Investment-Grade Silver Coins

Closeup of Stack of Silver Eagle Coins (Bullions) on a $100 US Bill

Investment grade silver coins are high-quality, government-minted coins that contain a specified amount of pure silver. These coins are recognized for their silver content, purity, and legal tender status, making them a reliable store of value. Some popular examples of investment grade silver coins include the American Silver Eagle, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, and the Austrian Silver Philharmonic.

Costco Selling $100 to $200 million of gold per month, Wells Fargo

Costco Gold Bullion on Display in a Warehouse Location

Earlier in the year, Costco stated that gold sales contributed around $100 million in revenue in the final quarter of last year when they first began the offerings.

Since then, Costco has been making regular offerings of gold coins from both the US Mint and Royal Canadian Mint, such as the 1 oz Gold Buffalo and 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf coins.

How do the prices of Costco Silver and Gold Coins Compare to Online Bullion Dealers?

gold bar on display in a Costco Warehouse location

Costco has broadened its selection of precious metals, introducing an array of new coins and bars to cater to the growing interest in tangible assets. The addition includes a variety of gold and silver coins and bars from renowned mints around the world, making it easier for members to diversify their investment portfolios.

The new lineup features investment-grade bullion coins such as the American Gold Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, along with various sizes of gold bars from PAMP Suisse and the RAND Refinery.

PAMP Suisse and Activision Collaborate on Gold and Silver Bars to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Call of Duty Modern Warfare III

To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Call of Duty video game franchise, Activision has partnered with PAMP Suisse to develop a line of limited edition silver and gold bars featuring the imagery from the game.

Costco Adds Canadian Maple Leaf Coins to their Lineup

Costco’s decision to sell precious metals is being viewed as a strategic way to tap into niche markets while exposing precious metals as store of value and wealth to their diverse customer base.

Costco’s venture into selling precious metals is helping to set a new retail trend that blurs the lines between everyday shopping and investing.