Reverse Side?

Perth Mint?

Gold Corporation which is own by Western Australian Government was created under its own Act of Parliament (Gold Corporation Act 1987) to take over the operations of Perth Mint and launch Australia’s official bullion coin program. The Australian Nugget coin was launched in 1987, and was followed by many other successful Australian legal tender bullion coin programs and numismatic and commemorative coins.
The Perth Mint has a reputation for innovation and superb quality in its commemorative and numismatic coins and is an important supplier of precious metal blanks to other mints, including some of the other major mints in the world.
Perth Mint is Australia’s only LBMA accredited gold refinery, which refines most of Australia’s gold production, gold from surrounding countries and also secondary gold, mainly from Asia. It is one of the highest throughput gold refineries in the world and also refines considerable quantities of silver.

No Certificate?

The issuance of certificate is discretion of the refineries. Most of world gold coins (Maple Leaf, Australian Kangaroo, Krugerrand, etc) are minted and sold without the certificate. Their value still holds even without the certificate.

999.9?

Also referred as "Four Nines", is a Millesimal fineness equivalent to 23.9976 carats. This is the highest purity of gold bar which is economic to produce for the investment market.

Authenticity?

Contrary to popular belief, certificate of authenticity is not a proof that the gold is authentic because the certificate itself can be forged.

Nubex's only sells authentic bullion products. As a distributor for Emirates Gold and Perth Mint in Malaysia, we had a good reputation to guard. As an alternative, after purchasing, you can always test the bars or coins at any goldsmiths near your place.

Our Price?

We based our pricing model on the fact that it must be competitive with the international bullion market. We display both our buying and selling prices for most products. This transparency enable you to compare us with other bullion dealers such us Kitco, Apmex, Monex and Nwtmint.

Gold Bars or Gold Coins?

Gold Bars

For the serious and large scale investor, gold bars are a simple and efficient way to invest in gold. The larger bars are usually available at the lowest premiums over their intrinsic gold value, smaller bars tend to cost more. There is a trade-off however, in that larger bars are not as flexible when it comes to selling. If you own a kilo bar, and you wish to sell, say 100 grams, it's not easy to slice off one end of your bar. Your choice of buyer is also more restricted as you will need to sell to a larger dealer, it is unlikely that you will find a private buyer as most people are not familiar with gold bullion bars.

Gold Coins

It is sensible to consider modern one ounce gold bullion coins as being one ounce circular bullion bars, guaranteed by a government rather than a refiner.
Because coins are mass produced, and very efficiently so, they are available at very competitive prices compared with similar size bars. Because gold coins are almost universally recognised, they are also easy to resell.

Source: taxfreegold.co.uk

Buy Back?

We are not only a seller of gold bullion but we also a keen buyer. For more information please check our buy page.

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