Products
Gold and silver
worth a closer look.
Explore a selection of gold and silver coins and bars. We’ll help you compare the product, the premium, and the practical details before you decide.
United States Mint · United States
American Gold Eagle
The American Gold Eagle carries the classic Liberty design adapted from Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ work. The one-ounce version contains a full troy ounce of gold, with silver and copper added for durability. Its 22-karat composition changes the coin’s total weight, not the stated gold content.
Royal Canadian Mint · Canada
Canadian Gold Maple Leaf
The Gold Maple Leaf pairs Canada’s signature maple-leaf design with one troy ounce of .9999 fine gold. Its simple format makes the metal content easy to compare with other one-ounce bullion coins. Portraits and security details vary by year.
Valcambi Suisse · Switzerland
Valcambi Gold Bars
Valcambi’s minted gold bars offer a clean, compact format from the Swiss refiner. Each is marked with its weight and fineness, and minted bars are commonly supplied in protective assay packaging. Different bar sizes let you balance the amount you purchase with the flexibility you want when selling.
United States Mint · United States
$20 Saint-Gaudens · MS61
This historic American double eagle features Liberty with a torch and olive branch, with an eagle in flight on the reverse. MS61 is a Mint State condition grade; these coins contain 0.9675 troy ounce of gold. Date, condition, and collector demand affect pricing in addition to the value of the metal.
United States Mint · United States
American Silver Eagle
The American Silver Eagle contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and features Adolph A. Weinman’s Walking Liberty design. Introduced in 1986, it is the United States’ flagship silver bullion coin. The reverse design varies by year, while the standard silver content stays the same.
Royal Canadian Mint · Canada
Canadian Silver Maple Leaf
The Silver Maple Leaf places Canada’s familiar maple-leaf design on a one-ounce coin struck in .9999 fine silver. Modern issues include detailed radial lines and a small security mark. It offers a straightforward format for comparing silver content and purchase premiums.
Images are representative. Dates, portraits, packaging, bar weights, and certification details may vary. The Valcambi image shows a 20-gram example. Availability and current pricing are confirmed when you speak with Lucent. We’ll confirm the exact product and any retirement-account requirements before a purchase.