Australian kangaroo
The obverse of the coin depicts Queen Elizabeth II, and the reverse has the symbol of Australia - kangaroo. The design of the coins is updated annually.
History
The famous Perth Mint first released this investment coin in 1987. It`s highest standards are well-known all over the world. Initially, the coin was called the «Australian Nugget» and carried images of all gold nuggets that have ever been found in Australia. In 1989, the coin depicted a popular symbol of Australia - marsupial kangaroo. From that time, it has been called the «Australian kangaroo». The coin «Australian Kangaroo» is the legal tender of Australia. It is accepted and changed in many countries around the world. It is one of the most popular coins among investors and collectors.
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American Gold Eagle
The obverse depicts the symbol of freedom - a woman with a torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left. In the background is the Washington Capitol building and the rays of the sun. There are also 50 stars along the edge, as a symbol of 50 states, and the inscription “LIBERTY”.
The reverse depicts an eagle sitting in a nest with chicks and an eagle flying up to the nest.
South African Krugerrand
The obverse surface of the Gold Krugerrand Coin bears an effigy of Paul Kruger, the President of the historical South African Republic. The reverse surface of the coin bears the image of a prancing springbok, a national symbol.
Gold Britannia One Ounce
The obverse face bears a depiction of Queen Elizabeth II, the reverse has the same design year after year. Britannias figure is an imposing female goddess said to protect the British Isles from invaders.
The design of the coins changed many times depending on the year of issue, but each time the refined images hid a deep symbolism. The coin reflects the rich history of unification of the British people, so it is highly valued by collectors.
Canadian Maple Leaf
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