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).

Does a bullion deteriorate the value of a coin?

This does not deteriorate the value of a coin because it is not produced at an official government mint facility. One of the most well-known bullion coins is the South African Krugerrands. The South African mint first produced these coins in 1967 to help market the gold being mined and that country.

Why is bullion so popular?

WHY BULLION IS VALUABLE Bullion appeals to many investors because the sizes and shapes vary, providing a plethora of options. The traditional 1 oz Precious Metals sizes are common, but other sizes include 1/10 oz Gold or 5 oz Platinum, and even 1/4 oz Silver or 1/2 oz Palladium.