2022 Coins (Gold, Silver & Platinum)
| Grade | Mintage | Population |
|---|---|---|
| 2,022 | 270 |
| Grade | Mintage | Population |
|---|---|---|
| N/A | 9,310 |
2022 Coins
We offer a large variety of 2022 coins, including gold, silver, platinum, and mixed metal coins produced at numerous mints worldwide. Coin options include bullion, commemoratives, proof, and graded coins.
Collectors and numismatists eagerly anticipated these releases, which hold monetary value and cultural and historical significance, offering a tangible connection to the events and milestones of 2022.
By perusing our 2022 coin collection, you may find coins missing from your collection. For example, the 2022 Lunar, Royal Tudor Beasts, Silver Eagles, or Gold Maple Leafs are available. Or licensed products such as Star Wars, The Godfather, Disney, or Looney Tunes coins.
Popular 2022 Coin Releases
In 2022, several notable precious metal coins were released. Some of the key releases included:
- Maple Leaf Coins: These coins, featuring the iconic maple leaf design, are available in various quantities, including single 1 oz Silver Maple Leaf Coins and Monster Boxes.
- Australian Kangaroo Coins: The Australian Kangaroo series features silver, gold, and platinum coins.
- American Eagle Coins: These popular coins were released in 2022 in various sizes, including 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coin and a range of American Gold Eagle coins (1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz).
- Philharmonics: The Philharmonic series includes both gold and silver coins, and more recently, a platinum version was introduced.
- Krugerrands: The Krugerrand is one of the world's most famous and widely owned gold bullion coins. The coin's durability is increased by alloying the gold with a small amount of copper, giving it its distinct orange-red hue.
Types of Coins to Choose From: Condition
Coin condition is an important aspect of numismatics, as it influences a coin's value, collectability, and appeal.
The coin condition that may best suit your needs depends on your reasons for purchasing. Are you looking for a gift? Are you looking to add to your investment portfolio? Or do you want to add to a collection? The answers to those questions may help you pick the coin's condition that will fit your needs.
Uncertified Coins
Uncertified coin condition refers to the physical state of a coin that a professional coin grading service has not graded.
Original Packaging
"Original Packaging" in the context of coin collecting refers to coins that are still housed in the packaging provided by the mint or issuing authority at the time of their release
Certified Coins
Certified coins are graded and authenticated by a professional coin grading service. The most recognized grading services include Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).
MintDirect
"MintDirect" refers to a specific type of packaging and distribution process used primarily by some bullion dealers to market coins that are said to come directly from the mint in sealed packaging.
TEP Packaging
TEP Packaging includes features that make it evident if the package has been tampered with. This is a crucial aspect for bullion buyers, as it helps to ensure the integrity of the coins from the point of minting to the point of sale.
Assay Card
Assay cards serve as a certificate of authenticity. It includes details like the purity, weight, and metal content of the coin or bar. To prevent counterfeiting, assay cards have built-in security features.
Types of Coins to Choose From: Grade
Brilliant Uncirculated
"Brilliant Uncirculated" (BU) is a term used to describe coins in a new condition that have never been used in general circulation. BU coins are minted and handled in a way that minimizes scratches, marks, or other blemishes.
Proof
Proof coins are a special type of coin struck by mints, characterized by their exceptional quality and finish. They are primarily created for collectors and are distinct from regular circulation or even brilliant uncirculated coins.
Graded
Graded coins are coins evaluated and certified by a professional coin grading service for their condition and authenticity. A grade of 70, often denoted as MS-70 for uncirculated coins or PR-70 for proof coins, represents a perfect coin with no visible flaws under 5x magnification.
If you ever plan to sell your coins, it may be worth it to buy coins that are in good condition and in a higher grade with some kind of verification of quality such as graded, assay card, or TEP packing.
There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of coins to choose from. Use our sorting tools to help you find the type of coin you are looking for.
