Gold Buffalo Values
Gold Buffalos are official gold bullion coins produced by the United States Mint, first introduced in 2006 and struck in 24-karat gold – making it one of the purest gold coins produced by the mint. The most common sizes are 1 oz and 1/2 oz. The coin's design is based on James Earle Fraser's iconic 1913 Buffalo Nickel. The obverse features the profile of a Native American chief, while the reverse showcases the image of an American bison, also known as a buffalo. The coin's classic design and high gold purity make it popular among investors and collectors, highlighting the rich heritage of American coinage.
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About the Gold Buffalo
The Gold Buffalo is produced by the US Mint, and unlike its silver counterpart, it is a coin and not a round. The silver Buffalo does not have a face value and is minted at many different private mints. By contrast the gold Buffalo is available as both a bullion gold coin and as a proof coin from the US Mint. Proof coins are collectible and carry a higher premium. The price tag on bullion gold Buffalos carry a similar premium as the gold Eagle. There are also graded gold Buffalos that are bought and sold for a price significantly above spot. Also unlike the silver Buffalo, the gold Buffalo does have specific years that are worth more than others. Despite its status in the industry, it’s still a bullion coin and prices tend to rise and fall in tandem with the spot price of gold like other bullion coins.
