Gold & Silver for the future

  This is 1 kg silver coin from Australian Perth Minth. Here you can see a Koala holding onto a tree branch and of course, Queen Elizabeth II on the other side. Each coin is supplied in a hard plastic capsule and must have 3 marks that I'll show you at the end of the video: JC, P and IJ.

  This is another 2021 classic, 1oz silver coin Austrian Philharmonics from Austrian Mint. Literally millions of these coins are issued every year with eight musical instruments on one side and a graph of Austria Musikverein concert hall on the other side. I'll also show you a detailed relief of this silver coin at the end of the video.

  In this video we are gonna check 5 gram gold bar from Heraeus. Heraeus is a company from Hanau, Germany that was founded back in 1851 and is specialized in the production of standard gold bars with weights of 1kg, 500g, 250g, 100g, 50g, 1oz, 20g, 10g, 5g and 1g. This 5 gram gold bar is supplied in sealed packaging with a certificate, LBMA approved. Each gold bar has its own continuous serial number engraved.

  This is a second coin from the Australia Most Dangerous series from The Royal Australian Mint. Last year they issued a redback spider coin, in 2021 we have the great white shark breaking the surface of the sea with it's powerful jaws wide open. One the obverse side there's a Queen Elizabeth II. Only 25.000 1 oz coins were issued.

  This is another silver classic, 1 oz panda coin, 37th issue and they minted 10 000 000 coins this year. One one side we can see a panda cub climbing a tree and a mother panda watching. The obverse side shows Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests located in Beijing, China. This image is on all panda silver coins from 1983 till now. I'll also show you a detailed relief of this coin at the end of the video. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more videos about investing in gold and silver.