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To my best knowledge, DBSBank is Development Bank of Singapore, which seldom if not never issue gold related product. The bar bears Singapore assayer's seal and indicated in the circle "Singapore Mint", so it should be mint by the Singapore Mint (the Mint product Singapore Lunar series and...

Hi andrewlee10, your collection is true gem! thanks for sharing!

The face on this "Free Woman" is comical, a mediocre copy from the Marvel.

some are from Ming dynasty, some are Qing dynasty (with cursive Mongolianized Manchu script), some are issued by local government during early Republic era, and some are from private mint. The coins are not assorted or numbered, so it is very difficult to categorize. Nice to have them in...

Cost of achieving 9999 is way higher than 99XX. I doubt those gold bullion coins are real 9999. Anyone in a university metallurgy lab would do a simple test? Homogenize a 1/20 oz gold coin, say kangaroo, and put it in XRF or MS, to have the metal profile. If it is under 9999 we could claim...

I once learned from a TV news report, it was about Panda gold coin selling fast in Shanghai. The customers were buying over the counter in a bank branch. The Gold Panda coins were sold in sets of 5 coins 1.9 oz in total. The coins were in the plastic sheets, aka OMP. These were the bullion type...

Sheer ugly. Lack of details. If this is from a China mint, it must be from a shabby mint staffed with a poorly-trained team.

The visage of this Liberty lady reminds me 50's pop-art. And this resemblance conjured up memory of Saint Gauden's rendition.