Made to Mint was created to provide clear, impartial information on gold and silver coin investment — with no hype, hard sell, or hidden agenda.
We don’t sell coins. We don’t promote any dealers. Our sole focus is helping investors in the United States understand the pros and cons of the most popular bullion coins on the market today.
Our approach:
- Independent: We’re not affiliated with any mint or coin supplier.
- Educational: Each article is written to be practical, not promotional.
- US-focused: While we review global coins, we prioritize those most relevant to American investors.
Whether you’re buying your first Eagle or comparing sovereign sizes, we aim to give you the facts — so you can decide what’s right for you.
FEATURED COINS
1/3 oz Gold Britannia
A Rarely Seen Fractional Coin
The 1/3 oz Gold Britannia is an unusual entry in The Royal Mint’s fractional gold range. While 1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz, and 1/10oz coins are standard, the 1/3oz size occasionally appears in special releases or limited runs.
Four Nations
A Coveted Collectible from the UK with Global Appeal
For serious gold investors and collectors, coins that combine historical depth with true scarcity are few and far between. The Four Nations 1/4oz Gold Coin, struck by The Royal Mint in the United Kingdom, is one such standout—celebrating the enduring legacy of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland in a compact, investment-grade format.
Quarter Sovereign
Compact, Recognisable, and Collectable
The quarter sovereign offers a small but significant way to invest in physical gold. Struck by The Royal Mint, it mirrors the design and gold content quality of the full sovereign — in a more accessible format.
Silver Sovereign
A Modern Take on a British Classic
Traditionally known as a gold coin, the sovereign has seen silver editions issued in recent years by The Royal Mint. These modern silver sovereigns blend historic design with investment-grade silver, appealing to collectors and silver stackers alike.