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GMRgold is partnering with Tank Machine, a charismatic activist for U.S. Veterans' causes, to offer the 1 oz. Copper Tank Machine Challenge Copper Coin. Tank is committed to helping these honorable people return to civilian life in the most positive way possible. The coin itself is a tribute to the men and women who have served America in combat situations. The obverse is a design based on the American flag, with Tank Machine's name above and his motto War On below. The reverse shows Tank's...

Pete Rose is making another spectacular appearance — just as he always did as a Major League player — on GMRgold's exclusive 1 oz. Silver Pete Rose Hit King Coin. Rose earned the name Hit King when he surpassed the previous record for number of hits during a Major League career. By the time he left baseball, he had made 4,256 hits, a record that still stands in Major League play. This .999 Fine Silver coin honors Rose and helps his organization Hit King Academy provide baseball...

The Chris Kyle Frog Foundation and GMRgold have come together to present the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation Silver coins and silver bars. These beautifully designed .999 Silver commemorative coins and bars pay homage to Kyle and all military veterans, with proceeds going to the foundation. CKFF started out as the brain child of Chris Kyle, former Navy SEAL and advocate for Veterans and their families. Although Kyle never saw this mission completed, his wife Taya established the foundation after...

The Chris Kyle Frog Foundation and GMRgold have teamed up to present a collectible coin medallion and uniquely designed coins struck in .999 Pure Copper. These copper coins were created as a means to honor Chris's memory and contribute to the foundation named for him. Chris Kyle was better known to avid readers and patriots as the American Sniper. After serving in combat, he returned home to write his autobiography by the same name. The book was a smashing success and reached the top of the...

The 1 oz. Silver Round Buffalo bears the enduring images of a Native American warrior on the obverse and an American bison on the reverse. Yet, is there really a point in having such an iconic design on a Silver Round? After all, Rounds aren?t exactly collector items. People buy them for their Silver content, which would be the same regardless of any design that was or wasn?t placed on them. Actually, there are some distinct benefits to having rounds with a design. Benefit 1: Easily...