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Daisy Duck is one of the most famous cartoon characters in the world. The New Zealand Mint brings you the strikingly beautiful ¼ oz Disney Gold Coin: Daisy Duck.

Each gold coin contains 0.25 oz of .9999 pure gold and bears a face value of $25 Niue dollars. Fractional gold coins or gold bars are popular among investors who think that it is important to have small denomination gold in case of a societal breakdown where smaller gold coins or gold bars will be needed to barter or pay for goods and services when the gold price could be very high.

Why is the ¼ oz Disney Gold Coin: Daisy Duck Popular and an Excellent Investment in Gold ?

Composed of 0.25 oz of .9999 gold
Official licensed product
Mintage of only 1,000 coins
Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs
100% authentic

Specifications

Country - New Zealand
Purity - .9999
Weight - 0.25 troy ounce
IRA Eligible - Yes

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Mint	New Zealand Mint
Year	Any Year
Country	Niue

Weight	1/4
Purity	9999
Status	Active

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1/4oz Disney Gold Coin: Daisy Duck

From $795.93

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As low as $199.69 per oz above spot

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Description

Daisy Duck is one of the most famous cartoon characters in the world. The New Zealand Mint brings you the strikingly beautiful ¼ oz Disney Gold Coin: Daisy Duck.

Each gold coin contains 0.25 oz of .9999 pure gold and bears a face value of $25 Niue dollars. Fractional gold coins or gold bars are popular among investors who think that it is important to have small denomination gold in case of a societal breakdown where smaller gold coins or gold bars will be needed to barter or pay for goods and services when the gold price could be very high.