Encyclopaedia of gold and silver coins
Reference characteristics of the most common gold and silver coins: weight, fineness, fine metal, dimensions, years of issue. No prices: the price is set in the agency, at the rate of the moment.
Gold coins
- Napoléon 20 francs — France, 5.806 g gold
- Half-Napoléon 10 francs — France, 2.903 g gold
- Belgian 20 francs Leopold II — Belgium, 5.806 g gold
- Swiss 20 francs Vreneli — Switzerland, 5.805 g gold
- Italian 20 lire — Italy, 5.806 g gold
- British sovereign — United Kingdom, 7.322 g gold
- Half sovereign — United Kingdom, 3.661 g gold
- Krugerrand 1 oz — South Africa, 31.103 g gold
- Gold Maple Leaf 1 oz — Canada, 31.103 g gold
- Vienna Philharmonic 1 oz — Austria, 31.103 g gold
- Gold Britannia 1 oz — United Kingdom, 31.103 g gold
- American Gold Eagle 1 oz — United States, 31.103 g gold
- American Buffalo 1 oz — United States, 31.103 g gold
- Australian Kangaroo 1 oz — Australia, 31.103 g gold
- Chinese Panda 30 g — China, 29.97 g gold
- Mexican 50 Pesos (Centenario) — Mexico, 37.5 g gold
- German 20 Mark — Germany, 7.168 g gold
- Dutch 10 guilders — Netherlands, 6.056 g gold
- Austrian ducat (1 ducat) — Austria, 3.442 g gold
- Austrian 100 Corona — Austria, 30.488 g gold
- 20 Dollars Double Eagle — United States, 30.093 g gold
- 10 Roubles Nicholas II — Russia, 7.742 g gold
Silver coins
- 50 francs Hercule (silver) — France, 27 g silver
- 5 francs Semeuse (silver) — France, 10.02 g silver
- Belgian 100 francs 'four kings' (silver) — Belgium, 15.03 g silver
- Belgian 250 francs Baudouin 1976 (silver) — Belgium, 20.88 g silver
- Silver Maple Leaf 1 oz — Canada, 31.103 g silver
- Silver Philharmonic 1 oz — Austria, 31.07 g silver
- American Silver Eagle 1 oz — United States, 31.07 g silver
- Silver Britannia 1 oz — United Kingdom, 31.18 g silver