CMI Gold & Silver, Inc.buys, sells, and trades all the popular forms of gold, silver, and platinum. We offer low prices, confidential transactions, personalized service, and we handle orders of a few thousand dollars to millions of dollars. CMI delivers to clients in all fifty states, using registered U.S. mail and other insured carriers.

CMI deals in all gold coins but recommends these more popular bullion coins:

CMI also recommends The Perth Mint Lunar Series:


Minted by Australia's famed Perth Mint, the 1-oz Gold Dragons became the first coin in the Mint's popular Lunar Series to reach its production limit of 30,000 coins. The 1-oz Gold Dragons are now available only in the secondary market. CMI believes that the Gold Dragons and the other coins of the Lunar Series hold greater upside potential than do bullion coins (Gold Eagles, Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, etc.) for several reasons.

First, the Lunar Coins have production caps, but bullion coins do not. Second, the Lunar Series coins are among the most beautiful coins being struck today, and the Perth Mint encapsulates each coin in an air-tight protective capsule. Third, the Lunar Series coins carry images of popular animals that represent the years of the Lunar Calendar, which is well-known throughout Asia.

Because of these features, Lunar Series coins have the potential to increase in value two ways: through an increase in the price of gold and by increases in the coins' premiums. These coins should be the first choices of long-term gold investors.

More information on the Perth Mint's Lunar Series coins.
Gold Dragons in their protective plastic cases.

Less-popular gold coins that CMI handles include the Austrian 100 Coronas, Hungarian 100 Coronas, Mexican 50 Pesos, Australian Gold Nuggets, China Pandas, Austrian Philharmonics, and British Sovereigns.



CMI Recommends the following Platinum products:

American Platinum Eagles
Canadian Platinum Maple Leafs


For silver investors, CMI recommends:

Pre-1965 U.S. 90% silver coins, circulated and uncirculated
U.S. Silver Dollars, minted 1878-1904, and 1921-1935
100-oz silver bars, Johnson Matthey and Engelhard
1-oz Privately Minted Silver Eagles
1-oz American Silver Eagles ($1 face value)
1-oz Canadian Silver Maple Leafs ($5 face value)