What type of Australian gold coin? Do you refer to a gold coloured coin such as the One and Two Dollar coins, or a bullion coin? If you refer to a bullion coin, please provide the weight and theme of the coin.

A bullion coin is a type of currency used by all kinds of past civilizations such as the Aztecs, the Celtics, the Anglo-Saxons, and the Celts. Bullion coins are now considered historical and most of them hold no value in the sense that they are priceless artifacts.

There are several silver bullion coins that prominently display the term "silver bullion" on them. Examples include the Silver Bullion Coin from the Royal Canadian Mint, which features the words "SILVER BULLION" along with a maple leaf design. Another well-known option is the American Silver Eagle coin, widely recognized as a popular silver bullion investment. While not explicitly labeled as "silver bullion," its one troy ounce of .999 fine silver content makes it a sought-after investment choice. Keep in mind that there are other silver coins available for bullion investment, even if they don't have the specific term "silver bullion" on them. These coins typically have high silver purity and are widely accepted in the precious metals market.

As of February 2012 the bullion value is $832.24.

The 5 Dollar American Eagle coin regardless of date is a 1/10th oz Gold Bullion coin and as I type this the value is $108.10 The value of any gold bullion coin follows the spot price of gold.