Add timeless value, unmatched liquidity, and universal recognition to your investment portfolio with gold. Unlike silver and palladium, which are more volatile since they are tied to industry, automotive, or technology, gold has served as the quintessential store of value for centuries. Take a peek at our diverse collection of gold coins and bullion, and buy gold online today.
Gold-Fueled Future for All
New to gold? Our Gold American Eagle at First National Bullion is perfect for beginners, as it’s widely recognized, government-backed, and available in smaller quantities (e.g., 1/10 oz) that don’t require a large budget. Choose our Gold Maple Leaf for an internationally recognized coin that is easy to exchange or sell abroad, or select the Gold American Buffalo for a highly pure (.9999) gold piece that serious investors love. Looking for liquidity? You can’t go wrong with the South African Krugerrand. Specialty coins like the Austrian Philharmonic are excellent for investors who enjoy collectibles.
Trusted Gold Source
At First National Bullion, there’s something for everyone interested in creating or building on a portfolio with gold. As a premier established precious metals dealer, we offer gold coins, bullion, and investment-grade ingots for investors at all levels, as well as physical silver, platinum pieces, and palladium.
Over the span of our 19 years of industry experience as a trusted national bullion dealer, we have helped investors complete $1 billion worth of transactions. Find a store near you to buy gold coins or bars online now!
FAQs
How do the gold bars and gold coins available for sale differ?
A gold coin is minted by an official mint or government, usually with distinct designs (e.g., the Canadian Maple Leaf or American Eagle). It usually comes in a fractional size (e.g., 1/4 oz), making it highly accessible and flexible. A gold bar typically comes from a mint or private refiner and is available in a larger size (1 oz, 1 kg), making it ideal for an investor seeking bulk storage.
Is gold an excellent investment in a time of inflation?
Gold has historically served as an inflation hedge. When a currency’s purchasing power declines, gold’s value usually rises since it retains its intrinsic value. Gold prices rose dramatically when inflation soared during the 1970s, for example. In recent times, global uncertainty and the central bank’s gold purchases have caused gold to reach record-high values. Gold doesn’t produce income like bonds or stocks, but it preserves purchasing power and wealth over time.
What is the most secure way to store gold after buying gold bullion online?
A professional vaulting service, such as Brink’s Secure Storage, is an excellent physical gold storage option. It offers 24/7 monitoring and insurance. A vault is perfect for a larger holding. A best practice for gold storage is to keep a large amount in a professional vault and a smaller amount accessible to you at home.
How much gold should I buy online to get started?
Many beginners start by purchasing fractional coins, which may cost several hundred dollars based on the market price. Buying this amount gives you exposure to gold without having to commit to an entire ounce. Then, you can easily build your holdings gradually over time. Consistency is key: regularly buying gold in small amounts can help with averaging out fluctuations in prices.