Gold Rose Crown Guinea

With a significant history spanning over three centuries, the Gold Rose Crown Guinea is an ideal addition to any gold investment portfolio. Initially issued in 1743 after the founding of Hong Kong, this coin represented the fight as the British East Indian Company strived to take control of Chinese trade routes.  It was later reissued in 2017 as a tribute coin.

The name for these coins originated from the Guinea region in West Africa, where most gold was mined at the time.

The Guinea, a symbol of Great Britain’s growing colonial might, was acknowledged and accepted worldwide for its purity and dependability.  Merchants also prized it as they traveled the world on East India Company Ships. This rich history adds depth and intrigue to this rose gold coin, making it an enticing choice for collectors and investors alike.

More Facts About the Guinea Gold Coin: 

• Today’s “Rose Crown” gold coins are each quarter ounce in weight and contain .9999 pure gold.
• The East India Company’s traditional pattern is featured on both the obverse and reverse of the coin, with an effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by world-renowned artist Raphael Maklouf on the former.
• Original Gold Rose Crown Guinea coins from the 18th century are relatively rare and command high values among collectors. The reissued tribute coins are also limited in number, adding to their exclusivity.
• The Guinea coin’s reputation for purity and quality contributed significantly to its global acceptance in trade and commerce.

This coin is eligible for purchase in a Precious Metals IRA.

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