New Arrivals

The American Platinum Eagle series made its debut in 1997 with the release of both Brilliant Uncirculated and Proof coins, following the same structure used for the Gold and Silver Eagle programs. From the very beginning, the Proof Platinum Eagle offered something different. Rather than using a single reverse design, the Proof coins ...Read More

While the Somalia Elephant may be the most familiar coin in the African Wildlife Series, it’s not the only one with annual design changes. The Somalia Leopard has had its own line of releases since 2018, each with a new image on the reverse. BGASC is proud to offer the 2025 1 Kilo Somalia Silver African Wildlife Leopard Coin as part of this exciting series. Highlights: ...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

The zodiac calendar developed from early astronomical studies in ancient Babylon during the 5th century BCE. At that time, scholars divided the sun’s visible path across the sky into twelve equal parts. Greek astronomers later expanded on this idea by associating each segment with specific constellations and symbolic meanings. PAMP Suisse reflects this historical system ...Read More

The origins of the zodiac calendar can be traced back to ancient Babylon in the 5th century BCE, where astronomers first divided the sun’s apparent path through the sky into twelve equal segments. This system was later refined by Greek thinkers, who associated each segment with recognizable constellations and mythological themes. PAMP Suisse honors this historical framew...Read More

The zodiac calendar dates back to ancient Babylon around the 5th century BCE, when astronomers began organizing the sky into twelve equal divisions. These divisions followed the ecliptic, the visible path of the sun throughout the year. Greek scholars later expanded this system by associating each section with constellations and symbolic figures. PAMP Suisse pays tribute t...Read More

Nebü provides a distinctive option for those looking to add gold bullion in a more flexible form. Operating from South Africa, the company specializes in crafting 24-karat gold jewelry that meets bullion-grade standards while offering the benefit of wearability. Rather than keeping gold limited to storage, this collection allows investors to own pieces that can be both enjoyed and preserved. With offerings that include bangles, charms, cuff link...Read More

Investors interested in adding gold to their collection in a different form can consider jewelry-grade bullion from Nebü. Based in South Africa, Nebü creates 24-karat gold pieces that meet the expectations of bullion buyers while offering a functional design meant to be worn. Rather than keeping gold stored away, these items allow owners to enjoy their investment in daily life. Nebü offers a variety of designs, including pendants, rings, bangl...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

The creation of the United States Marine Corps dates to November 10, 1775, when the Second Continental Congress formed two battalions of Continental Marines to assist the Navy during the American Revolution. The US Mint continues to honor America’s service branches through the Armed Forces Privy Series, which includes the Proof American Silver Eagle with designs celebrat...Read More

On November 10, 1775, the Second Continental Congress created the United States Marine Corps, forming two battalions of Continental Marines to assist the Continental Navy during the Revolutionary War. The US Mint honors this iconic branch through its Armed Forces Privy Series, including a Proof American Silver Eagle featuring the Marine Corps’ Eagle, Globe, and Anchor em...Read More

The history of the United States Marine Corps begins on November 10, 1775, when the Second Continental Congress voted to establish two battalions of Marines to serve with the Continental Navy. These early forces played an essential role during the Revolutionary War, laying the groundwork for centuries of Marine Corps service. The US Mint honors that legacy through its Arme...Read More

Created on November 10, 1775, by a resolution of the Second Continental Congress, the United States Marine Corps began with two battalions of Continental Marines supporting the Continental Navy during the American Revolution. Continuing its Armed Forces Privy Series, the US Mint releases the Proof American Silver Eagle with a special...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

The American Eagle Series celebrates a major moment in 2026 with a release from the United States Mint that marks a full 40 years for two of its best-known coins. First issued in 1986, the American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle both reach their 40th anniversary with the 2026 editions. The Special Occasion Silver Eagle Series adds a convenient gifting format, pairing...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

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

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

“Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror,” the 1922 German silent film directed by F.W. Murnau, is widely viewed as a cornerstone of horror film history. This release honors the classic movie with an antique polish and selective color effects. Today, 2025 1 oz Antique Silver Niue Silver Film Nosferatu Coins are available from BGASC. Highlights: Comes with a presentatio...Read More

The Ace of Hearts is widely recognized as a symbol tied to emotional honesty, love, and personal connection. In card symbolism, it reflects sincere emotions, happiness, and emotional clarity. Often associated with positive emotional beginnings, the Ace of Hearts represents moments of connection and heartfelt expression. This design introduces the Deck of Destiny Series. Th...Read More

The Proof American Platinum Eagle Coin is a unique offering from the United States Mint and the only American Eagle series known for rotating designs on one side. From 1997 through 2017, most releases introduced a new reverse design each year. In 2018, the Mint shifted this concept to the obverse, debuting new front-facing designs an...Read More

For centuries, roses have stood for romance, and their link to Valentine’s Day comes from a mix of mythology and old-fashioned flower traditions. In Roman lore, roses were connected to Venus, the goddess of love, and red roses became a sign of deep devotion. If you’re looking for a gift that lasts longer than a bouquet, a rose-inspired silver bar is a thoughtful way to...Read More

The zodiac calendar dates back to ancient Babylon in the 5th century BCE, when early scholars divided the ecliptic—the sun’s path across the sky—into twelve equal sections. Greek astronomers later adopted this structure and paired each division with constellations and mythological symbolism. PAMP Suisse reflects this long-standing tradition through its Zodiac Series ...Read More

The zodiac calendar was first developed in ancient Babylon during the 5th century BCE, when early astronomers divided the sun’s visible path into twelve equal portions. Greek scholars later expanded on this idea by associating each section with a constellation and its mythology. PAMP Suisse recognizes these ancient traditions with its Zodiac Series of fractional gold bar...Read More

The zodiac calendar originated in ancient Babylon during the 5th century BCE, when early astronomers divided the ecliptic, or the sun’s visible path across the sky, into twelve equal parts. Greek thinkers later expanded this system by linking each section to a constellation and its associated myths. PAMP Suisse incorporates this historic structure into its Zodiac Series ...Read More

The zodiac calendar originated in ancient Babylon around the 5th century BCE, where early astronomers divided the ecliptic, the sun’s visible path across the sky, into twelve equal sections. Greek scholars later refined the system by connecting each segment with constellations and mythological figures. PAMP Suisse recognizes this shared history through its Zodiac Series ...Read More

The zodiac calendar originated in ancient Babylon during the 5th century BCE, when astronomers began dividing the sun’s visible path into twelve equal sections. Greek scholars later refined this system, connecting each division to constellations and figures from mythology. PAMP Suisse reflects this long-standing tradition through its Zodiac Series of fractional gold bars...Read More

The history of the zodiac calendar dates back to ancient Babylon in the 5th century BCE, when early astronomers divided the ecliptic—the apparent path of the sun—into twelve equal sections. This framework later spread to Greece, where each division became associated with constellations and mythological figures. Drawing from this shared history, PAMP Suisse created its ...Read More

The origins of the zodiac calendar can be traced to ancient Babylon in the 5th century BCE, when astronomers divided the sun’s visible path across the sky into twelve equal portions. This early framework was later refined by Greek scholars, who connected each portion to specific constellations and mythological figures. PAMP Suisse reflects this shared heritage through it...Read More

The roots of the zodiac calendar can be traced back to ancient Babylon in the 5th century BCE. During this time, early astronomers divided the sun’s path across the sky into twelve equal sections to track seasonal changes. Greek scholars later adopted this system and linked each section to specific constellations and mythological symbols. PAMP Suisse honors these traditi...Read More

The bald eagle has become a lasting symbol of the United States, recognized for its white head and tail, dark feathers, and wide wings that can stretch more than seven feet. Early American leaders chose the bald eagle as a national emblem because they admired the bird’s presence and the qualities they felt represented the nation’s values. Now, 2026 1/1000 oz Samoa Gold Eagle Coins are available for purchase at BGASC. Highlights: Coin ...Read More

Birthdays offer a moment to pause and appreciate another year of life while spending time with the people who mean the most to us. If you want a keepsake that says Happy Birthday in a simple and memorable way, the 2026 Colorized Australian Happy Birthday Coin from Perth Mint is a great choice. Now, 2026 1/2 oz Proof Colorized Australian Happy Birthday Silver Coins are avai...Read More

The Seven Deadly Sins are commonly described in Christian teaching as major vices that can influence a person’s choices and lead to other forms of harmful behavior. The traditional seven include pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, and sloth. Gluttony is often explained as overindulgence, especially when consumption goes past what is necessary or sensible. Currentl...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

Winnie the Pooh first appeared on December 24, 1925, in a story published in London’s Evening News by author A.A. Milne. The character was inspired by a stuffed bear owned by Milne’s son, Christopher Robin. That bear was named after Winnipeg, a Canadian black bear from the London Zoo, along with “Pooh,” the name of a swan the...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

The origins of the zodiac calendar date back to ancient Babylon around the 5th century BCE, when early astronomers divided the sun’s visible route across the sky into twelve equal sections. Greek thinkers later adopted and expanded this structure by associating each division with constellations and symbolic figures. This time-tested concept continues today through releas...Read More

Mexico’s Gold Libertad coins are released in both bullion and collectible formats. While Proof Gold Libertads have been a regular option since 2004, the Mexican Mint expanded the lineup in 2018 with a Reverse Proof version in 1 oz and 1/2 oz weights. BGASC now offers the 1 oz Reverse Proof Mexican Gold Libertad Coins online. Highlights: Coins arrive in protective...Read More

African lions are the second-largest big cats and are native mostly to sub-Saharan Africa, with a smaller population living in India’s Gir Forest. These predators do best in open regions such as savannas and grasslands where they can hunt larger animals. The World’s Wildlife Series continues with its seventh issue, featuring a young lion cub as the main design. Right n...Read More

The Perth Mint's iconic Lunar Series has delighted precious metal enthusiasts since its debut in 1996. Now you can own a randomly selected 1/4 oz Australian Lunar Gold Coin from this renowned collection when you order from BGASC. With 1/4 oz coins issued every year, the possibilities are endless. Order yours now from BGASC. Highlights: Presented in a capsule! Pa...Read More

Germania Mint is recognized for producing detailed silver rounds that reflect mythology, symbolism, and traditional folklore. The Witchcraft Series, introduced in 2023, highlights women connected to folk practices and spiritual traditions found in Germanic mythology. The second release in the series features the Herbalist, a character known for her close relationship with ...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 Lady of Justice is a timeless symbol that traces back to ancient mythology, beginning with the Greek Titaness Themis and later the Roman personification known as Justitia. Themis represented divine order and lawful balance and was often portrayed as an advisor to Zeus. PAMP Suisse carries this long-standing tradition forward with its Lady of Justice bullion bar. Today,...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 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 Norse Gods Series of bullion bars is produced through a partnership between The Royal Mint and Germania Mint. Every bar is housed in sealed card packaging for easy handling and storage. The Royal Mint distributes these bars in the UK, while Germania Mint offers them to customers in other regions. The third release in this series highlights Loki, the well-known trickste...Read More

The Norse Gods Series of bullion bars is a joint release from The Royal Mint and Germania Mint. Each bar is enclosed in its own sealed card, with The Royal Mint managing distribution in the UK and Germania Mint overseeing sales in global markets. The third design in this series highlights Loki, the well-known trickster from Norse mythology. Right now, 10 oz The Royal Mint ...Read More

Germania Mint continues to stand out for silver collections that bring Germanic myth to life through detailed artwork. The Witchcraft Series, introduced in 2023, focuses on women connected to witchcraft traditions and how they appear in legend. The second release in the series honors the Herbalist. Right now, 2025 1 oz Germania Mint Witchcraft Herbalist Silver Rounds are a...Read More

Disney’s Renaissance era, covering roughly the decade from 1989 to 1999, is known for bringing the studio back with a lineup of animated movies that became household favorites. New Zealand Mint is marking that time with a Disney Renaissance Trading Set that offers six different tiers of coins, including a rare 1:1 possibility featuring a 24-karat gold coin with its own s...Read More

Queen Elizabeth II was born on April 21, 1926, in London as Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York, who later became King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Issued in tribute to what would have been Her Late Majesty’s 100th birthday in 2026, this proof silver coin pairs a commemorativ...Read More

Germania Mint continues to stand out for creative silver releases inspired by Germanic myths and traditional folklore. Debuting in 2023, the Witchcraft Series takes a closer look at women and the roles they were thought to play in the practice of witchcraft in Germanic culture. The second design in this lineup features the Herbalist....Read More

The Christian cross is now recognized across the world, but it was not always used openly by early believers. After the crucifixion of Jesus Christ—commonly dated to about 30-33 CE under Roman authority—the cross was tied to a brutal form of punishment. Because of that association, many early Christians avoided using it as a public symbol. Over the centuries, however, ...Read More

Theodore Roosevelt built his love for the outdoors during his years in the Dakota Badlands, and those experiences influenced the way he governed. As president, he worked hard to protect wild places, creating five national parks, 18 national monuments, and 150 national forests. Together, these actions safeguarded around 230 million ac...Read More

Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner first appeared side by side in the 1949 Looney Tunes cartoon “Fast and Furry-ous,” beginning a rivalry that has stayed popular for generations. Viewers everywhere know the routine: the coyote tries another overbuilt trap, the Road Runner zips away, and the chase resets for next time. That timeless cartoon energy is captured on the 202...Read More

Avatar: The Last Airbender remains a fan favorite thanks to its thoughtful storytelling and memorable cast. The series follows Aang, the last Airbender, who must learn to control all four elements to stop the Fire Nation and help bring balance back to the world. Right now, 2025 1 oz Proof Colorized Niue Silver Avatar The Last Airbender Foils are available from BGASC. High...Read More

Debuting in 1982, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is often remembered as the movie that brought new life to the Star Trek film series. After the first film received a lukewarm response, this sequel delivered a stronger, more character-driven adventure that fans still talk about today. The movie’s well-known theatrical poster now serves as the second and final design in t...Read More

The Year of the Fire Horse is a special combination within the Chinese zodiac that takes place only once every 60 years, blending the Horse sign with the Fire element. In anticipation of this event, Cameroon has produced a detailed collectible coin with a modern finish. This Ruthenium Black Proof release displays a dark background, s...Read More

Star Wars remains one of the most recognizable sci-fi worlds ever put on screen. The Original Trilogy first reached audiences between 1977 and 1983, and when the prequel era began in the 2000s, those earlier films were rebranded as Episodes IV through VI. Even with new stories added over time, many fans still look to the Original Tri...Read More

Among the Ojibwe (Chippewa) people, the dream catcher is called asabikeshiinh, meaning “spider,” a nod to Asibikaashi, the spider woman said to care for and protect the people. This Proof Silver Dream Catcher Coin honors that heritage and introduces a striking cut-out minting feature, leaving open spaces inside the web portion of the design. Right now, 2026 1 oz Proof ...Read More

Batman #121, published in February 1959, is a memorable Silver Age issue that highlights a time when Batman stories were colorful, imaginative, and often lighter in mood. This issue included “The Ice Crimes of Mr. Zero,” introducing the villain who later evolved into Mr. Freeze. Fans and collectors can honor that classic chapter with the 2025 3 oz Proof Niue Silver Age...Read More

Honey bees and flowering plants have grown together for millions of years, forming a relationship that supports many ecosystems across the globe. The western honey bee, Apis mellifera, began in Africa and gradually spread across Europe and Asia. European settlers later introduced the species to the Americas in the 17th century. Collectors can now enjoy a tribute to this im...Read More

New Zealand Mint continues its officially licensed Winnie the Pooh coin program with a release that celebrates one of the most recognizable duos in the tales: Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin. Created by A.A. Milne in the 1920s, Pooh’s adventures grew from the real-life inspiration of Milne’s son, Christopher Robin Milne, an...Read More

Libra, the seventh zodiac sign represented by the scales and ruling the period from around September 23 to October 22, is the only sign symbolized by an object rather than a living creature. This Libra-themed silver coin comes in a pendant capsule, so it can be worn with a necklace chain of your choice (necklace not included). Right ...Read More

American football began with round, bladder-filled balls borrowed from early rugby and soccer. Over time, the sport pushed the ball toward the longer, pointed shape we recognize today. Early footballs used inflated pig bladders covered with leather, giving rise to the well-known term “pigskin.” Now, BGASC is offering the 2025 2 oz Antique Samoa Silver Touch Down Coins....Read More

Anchors have supported sailors and ships for thousands of years, with early examples showing up in societies dating back to around 2000 BCE. These early devices were often made from large stones with carved openings, later replaced by wooden structures weighted with stone or metal to improve their stability. Today, collectors can enjoy a tribute to that long maritime histo...Read More

The Phoenix Arch Blade is a longtime fantasy idea, described as a weapon shaped from a phoenix’s wing and curved into a sharp arc. Within these stories, the contrasting sides of the phoenix—destruction and renewal—are often reflected in the blade’s form. One wing becomes a cutting surface, while the other stands for rebirth. Today, 2.5 oz Phoenix Arcblade Silver Bars are available at BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in a custom capsule ...Read More

Known in different traditions as Cen or Kaunan, the Kenaz rune is an ancient symbol from early Germanic alphabets. Within the Elder Futhark system, it has an angular design that looks like a tilted flame or an open angle (<). Right now, 1 oz Antique Germania Mint Kenaz Rune Cast Silver Bars are available at BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in a minimalist presentation...Read More

Bigfoot, often called Sasquatch, is a well-known legend tied to forests across North America, especially the Pacific Northwest. While stories about the creature became popular in the mid-20th century, Indigenous cultures in the region have shared similar accounts for many years. This 3 oz Antique Finish Bigfoot Silver Statue by Gold Spartan offers a creative and straightfo...Read More

The “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada” sign has been greeting visitors for decades and remains one of America’s most famous landmarks. Designed by Betty Willis in 1959, the sign’s diamond shape and starburst design shine with vivid lights and retro charm. You can celebrate this classic piece of Americana with a shaped si...Read More

Since the early 1900s, human silhouette targets have been used to train shooters to improve their aim and focus on vital areas. Over time, these targets changed from simple shapes to lifelike outlines for more realistic practice. The THUG-QT target featured on this rectangular coin captures that same training concept. BGASC now offers the 2026 2 oz Proof Niue Silver THUG-Q...Read More

Scorpio, the eighth zodiac sign, runs from October 23 to November 21. Associated with depth, self-control, and emotional power, Scorpios are guided by Mars and Pluto in astrology. They’re often described as observant and motivated people who value truth and perseverance. Today, 2025 10 Gram Proof Colorized Cameroon Silver Zodiac Si...Read More

Sagittarius, covering the period from November 22 to December 21, is the ninth zodiac sign and reflects the spirit of curiosity, independence, and open-minded adventure. Ruled by Jupiter, the planet of wisdom and growth, Sagittarians are often seen as travelers and thinkers who love exploring both the world and new ideas. The 2025 10...Read More

Clovers, horseshoes, ladybugs, and elephants each hold a place in global traditions of luck and good fortune. A four-leaf clover represents the rare gifts of nature, a horseshoe turned upward is believed to hold luck, ladybugs have been signs of rich harvests and happiness, and elephants with their trunks raised are thought to bring prosperity. The 2025 14.14 Gram Proof Ca...Read More

In Haitian Vodou, Baron Samedi stands as a powerful loa (spirit) who oversees the world of the dead. He guards cemeteries and decides when souls move between life and death. Though tied to mortality, he’s also invoked to bring healing where hope seems lost. Today, you can find the 2025 2 oz Antique Colorized Cameroon Silver Baron Samedi Coin at BGASC. Highlights: ...Read More

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will introduce the biggest change in tournament history as the number of teams grows from 32 to 48. This expansion allows more nations to take part in soccer’s premier competition. It will also be the first time the event is held in three host countries: the United States, Mexico, and Canada. BGASC is excited to present the 2026 1/2 Gram Proof Sol...Read More

Peonies are treasured flowering plants recognized for their impressive blooms and delightful fragrance. These hardy perennials are found in Asia, Europe, and North America, where they’ve been grown and admired for centuries. In Chinese culture, they’re often regarded as the “king of flowers.” Today, 2025 2 oz Proof Solomon Islands Silver 3D Peony Flower Coins are a...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 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 Santa Maria is remembered as Christopher Columbus’s flagship from his 1492 crossing of the Atlantic, even though she was also the largest and slowest ship of the three-vessel group. This release introduces the first coin in a new series called Legends of the Seas. As the collection grows, it will feature ships that played a notable role in maritime history. Today, 20...Read More

The photograph “V-J Day in Times Square,” taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt on August 14, 1945, marked the moment Japan surrendered, bringing World War II to a close. The picture quickly became one of the most recognizable images in American history, representing joy and relief after years of hardship. First printed in Life magazine, it has been shared and reproduced countle...Read More

Collectors now have the opportunity to explore a Silverback series inspired by the powerful gods of Mount Olympus. In Greek mythology, these deities were believed to shape the lives of mortals and gods alike from their sacred mountain, guided by authority, emotion, and internal conflict. The first release in the Legends of Olympus Series is dedicat...Read More

In recognition of the 250th anniversary of American independence, Goldbacks has released a special, one-time Washington D.C. Goldback. Washington D.C. was named the permanent capital of the United States through the Residence Act of 1790, a historic agreement shaped by Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison. This commemorative Goldback features one of the ...Read More

Goldbacks celebrates the 250th anniversary of American independence with a special one-time Washington D.C. Goldback release. Washington D.C. was established as the nation’s capital under the Residence Act of 1790, following negotiations led by Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison. The design features Columbia, a classic American allegorical figure, making this Goldback a meaningful collectible tied to the country’s foundin...Read More

Collectors can now take a closer look at a Silverbacks series that turns to ancient myths for inspiration, highlighting the gods said to rule from Mount Olympus. Greek mythology describes the Olympian gods as powerful figures who shaped the worlds of mortals and immortals alike, often driven by pride, emotion, and conflict. The first release in the Legends of Olympus Series features Hades. Now, 1 Hades Elite Silverback Silver Notes are available ...Read More

A new line of Silverbacks has arrived for collectors, featuring legendary deities linked to Mount Olympus. In Greek mythology, the Olympian gods were believed to rule from this famed mountain, shaping events for gods and humans through power, jealousy, and shifting alliances. The first release in the Legends of Olympus Series brings Hades into the spotlight, a well-known figure who ruled the underworld. Right now, 1 Hades Silverback Silver Note 1...Read More

There’s a new set of Silverbacks out for collectors, and it focuses on the gods who were said to live on Mount Olympus. In Greek mythology, the Olympians oversaw both divine and human events, sometimes acting with wisdom and other times with jealousy or impatience. The first note in the Legends of Olympus Series features Hades. Right now, 1 Hades Silverback Silver Notes are available from BGASC. Highlights: Arrives in a plastic currency...Read More

Scottsdale Mint continues its wildlife-themed releases with a silver round series that showcases iconic animals found across North America. Known as The Wild Series, each release features a unique obverse design paired with a uniform reverse shared across the collection. These silver rounds are sealed in Certi-Lock cards, offering protection during shipping and a convenien...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 Nez Perce have lived in the Idaho region for thousands of years, forming winter villages along river valleys and then traveling with the seasons to hunt, fish, and gather roots across the plateau country. Their yearly cycle often matched the timing of salmon runs, camas harvesting, and buffalo hunts east of the mountains, supporting a semi-nomadic lifestyle guided by d...Read More