Gram Chinese Gold Panda Coins are available online at BGASC. Highlights: Coins arrive in protective plastic pouche...Read More

Koalas are widely recognized as one of Australia’s most familiar animals and are closely associated with the nation’s native environment. Their presence has long supported conservation awareness and wildlife education efforts. In 2026, the Royal Australian Mint presents the third release in its RAM Koala Series. Collectors can now find the 2026 1 oz Royal Australian Mi...Read More

The Royal Mint released The Tudor Beasts Series in 2022 as the next collection after the Queen’s Beasts Series. This series will feature ten designs inspired by heraldic statues on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court. These creatures reflect the Tudor tradition of using powerful symbols, especially King Henry VIII, who relied on them to highlight the family’s authority af...Read More

The South African Gold Krugerrand remains one of the most trusted gold coins among investors and collectors. First released in 1967, it is the world’s longest-running gold bullion coin series and is offered in 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz sizes. The 2026 1 oz South African Gold Krugerrand Coin is now available online from BGASC. Highlights: Coin arrives insi...Read More

The Perth Mint’s Australian Gold Kangaroo Series has a long history, first launched in 1986 as the Australian Gold Nugget. Since 1990, the series has featured new images of the kangaroo each year, making it one of the most collected Australian gold coins. The 2026 edition marks the 40th anniversary and includes a special privy mark to honor the milestone. Right now, 2026 1 oz Australian Gold Kangaroo Coins are available from BGASC. Highlights:...Read More

The Britannia bullion series made its debut in 1987 as a flagship offering from The Royal Mint, joining the Gold Sovereign as one of the mint’s primary annual coin programs. The Gold Britannia was the first release in this series, issued in a variety of sizes during its inaugural year. BGASC is pleased to offer the 2026 1 oz British Gold Britannia Coin. Highlights: Available in a flip, a tube of 10 coins, or a box of 100 coins! 40th ...Read More

The Year of the Horse is the seventh animal in the Chinese zodiac and is commonly associated with independence, energy, and steady progress. Individuals born during this year are often thought to be confident and outgoing, with a strong sense of determination. Right now, 1 oz Perth Mint Lunar Year of the Horse Gold Bars are available from BGASC. Highlights: Arrives...Read More

In the twelve-year Chinese zodiac, the Horse is the seventh animal and is connected to energy, freedom, and determination. People born under the Horse sign are said to be lively, self-reliant, and naturally engaging. The Year of the Horse returns every twelve years and is widely celebrated throughout East Asia during Lunar New Year. Today, 2026 1 oz Royal Australian Mint G...Read More

The American Gold Eagle bullion series turns 40 in 2026. The United States Mint first released American Eagle gold coins in 1986, bringing back gold bullion coinage for investors in four practical sizes. These coins use a 22-karat gold blend that remains unusual among modern bullion issues, featuring 91.67% gold along with copper and silver for added durability. At BGASC, 2026 1 oz American Gold Eagle Coins in certified condition are available no...Read More

The American Gold Eagle bullion series marks a major milestone in 2026 with its 40th anniversary. The United States Mint launched the American Eagle gold coins in 1986, striking them in four weights to suit a wide range of buyers, and each coin carries 22-karat gold. This mix stands out among bullion issues because it blends 91.67% gold with 5.33% copper and 3% silver, giving the coin durability and a slightly warmer tone. At BGASC, you can find ...Read More

The American Gold Eagle series marks 40 years of production in 2026. First introduced by the United States Mint in 1986, this gold bullion program has always offered four weight choices to meet different investment needs. Each coin is minted in 22-karat gold, a standard that is less common today. The alloy blend includes 91.67% gold, balanced with 5.33% copper and 3% silver, giving the coin its familiar durability and warm tone. Now, 2026 1 oz Am...Read More

The Perth Mint will launch its 2026 Lunar Series III offering with the introduction of the Year of the Horse coins. In the Chinese Zodiac, the horse is the seventh animal in the repeating 12-year cycle, and the 2026 release focuses on the Fire Horse year. Each zodiac animal appears in five distinct elemental versions throughout the larger sequence, each tied to one of the ...Read More

In 2026, the United States Mint recognizes two notable anniversary years connected to its most popular bullion coin programs. The American Eagle series reaches 40 years, and the American Gold Buffalo program turns 20. Introduced in 2006, the Gold Buffalo remains the Mint’s only annually issued 24-karat gold coin. Now, 2026 1 oz American Gold Buffalo Coins in certified co...Read More

The year 2026 is an important one for U.S. bullion collectors. It marks the 40th anniversary of the American Eagle series and the 20th anniversary of the American Gold Buffalo program. First issued in 2006, the Gold Buffalo is unique as the United States Mint’s only 24-karat gold coin struck on an annual basis. BGASC now offers 2026 1 oz American Gold Buffalo Coins in ce...Read More

The United States Mint recognizes two meaningful anniversaries in 2026 for its best-known bullion offerings. The American Eagle series turns 40, and the American Gold Buffalo reaches 20 years of production since its debut in 2006. The Gold Buffalo also remains the only 24-karat gold coin the United States Mint produces each year. Right now, 2026 1 oz American Gold Buffalo ...Read More

In the Chinese zodiac, the Year of the Horse is seen as a time for movement, progress, and new opportunities. People born under this sign are often thought to share the Horse’s independent nature, energy, and intelligence. The Perth Mint celebrates this zodiac year with the release of the 2026 1 oz Proof Australian Gold Lunar Horse Coin, now offered at BGASC. Highlights...Read More

The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, first issued in 1979, is one of the most enduring and widely known gold bullion coins in the world. Second only to the South African Krugerrand in uninterrupted release, this series has grown from a single weight option to six different choices over the years. While the 1 oz coin is still the most popular, fractional coins remain important to ...Read More

Launched in 2022, The Royal Mint’s Tudor Beasts Series expands on the popular Queen’s Beasts program with designs inspired by the heraldic statues at Hampton Court Palace. Each design reflects the symbols of the Tudor dynasty, especially those chosen by King Henry VIII to secure the family’s legacy following the Wars of the Roses. Today, BGASC offers 2026 1/4 oz Brit...Read More

First issued in 1979, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf became one of the best-known gold coins in the world. It is second in longevity only to the South African Krugerrand. Originally released in just a single size, the collection now offers six weight options. While the 1 oz coin remains the primary choice, fractional coins are also sought after by buyers. BGASC now has 2026 ...Read More

First released in 1979, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is one of the longest-running bullion coin programs in the world. Originally struck only in a 1 oz weight, the series now includes six standard sizes each year. While the 1 oz coin remains the best known, smaller fractional options like the 1/10 oz are a popular way to own gold. BGASC is offering 2026 1/10 oz Canadian Go...Read More

The Royal Mint introduced the Britannia bullion series in 1987, making it one of the mint’s most enduring annual releases, along with the Gold Sovereign. The Gold Britannia debuted in its first year in multiple weight options. BGASC now has 2026 1 oz British Gold Britannia Tubes available for purchase. Highlights: Comes with an acrylic tube! Includes 10 coins ...Read More

Introduced in 2022 by The Royal Mint, the Tudor Beasts Series follows the popular Queen’s Beasts program. Featuring ten designs, this series draws on the heraldic statues decorating the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court. These statues symbolized Tudor power, with King Henry VIII especially using them to highlight royal authority after the Wars of the Roses. Now, 2026 1 oz Bri...Read More

The South African Gold Krugerrand is one of the most iconic gold coins in the world. Introduced in 1967, it holds the distinction of being the longest-running gold bullion coin series still produced today. Available in 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz sizes, the Krugerrand remains a favorite among collectors and investors alike. Right now, 2026 1 oz South African Gold Kru...Read More

The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is one of the most recognized bullion coins available today. Since its debut in 1979, it has been issued every year, making it one of the longest-running gold coin programs in the world after the South African Krugerrand. Over time, the series has grown from one weight to six, but the 1 oz coin remains the most widely chosen. BGASC is now offer...Read More

The United States Mint’s 2026 lineup includes two major anniversaries for its signature bullion coins. This year marks 40 years for the American Eagle Series and 20 years for the American Buffalo Gold Coin, first released in 2006. BGASC now offers 2026 1 oz American Gold Buffalo Tubes for purchase. Highlights: Comes packaged in an acrylic tube! Holds 20 coins ...Read More