KOMSCO’s Zi:Sin Series is increasingly popular as each new design in the collection arrives for investors. The collection is a Korean twist on Chinese lunar-themed coin designs, such as those in high demand from the Perth Mint, Royal Mint of England, and the Royal Canadian Mint. What makes the KOMSCO series distinctive is the use…

The America the Beautiful collection of silver coins from the United States Mint has delighted investors and collectors since its release in 2010. The massive 56-coin series debuts five new designs each year representing the 50 US states, the nation’s five overseas territories, and the federal district of Washington DC. As the releases in this…

The Anonymous Mint’s Lisa Parker Collection is yet another installment of beautiful silver rounds with low mintage figures. Even by the Anonymous Mint’s standards though, this collection offers extremely limited mintage figures that the mint has labeled “micro mintage numbers.” This new collection from the Anonymous Mint catalogs some of the top works from wildlife…

Fans of the Star Wars franchise will find no shortage of gold and silver bullion coins available to add to their investment portfolio or coin collection. The New Zealand Mint is the leading producer of coins from the famed science-fiction franchise of feature films. The coin designs from the New Zealand Mint include images of…

In 2018, the Scottsdale Mint launched a new series of silver bullion coins in a partnership with the members of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. Serving eight nations in the Caribbean, the ECCB backs the coins of the EC8 Series from the Scottsdale Mint. While the coins were initially introduced one design at a time,…

The American Western Skulls Collection of silver rounds debuted in late 2017 and carried on through 2018 with six exciting designs to capture the imagination of any Wild West enthusiast. The collection of silver for sale in this series is startling in its variety, with 1 oz rounds and 5 oz rounds available in proof,…

The official Royal Arms of England dates back to 1198 and its Three Lions design has been in use consistently by monarchs of the United Kingdom in the subsequent 820 years. The first official Royal Arms of England was adopted in 1198 near the end of King Richard I’s reign as King of England. His…

The Austrian Mint issues one of the most sought-after bullion coin programs each year in the form of the Austrian Philharmonic coin. These bullion coins debuted in 1989 with the Austrian Gold Philharmonic and expanded in recent years to include the Silver Philharmonic and Platinum Philharmonic. Like many other official bullion coin programs, the Austrian…

The Anonymous Mint has a stellar reputation for the production of copper and silver round series with distinctive, one-of-a-kind designs. All of the mint’s rounds are limited-edition offerings with small batches. Julie Lindquist leads the Anonymous Mint in creating each new series, and at JM Bullion we’re proud to partner with the Anonymous Mint on…

The Perth Mint offers a lot of variety to those investors who buy silver on an annual basis. The mint offers investment-grade silver coins from its Silver Kookaburra, Silver Koala, and Silver Kangaroo collections each year, as well as the coins of its Lunar Series II program. When it comes to gold coins, the Perth…

In 2011, the Royal Canadian Mint released the first of many wildlife-themed coins in its catalog. Known as the Canadian Wildlife Series, the six-coin collection featured distinct reverse designs of prominent wildlife species found throughout the wilderness of Canada. Following the intense demand for and popularity of this collection, RCM took the designs in a…

The America the Beautiful Series is nearing its end, which is scheduled for 2021. Although the series is well beyond its half-way point, there are still a lot of exciting designs to come in the years ahead. The latest issue represents the state of Rhode Island in the series and celebrates the splendor of Block…

Introduced in 2017, the American Western Skulls Collection of silver rounds debuted with six designs through late 2017 and into 2018 with deadly designs of famous characters from the American Wild West. An era of expansion and lawlessness, the Wild West period in America’s history stretched from the 1820s through 1910. The most explosive periods…

The longest-running silver coin program from the Perth Mint is the Australian Silver Kookaburra. The coin which set the standard for bullion coinage from the Perth Mint, Silver Kookaburra’s debuted in 1990 and have provided investors with a new design of the bird species on the reverse with each subsequent release. The 2019 Australian Silver…

When you browse through the catalog of silver for sale from JM Bullion, you’ll notice a variety of choices. The most common options are silver bullion coins, numismatic coins, silver bars, and even silver rounds. From time to time, our catalog includes truly unique options. If you’re looking to invest in silver and want something…

Marvel Comics are dominating the box office and taking over the numismatic sector of precious metals. There are an increasing number of gold and silver coins for sale online today that feature the major characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Examples of this include the Captain America: Civil War Series and the more recent Marvel…

It’s hard to argue with the popularity of the Queen’s Beast Series of coins from the Royal Mint. Introduced in 2016, this 10-coin program has been a shining light for the Royal Mint with strong sales across both the bullion and proof versions with each new release. The latest design in this series that catalogs…

One of the most coveted coin programs of the modern era is the Lunar Series II collection from the Perth Mint. Launched in 2008, the Lunar Series II collection follows the 12-year cycle of the Chinese lunar calendar. Each of the 12 animals featured on the Zodiac is depicted on gold and silver bullion coins…

The New Zealand Mint has capitalized on the new trilogy of Star Wars films debuting in 2015 with a variety of new Star Wars-themed silver and gold bullion. The most popular figure to date in its collection of Star Wars coins has been Darth Vader. The symbol of evil incarnate to a generation of individuals…

When you think about the symbol of Britannia and precious metals from the Royal Mint of England, the first place your mind goes is to the popular Gold Britannia and Silver Britannia bullion coins for sale. In fact, Britannia has featured on British currency for nearly 350 years. Now though, the Royal Mint offers a…

New Isle of Man Silver Coins Arrive at JM Bullion Beautiful silver collectible coins can come from any nation around the world, whether produced directly by a sovereign mint or issued by another facility. The Isle of Man is one of the smallest nations in the world, with a total population estimated around 87,000 people…

They say variety is the spice of life, and there’s no reason that can’t apply to your investments in gold. While there is much to be said for the long-standing reputation of some of the globe’s most prominent mints, at the end of the day your investment in gold is all about the purity of…

For 50 years, the South African Mint issued its popular Krugerrand coinage only as a gold coin. The Gold Krugerrand debuted in 1967 and was the only gold bullion coin available for private investment for 12 years until the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf was issued in 1979. In 2017, the South African Mint celebrated the…

The beauty of collecting silver comes in its diversity. There’s never a shortage of one-time releases or full collections to purchase each piece in, whether it’s a silver coin series from a sovereign mint or a silver round collection from a private mint or refinery. In fact, buying silver as part of a collection is…

It’s difficult for the human mind to accurate grasp the concept of time. When you think of the age of the United States and its currency, which date to 1776 and 1792 respectively, that seems worlds away from your own lifespan. When it comes to gold coins and currency issued by European nations, now you’re…