Gold Coins

In Malaysia, the Kijang Emas gold coin is renowned for its purity. Issued by Bank Negara Malaysia, the Kijang Emas is crafted with high gold content, making it a reliable choice for those seeking pure gold coins.

The amount of gold used in coins varies depending on the specific coin and its denomination. Gold coins can range from a few grams to several ounces of gold.

The weight of a gold coin in Malaysia varies based on its type and denomination. For instance, the Malaysian Kijang Emas comes in weights like 1 gram, 1/2 gram, 1/4 gram, 1/10 gram, and 1/20 gram. Check with the issuer or seller for specific details at the time of purchase.

While gold coins are made primarily of gold, they are not always 100% gold. Most gold coins are alloyed with other metals to increase their durability and resistance to wear.

You can find a variety of gold coins including 24 carat gold coins, 24k gold coins, and coins with different designs and themes.

The price of gold coins at Mustafa Jewellery in Singapore can vary based on factors like weight, purity, and market conditions. It's recommended that you check directly with Mustafa Jewellery for the most accurate pricing.

Gold coins in Singapore come in various designs ranging from traditional motifs to modern and innovative designs. Some feature national symbols, historical figures, or iconic landmarks, while others may have artistic or commemorative designs.

Sell gold coins for cash at pawnshops, jewellery shops, or specialised dealers. Research current gold market values and obtain multiple quotes for the best price.

To pawn gold in Singapore, bring your gold coins to the pawnshop for assessment and receive a loan or sell them outright based on their value.

To maintain their shine and value, store your gold coins in a dry, secure place, preferably in a protective case. Avoid exposing them to chemicals or abrasive materials.