Calculate real-time melt values for gold coins from around the world
United States gold coins include historic pieces like Double Eagles and modern bullion like American…
View Coins →Canadian gold coins are known for exceptional purity. The Gold Maple Leaf was the world's…
View Coins →Mexican gold coins include the popular Libertad and historic Centenario. Mexico has a rich tradition…
View Coins →British gold coins, especially the Sovereign, are among the most historic and trusted in the…
View Coins →Austrian gold coins feature the popular Philharmonic, Europe's best-selling gold bullion coin. Known for beautiful…
View Coins →Australian gold coins include the popular Kangaroo/Nugget series. The Perth Mint produces high-quality bullion coins…
View Coins →The South African Krugerrand was the world's first modern gold bullion coin in 1967 and…
View Coins →Swiss gold coins include historic Vreneli and Helvetia designs. Known for exceptional quality and craftsmanship.
View Coins →French gold coins feature beautiful designs including the Rooster and Napoleon. Rich numismatic history spanning…
View Coins →Chilean gold coins include historic pesos and modern commemoratives. South American gold coinage with unique…
View Coins →German gold coins include historic marks and modern commemoratives. Rich tradition of quality European gold…
View Coins →Chinese gold coins include Pandas and historic gold taels. The Panda series features annual design…
View Coins →Dutch gold coins include historic guilders and modern commemoratives. European gold with distinctive designs.
View Coins →Spanish gold coins have a rich colonial history. From escudos to modern commemoratives.
View Coins →Italian gold coins showcase beautiful Renaissance and modern designs.
View Coins →Portuguese gold coins reflect the nation's maritime heritage and exploration history.
View Coins →Russian gold coins include historic Imperial rubles and modern commemoratives.
View Coins →Japanese gold coins feature unique designs and exceptional craftsmanship.
View Coins →Indian gold coins have ancient origins and modern bullion issues.
View Coins →Melt value is the intrinsic worth of a coin based solely on its precious metal content. It represents the minimum value of the coin if melted down for its gold content.
Melt value = Gold content (troy oz) × Current gold spot price. For example, a coin with 0.9675 oz of gold worth $4,182/oz has a melt value of $4,045.90.
Gold coins come in different purities: 24K (99.99% pure), 22K (91.67% pure), and 90% gold. Higher purity means more gold content per gram of total weight.
Rare coins often trade above melt value due to collector demand. Common date bullion coins typically trade close to melt value plus a small premium.
Gold bullion coins offer several advantages for investors: government backing, high liquidity, easy storage, and global recognition. Always buy from reputable dealers and verify authenticity for valuable coins.