A uronum is a leading supplier and buyer of foreign Gold coins from investors the world over. These coins offer a wide range of collectable precious metals from different cultures, brightening any Gold and Silver coin collection. Coins from the Middle East, for example, are very sought after for their unusual designs
Foreign Gold coins offer something very different to UK investors who want to collect something as alluring as it is rare. Investing in Foreign Gold coins is a great way of adding something different and exotic to an investor's precious metal coin collection. Gold Mexican Pesos have some stunning designs that justify premiums demanded from sellers
Auronum is a leading supplier of Foreign Gold coins and will offer significant premiums to sellers of these coins too. As Foreign Gold coins are relatively niche in the UK, investors may be concerned about ease of selling but Auronum provides a source of liquidity should a collector look to offload some of their collection at a fair premium
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Latin Monetary Union Gold Coins
The Latin Currency Union unified several European nation's currencies which could be used in any of the member states when these countries still used Gold coinage. The member states adopted the coin specifications of the Golf French Franc. All Latin Currency Union coins are .900 Gold purity, making each coin 90% pure Gold
All coins that were minted during the Latin Currency Union by member states is 90% Gold. Other metals was alloyed to make the coins more robust given that Gold is a relatively soft metal. Investors collecting Latin Currency Union coins can choose from French, Belgium and Swiss Francs, Greek Drachma and the Italian Lire
Founding members was France, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland. Greece became a member in 1867. Other nations considered joining the union but decided to align their own currencies with similar standards to that of the coins of each member state. The intention of forming the union was to facilitate trade between members, much like the modern day Euro
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Mexican Gold Coins
Mexican Gold coins are highly sought after and deserve their place in any portfolio of Foreign coin collections. The coins are .900 purity, meaning they are 90% fine Gold. Each of the Gold Pesos features the Mexican coat of arms which features a Mexican Eagle killing a rattesnake
The Mexican Gold Peso coins are popular with new collectors as coins such as the Dos Pesos are accessible to investors with the smallest of budgets. Conversely, the larger 50 Pesos coin is favoured for its beauty but also its mass given that the coin weighs over 41 grams
Auronum is a supplier of Mexican Gold Peso coins for sale directly through our website. Our company also pays some of the highest rates in the industry when buying Gold Pesos from the public. Call us today to receive live offers for any Mexican Gold Peso coins on 0800 975 1012
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Peruvian Gold Coins
Gold coins from Peru are very popular with investors owing to their beautiful designs and scarcity. The Peru Gold Libra coins are the most accessible, with premiums being higher than those seen for British Sovereigns despite the coin's specifications being identical. Peru's Gold soles, however, are the real jewels in the crown of any international coin collection as they combine beauty and mass into one highly sought after coin
The Peruvian coat of arms is present on the Gold Peru coins and consists of three fields: sky blue background to the upper left with a vicuña looking inwards, contrasted with a white background to the upper right with a cinchona tree (the source of quinine). Red fills the horizontal lower field with a golden cornucopia spilling out gold coins. These symbols represent the natural wealth of Peru
On the top, like a crest, is a civic crown of oak seen from the side. On each side of the coat of arms shown above is a flag and a standard. The obverse features the famous stoic portrait of Manco Cápac, also known as Manco Inca and Ayar Manco which is tribute to a man who is thought to have been the first governor and founder of the Inca civilisation in Cusco in the early 13th century
