2025 1 oz Gold Buffalo (20-Coin Tube)

2025 1 oz Gold Buffalo (20-Coin Tube) — Compare Lowest Dealer Prices & Premiums

Lock in a great per-ounce price on the U.S. Mint’s flagship 24-karat bullion coin. This page aggregates offers for a sealed tube of twenty 2025 $50 Gold Buffalos, helping U.S. gold investors and bullion buyers quickly find the lowest premium over spot from trusted, reputable dealers.

Gold Buffalo tubes are popular with both investors and collectors: you get pure .9999 fine gold, iconic American artistry, excellent liquidity, and, in most markets, lower per-coin premiums than buying singles.

Product Highlights

• Contents: 20 × 1 troy oz Gold Buffalo coins (20 oz total of .9999 fine gold)
• Year: 2025 (bullion issue)
• Design: Classic James Earle Fraser “Indian Head / American Bison” (from the 1913 Buffalo Nickel)
• Backed by: United States government (legal tender $50 each)
• Mint: U.S. Mint (bullion typically struck at West Point; no mint mark on bullion coins)
• Packaging: Official U.S. Mint tube of 20 (dealers may ship sealed or open—see each listing)

Specifications

About the Gold Buffalo Series (U.S. Mint)

Launched in 2006, the American Gold Buffalo became the first 24-karat (.9999) bullion coin from the U.S. Mint. Its design revives the beloved Buffalo Nickel by sculptor James Earle Fraser—a composite Native American profile on the obverse and an American bison on the reverse. The series is prized for:

• Purity & trust: 24-karat gold, U.S. government backing
• Artistry: A top classic of American coin design
• Liquidity: Broad global recognition and active buy/sell markets
• Options: Annual bullion coins and separate proof issues (with mint mark and limited mintage)

Why Buy a Tube?

• Lower per-oz premium: Tubes usually price more efficiently than singles.
• Speed & storage: One tube = 20 ounces—compact, stackable, and easy to inventory.
• Resale flexibility: Liquid one coin at a time or wholesale the full tube to dealers.

In today’s competitive market, premiums for Buffalos are near multi-year lows. A quick check across dealers can produce meaningful savings on a 20-oz purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are 2025 Gold Buffalos really 24-karat?

Yes. Gold Buffalos are .9999 fine (24-karat), the purest U.S. Mint bullion coin.

Do bullion Buffalos have a mint mark?

No. Bullion Buffalos do not carry a mint mark. (Proof versions, sold directly by the U.S. Mint, bear “W” for West Point.)

Is a tube better than buying 20 singles?

Usually, yes. Tubes typically offer a lower per-coin premium, plus streamlined storage and resale.

What about mintage—are these limited?

Bullion production is on-demand. Final 2025 mintage is published by the U.S. Mint after year-end. Proof Buffalos have separate, stated limits.

Are Gold Buffalos eligible for a precious metals IRA?

Yes, most custodians accept .9999 Gold Buffalos. Confirm with your IRA provider on storage and funding.

How do premiums compare vs. Gold Eagles?

It varies by market. Buffalos (24k) and Eagles (22k) both enjoy deep liquidity. Compare live premiums—on a tube, differences can translate into hundreds of dollars.

Will I receive a sealed U.S. Mint tube?

Most dealers ship Mint tubes; some may open for verification or split inventory. Check each listing’s description for sealed vs. open tube status.

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