Gold coin weighs one tonne and is worth $55 million
Perth Mint announced that it minted a one-tonne gold bullion coin that is worth over $55 million.
It is the world’s largest gold bullion coin. The previous record holder was the Royal Canadian Mint, which produced its own large coin.
Dimensions of the coin are 80 centimetres wide and over 12 centimetres thick.
Watch the video on how the coin was made.
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8 Comments
Robbie
All I need is one gold coin for my pay now.
Robbie
All I need is one gold coin for my pay now.
John
I’ll flip it, heads or tails?
Cflake
That’s just pocket change
Nyasha
Whats the point is it for sale
Fonstok
It would take ~ 1/4 million of the to pay off the U.S. debt !!!
Mike
They should have kept the finish to the same as their 1 kilo coin. It looks more like gold painted papier mache. I am also surprised that they only put a million dollar face value, having ten times more gold than the Royal Canadian Mint’s 100kg gold coin, but having the same face value… So they created the first 1 tonne gold coin, but the second one million dollar coin.
Tom Clevenger
Hey brother… can you spare $55 million? Loose change, whatever… help a brother out.