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Your Coins Buyer in Singapore

We buy Singapore and China Commemorative Coins and Banknotes. Sell to us.

Emptying and clearing your storeroom or moving to a new place. You have found old coins and banknotes that were sitting in the closet of your house for many years.

Whether you have a few coins and banknotes or a large collection of Singapore Mint’s Coins and Banknotes, Singold Lunar Series Medallions, American Eagles Coins, Austrian Vienna Philharmonic Coins, British Britannia Coins, Canadian Maple Leaf Coins, China Commemorative Coins and Banknotes, Mexican Libertad Coins, Australia Kangaroo, Koala & Kookaburra Coins that are taking up the extra space and you don’t need, nor want them anymore. You may sell them to us and we are ready to buy back your banknotes and coins collection

When you are selling, please make an appointment for selling your coins and notes at #B1-02 Sim Lim Square, S188504 on Monday to Saturday from 1.00pm to 5.00pm by appointment.

We pay “Cash for Your Coins” & ”Cash for Your Notes”.

Genuine sellers, please WhatsApp: 985 737 81 for appointment and fast deal.

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Anatomy of a Gold Coin

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Anatomy of a Gold Coin

Gold Coin Anatomy Infographic was originally published on Buy Gold Bullion Online from CoinInvest

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2016 Canadian Gold Maple Leaf (1 oz) $50

2016 CA Canada Gold Maple Leaf (1 oz) $50 Brilliant Uncirculated Royal Canadian Mint

2016 Canadian Gold Maple Leaf (1 oz) $50 Brilliant Uncirculated Canada Gold Maple Leaf Bullion Coins were first minted in 1979 and struck every year since. The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf has a very high purity level at .9999 Fine. Coin Designs The design of the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf has undergone annual changes that include proof releases, various privy marks, holographic enhancements and commemorative variations. However, the basic features of the Maple Leaf have remained the same since 1979. The 2016 design features complex radial lines and a micro-engraved laser mark. The small privy maple leaf is also a security feature, including the number 16 to signify the year of issue, micro-engraved into the surface. This security feature will only be visible under magnification. Obverse: Depicts the likeness of Queen Elizabeth II Reverse: Showcases the signature maple leaf so closely associated with Canadian nationalism and reflective of Canadian pride.

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One Million Dollars Gold Coin