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Bullion coins
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Bullion coins
Metal coins consisting of gold, silver, platinum, or palladium that are actively traded. Some examples include the American eagle and the Canadian maple leaf. Their price is directly connected to the underlying price of their metal.

Bullion coins
Coins struck from a precious metal that may be bought and sold for investment. Most bullion coins are at least 99.9% pure. Bullion coins are commodities that investors often use as a hedge against recession and inflation. Thus, while it is volatile like most commodities, it always maintains a relatively high value. Bullion coins trade for higher prices than the metals from which they are made, accounting for costs associated with their manufacture.


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The trading activities of Escala Group are conducted through A-Mark Precious Metals, one of the largest private sellers of bullion coins and bullion gold, silver and platinum to the wholesale marketplace.
The trading activities of Escala Group are conducted through A-Mark Precious Metals, one of the largest private sellers of bullion coins and bullion gold, silver and platinum to the wholesale marketplace.
The trading activities of Escala Group are conducted through A-Mark Precious Metals, one of the largest private sellers of bullion coins and bullion gold, silver and platinum to the wholesale marketplace.
 
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