2024 1oz Gold American Buffalo Coin

2024 Gold Buffalo Highlights:

• Each coin contains 1 oz. of .9999 fine gold
• Obverse features the iconic Indian Head design
• Reverse is the classic image of an American bison
• Backed by the United States government

The United States Mint launched the Gold American Buffalo in 2006, marking the first time the public could access a coin crafted from pure 24-karat gold. This initiative aimed to rival other 24-karat gold coins like the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf.

The 2024 Gold American Buffalo's design draws inspiration from the iconic Indian Head or Buffalo nickel, originally sculpted by James Earle Fraser. The obverse features a profile portrait of a Native American, although Fraser never definitively identified the individual depicted. It's speculated to be a composite representation of various Native American figures.

Similarly, the reverse design, featuring an American bison, originates from Fraser's work. While Fraser claimed the bison Black Diamond at the Bronx Zoo as his muse, historical inaccuracies surround this claim. Nevertheless, the 2024 Gold American Buffalo pays a striking tribute to the Buffalo Nickel's legacy, boasting a face value of $50, backed by the United States Government.

Investing in the 2024 Gold Buffalo offers a blend of beauty and history, with its 24-karat gold construction and homage to iconic American coinage designs. Renowned among both investors and collectors, this coin is a cherished addition to any portfolio.

Why invest in the 2024 Gold Buffalo coin?

The 2024 Gold American Buffalo is a beautiful investment and is minted in 24-karat gold. The Gold American Buffalo also pays homage to one of the most iconic designs in American coinage history, making it popular among investors and collectors alike. Own one of the most popular gold bullion coins globally and invest with a trusted precious metals company.

*Our supply comes from the Mint in sealed tubes of 20 and boxes of 500 coins. Quantities ordered that are not multiples of 20 may include loose coins that are packaged in bubble wrap, rather than in the original tubes. Minor imperfections can occur during the minting, shipping or handling process. This does not constitute a valid reason for a return.