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$5 Gold Buffalo (2008)
$10 Gold Buffalo (2008)
$25 Gold Buffalo (2008)
$50 Gold Buffalo (2006–)
$50 Gold Buffalo, Proof (2006–)
Gold Buffalo Sets (2008)
$10 First Spouse (2007–2020)
$10 First Spouse, Proof (2007–2020)
ATB 5 Oz. Silver Bullion (2010–2021)
Ultra High Relief (2009)
American Liberty Gold (2015–)
Liberty & Britannia (2024)
230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Dollar (2024)
Comic Art Coin Program (2025–)
Bulk Coinage, Bags

From the gold Buffalo series to $10 First Spouse gold issues, and specialty gold coins, the U.S. continues to honor the tradition of beautiful coins struck from precious metals for collectors and bullion investors.

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$5 Gold Buffalo (2008)
$10 Gold Buffalo (2008)
$25 Gold Buffalo (2008)
$50 Gold Buffalo (2006–)
$50 Gold Buffalo, Proof (2006–)
Gold Buffalo Sets (2008)
$10 First Spouse (2007–2020)
$10 First Spouse, Proof (2007–2020)
ATB 5 Oz. Silver Bullion (2010–2021)
Ultra High Relief (2009)
American Liberty Gold (2015–)
Liberty & Britannia (2024)
230th Anniversary Flowing Hair Dollar (2024)
Comic Art Coin Program (2025–)
Bulk Coinage, Bags

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