Junk gold is an informal term used in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia for any silver coin which is in fair condition and has no numismatic or collectible value above the bullion value of the silver it contains. Such coins are popular among people seeking to invest in gold, particularly in small amounts. The word "junk" refers only to the value of the coins as collectibles and not to the actual condition of the coins; junk gold is not necessarily scrap gold.

Our most common stock of junk gold coins include Canadian gold coins such as the 1967 $20, 1976 $100, and a whole variety of $100 coins. We also come across the occasional US gold coin and many various proof and BU gold coins from foreign countries. Weights can run from .1 of a troy oz, all the way up through nearly 1 troy oz, depending on the coin and purities can be 14 or 22 Karat.

All of our junk coins are sold at gold spot price. Contact us to see what we have available.