What is bullion value?

Bullion value is the value given to a coin based upon the amount of precious metal that the coin contains. Some coins are made out of copper (pennies), clad copper/nickel (nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars and dollars dated 1965 and after), silver (dimes, quarters, half dollars and dollars dated 1964 and before) and gold (1933 and prior).

What are the different types of bullion?

The most common forms of bullion are bars and ingots, and coins. Gold and silver bars are also called ingots. Some esoteric metals, such as rhodium bars, are considered bullion. Despite that, "bullion" is generally understood to mean generic forms of gold, silver, platinum, or palladium.

What is the difference between bullion and ring?

Bullion refers to items that derive their value from their precious metal content, rather than their form. For example, a gold bar is considered bullion. A silver ring is not. The most common forms of bullion are bars and ingots, and coins. Gold and silver bars are also called ingots.

Where can I buy bullion online?

At Bullion Exchanges, you can buy bullion online with the same confidence as buying physical gold and silver directly from our retail store located in the heart of New York City’s Diamond District at 30 West 47th Street.