1/10 oz Gold Coins

Shop 1/10 oz gold coins at Lone Star Coins — tenth-ounce American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, Krugerrands, Britannias, and Mexican gold. The smallest, most affordable fractional gold coins, ideal for gifting and flexible stacking. Live spot-based pricing, in stock in San Antonio.

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About 1/10 oz Gold Coins

The 1/10 oz gold coin category brings together fractional bullion coins from the world's most recognized sovereign mints. Each coin contains one-tenth of a troy ounce of gold, making this the smallest standard weight in many flagship bullion series. The coins listed here are struck in .9999 or .9167 fine gold depending on the series, and all carry legal-tender status in their country of issue.

This format spans some of the most storied programs in modern bullion coinage. The American Gold Eagle, introduced in 1986, is struck in 22-karat (.9167) gold alloyed for durability and features Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Liberty obverse. The Canadian Maple Leaf and British Britannia are both struck in .9999 fine gold and are recognized worldwide for their precise specifications. The South African Krugerrand, the original modern gold bullion coin first issued in 1967, also appears at the 1/10 oz weight in 22-karat gold. Each series carries its own distinctive national imagery, making this category relevant to both bullion buyers and series collectors.

At Lone Star Coins, the 1/10 oz gold coin collection includes random-year examples of the American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, Krugerrand, and Britannia — the four most widely traded fractional gold coins globally. Pricing is updated against the live spot market. Coins are in stock at our San Antonio showroom and available to ship nationwide or pick up in person. Buyers interested in larger denominations will find the same series available in our 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, and 1 oz gold coin collections.

Frequently asked questions

It means the coin contains one-tenth of a troy ounce of gold — approximately 3.11 grams. The '1/10 oz' designation refers to actual gold content, not the coin's total weight, which may be slightly higher if the coin is alloyed (as with the 22-karat American Gold Eagle and Krugerrand). All 1/10 oz coins carry a face value denominated in their country of issue's currency.