KJC Bullion Blog
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KJC Coins Australia Pty Ltd (KJC) was established in 1995 and is Australia's leading specialist retail gold and silver bullion dealer. We operate, from our Company-owned premises in the heart of the Sydney CBD, which offers both a showroom as well as a private client office. We strive to bring you the latest happenings in the bullion market, new releases in numismatic and bullion products,..
KJC Bullion Blog
4M ago
The first quarter of the year was difficult for investors in all walks of assets and May is proving no different thus far. First, the war in Ukraine, lockdowns in China and then the prospect of substantially tighter US monetary policy have had big impacts on the financial market. These impacts have resulted in Cryptocurrency ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
4M ago
Starting out in Silver Investing in silver can be a very lucrative and rewarding endeavour. Silver is exceptionally beautiful and highly liquid and thus makes for a great way to expand your investments in precious metals. As well as coming at a much more approachable price point than gold, you can accumulate ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
4M ago
Here is a detailed video on how to create a KJC Coins Australia Online Account ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
4M ago
News about inflation is everywhere that you turn at the moment, and it has us (and everyone else) asking the question – is Gold a good option to secure the value of your cash in the future? Well, in short – it is a good option, but why? Even more so why does it seem that ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
4M ago
A bullion coin, most simply put, is a coin that contains a rare earth metal, most common in the bullion industry, coins contain either gold, silver, or platinum. The blank bullion coin is then pressed with a die that is inscribed with whatever design the manufacturer has requested. A coin, all coins, will ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
1y ago
The original Gold Sovereigns were first produced in 1489 by King Henry VII, they were the denominational value gold coin ever offered by the Royal Mint to date. They were designed with a double rose, symbolising the Union of the York and Lancaster houses. In approximately 1667 the first Sovereigns would be replaced by the ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
1y ago
The first modern milled edge Sovereign gold coins were first produced in 1817 by the Royal Mint in London during the great re-coinage of the empire. The first coins featured an effigy of the monarch at the time, King George III, however this was a short-lived edition of the coin as King George III would ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
1y ago
Gold has always been a store of value; it has a certain allure with its appearance and rarity. There was a time when all nations had their currency backed by physical metals, most often gold. Some may not believe it now, but there was a time that you could go to your local bank with ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
1y ago
Numismatists often aspire to complete full sets, there is solace and a sense of accomplishment when finally acquiring the final coin to complete a set. One of the most sought-after and famous sets a coin collector can hope to acquire is the Twelve Caesars of Rome, these coins are just as they are described, they ..read more
KJC Bullion Blog
1y ago
Australia has always been a nation famous for many things and our gold is one of them. The yellow metal is part of our nation’s history and like most, our nation’s currency was backed by gold for a long time. This all changed in 1932 when the Commonwealth Bank of Australia decided to depart from ..read more