How to Calculate Gold Coin Values - Bullion Coins

Bullion gold coins are coins issued by national mints such as USA, Canada, China and Australia. Usually these coins are denominated in one ounce or fractions of an ounce so working out the value of a coin is fairly easy. You just need to know what fraction of an ounce your particular coin is and then multiply that by the current gold price.

A lot of these gold coins will be denominated in as a number of the national currency (20 Yuan, 50 dollars) and so on rather than stating on it what fraction of an ounce it is. This article is a reference guide to tell you the gold content of different national bullion coins.

USA Gold Bullion Coins

- American Gold Eagle $50 = 1 Ounce

- American Gold Eagle $25 = Half an Ounce

- American Gold Eagle $15 = Quarter of an Ounce

- American Gold Eagle $5 = 1/10th of an Ounce

Australian Gold Bullion Coins

- Australian Gold Kangaroo $100 = One Ounce

- Australian Gold Kangaroo $50 = Half an Ounce

- Australian Gold Kangaroo $25 = Quarter of an Ounce

- Australian Gold Kangaroo $15 = One tenth of an Ounce

Austrian Gold Bullion Coins

- Austrian Philharmonic 2000 Schillings = One Ounce

- Austrian Philharmonic 1000 Schillings = Half an Ounce

- Austrian Philharmonic 500 Schillings = Quarter of an Ounce

- Austrian Philharmonic 200 Schillings = Tenth of an Ounce

Canadian Bullion Coins

- Canadian Maple Leaf $50 = One Ounce

- Canadian Maple Leaf $20 = Half an Ounce

- Canadian Maple Leaf $10 = Quarter of an Ounce

- Canadian Gold Maple Leaf $5 = Tenth of an Ounce

Chinese Gold Bullion Coins

- Chinese Panda 500 Yuan = One Ounce

- Chinese Panda 200 Yuan = Half an Ounce

- Chinese Panda 100 Yuan = Quarter of an Ounce

- Chinese Panda 50 Yuan = Tenth of an Ounce

- Chinese Panda 25 Yuan = One Twentieth of an Ounce

South African Gold Bullion Coins

- South African Krugerand Ounce

- South African Krugerand ½ Ounce