Collect Coins from All Over the Globe

Endeavor Metals offers a multitude of gold coins, including the most popular: the iconic American Gold Eagle. American Gold Eagles are incredibly loved and a must-have for beginner investors and experienced collectors alike. 

If you’re looking to buy gold coins online, we encourage you to explore the vast variety of breathtaking coins we offer. Our extensive inventory includes many other classic bullion coins like the American Gold Buffalo, China Gold Panda, British Gold Britannia, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, Australian Gold Kangaroo, South African Gold Krugerrand, and Austrian Gold Philharmonic. Do a trip around the world, and collect your very own gold coin passport!

Diversify Your Portfolio

For centuries, the precious “yellow metal” has remained a stalwart hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Gold is a tangible, safe-harbor asset with real intrinsic value. Seasoned investors choose to buy gold coins online because it brings stability to an investment portfolio while offering tremendous potential for long-term growth.

If you’re seeking out gold dealers online, you’re on the right track to securing your financial future. Whether you’re interested in planning for retirement or protecting your assets, gold is a time-tested store of value with minimal risk. Beyond its practicality as an investment vehicle, gold is the most coveted precious metal for its breathtaking beauty. Grow your coin collection, and enjoy the fun side of investing.

Call for a Free Consultation

Our knowledgeable, in-house precious metals specialists are standing by to assist with your acquisition. We can help you buy gold coins online that align with your personal preferences and financial goals. Endeavor Metals also stocks gold bullion bars and gold numismatics. So 

contact us to determine the best plan of action based upon your specific needs.

Regardless of which gold coins or bars you choose, they will remain a staple in your portfolio for years to come. In addition to our competitive pricing, we provide a 7-day, 100% money-back guarantee—even if the gold market has a downturn. Shop gold coins now to live well in your golden years.

FAQs: Gold Coins

Should I buy gold bullion coins or gold numismatics?

Gold numismatics are collectible, rare, commemorative, and antique coins that are worth more than their intrinsic gold content. If you want to buy physical gold as close to the spot price as possible, bullion coins or bullion bars are the best options. 

Why is the price of a gold coin higher than the current market price?

When you buy gold coins online, you’ll find that they cost slightly more than gold’s current market value, also known as its spot price, which is constantly fluctuating. This premium covers costs such as minting, storage, and distribution. All gold dealers online include this markup.

Do all gold coins contain the same amount of gold?

When you buy gold coins online, you’ll see that the gold has a fineness of .999 or .9999. .999 means the gold is 99.90% pure, and .9999 indicates that the gold is 99.99% pure.

The coin will also have a weight in troy ounces. One troy ounce equals 31.104 grams, as opposed to a traditional ounce, which refers to 28 grams. 

Whether you buy .999 or .9999 gold, a one oz coin will always contain exactly one troy ounce of gold.

How many carats are gold bullion coins?

Gold jewelry is rated differently than gold bullion. However, if the coin is .9999 pure gold, it would be considered 24-carat.

What do coin grades mean?

If a coin is graded (typically numismatics), that means it has been analyzed by a trusted third-party grading service to determine its exact condition on the Sheldon Coin Grading Scale. 

The scale runs from 0-70, with 70 being a perfect grade. 

The coin’s grade is determined by its luster, strike, surface preservation, coloration, and overall eye appeal. When buying coins from gold dealers online, make sure they are graded by the NGC or PCGS.

Can you spend gold bullion coins?

Never buy gold coins online to spend them! While they do have face values and are technically legal tender, the face values are significantly lower than the intrinsic value based on precious metals content. For example, a one oz American Gold Eagle only has a face value of $50.