Gold coins

Gold coins are physical currency made from gold, traditionally used as a store of value, medium of exchange, or investment. They carry intrinsic worth because of their gold content, which is recognized worldwide. Historically, governments and mints produced gold coins for trade, savings, and wealth preservation. Today, while they are less common for daily transactions, gold coins are popular among investors and collectors as a tangible asset that can hedge against economic instability and inflation. Their value is influenced by the current price of gold, rarity, and condition.