Collector's Guide
The words are often used interchangeably, but coins and medallions are different things. Here is what sets them apart.
Coins
- Issued by a government mint
- Carry a face value
- Are legal tender, even when the metal is worth far more
Medallions
- Privately minted
- No face value; not legal tender
- Value comes from metal content, design and collectibility
- Can honor people and milestones government coins do not
Rounds and Bars
- Rounds are coin-shaped pieces of privately minted precious metal, usually valued for their metal content.
- Bars are rectangular and produced in standard weights, such as 1 oz and 10 oz.
What Trump Coins Makes
Trump Coins produces privately minted, officially licensed medallions, rounds and bars in gold and silver. They are collectibles, not legal tender, and are not issued or endorsed by any government agency. Many are graded PF70 by an independent grading service.
Explore the Collection
Gold and silver medallions, rounds and bars from every Trump Coins series.
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