Austria has minted a variety of different types of gold coins, including 100 Coronas, 100 Schillings, 4 Ducat and 1 Ducat coins...

The Dutch Netherlands has minted a variety of different types of gold coins, such as ducats, florins, florins d'or, duits, stuivers, cavaliers, gulden or guilders, and ducatons. . .

French gold coins are known for their beauty and attractive displays of classic design and structure. The historic French 20 Franc Gold Rooster coin is one of the most popular French Gold Coins. . .

Popular German gold coins include the Prussian Gold Coins, German Gold Marks, Gold German Thalers, German Gold Euros of more recent times. . .

The first gold coins created in Greece appeared around 600 bc. These coins are known as the archaic type. They were actually made of a mixture of metals that included approximately 55% gold, 45% silver and about 1-2% copper. . .

Hungarian gold coins offer high collector, investor value, the most sought after being minted between 1879 and 1908. The popular 1893 Hungarian 10 Korona and the 1908 Hungarian 100 Korona re-strike are favorites. . .

One of the most sought after Italian gold coins is the Italian 20 Lire Gold Coin - Umberto I. The Italian 20 Lire gold coin is a beautiful example of 19th century European coinage. . .

One of the most sought after Polish Gold Coins is the Zlotych gold coin. In 1925, to celebrate its 900 year anniversary, the 20 Zlotych gold coin was minted. . .

Russian Imperial gold coins, available in years from 1897 to 1909, are considered to be a solid and safe investment. . .

South Africa Gold Krugerrands are the gold bullion coins found, minted and sold in South Africa. South Africa is one of the largest producers of gold in the entire world because of the abundant supply of gold in the deep mines surrounding Johannesburg. . .

Spanish gold coins are exquisite in their design and detail. Spanish gold coins minted in 1877 and emblazoned with the right facing bust of King Alfonso XIII are a favorite. . .

The Swiss 20 Franc gold coin is without doubt one of the world's most dignified and classically designed Swiss gold coins. This lovely piece that displays the profile of a Swiss woman, more commonly known as Vreneli, with braided hair, wearing flowers and facing to the left. . .

Turkish Gold coins come in many denominations including Serifi, Tek, Mahbub, Piastres, Sultani, Istanbul and Dort to name a few. Many western collectors tend to neglect these gold coins when accumulating bullion because the inscriptions on most earlier coins were in Arabic style, making them hard to identify. This could be a big mistake. . .