

1g Gold Cook Island Bounty 2026


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1 g Gold Cook Islands Bounty 2026 – the little lifeboat for your wealth
- Investment objective: a handy bullion coin for solid inflation protection and lasting value preservation.
- Design: the legendary three-masted ship "Bounty" on the reverse, the portrait of King Charles III on the obverse – a classic with enormous recognition value.
- Material / Fineness: 1 gram of pure gold at a first-class fineness of 999.9/1,000 (24 carat).
- Manufacturer: minted in Germany – "Made in Germany" stands here for the highest minting quality.
Small, refined, and unmistakable. The Gold Cook Islands Bounty brings one of the most beautiful bullion coin stories to just one gram of fine gold. On the reverse, the famous three-masted ship "Bounty" sets sail – the vessel on which the most well-known mutiny in maritime history took place in 1789, led by Fletcher Christian against Captain Bligh. The obverse features the current portrait of King Charles III, framed by the inscription "COOK ISLANDS" and the year of issue 2026. The stamped face value of 5 Dollars (CID) makes the coin an official legal tender of the South Pacific island nation – though its gold value far exceeds this nominal value.
One of the most sought-after bullion coins from the South Pacific
The Bounty series from the Cook Islands has been among the most popular gold coins with a ship design since its first release in 2009. It is minted in Germany as a so-called agency issue – a quality hallmark appreciated equally by collectors and investors. With a diameter of 16.54 mm, a fine weight of exactly 1 g, and a high fineness of 999.9/1,000, this gold coin is a true lightweight with a big impact. It is delivered as new goods in bank-standard condition, including a blister card and certificate of authenticity.
A design that tells stories
Few coin designs are as memorable as the finely crafted "Bounty". The three-masted sailing ship against the finely engraved line background gives the small gold piece a depth more commonly associated with larger coins. It is precisely this recognition value that makes the Bounty internationally tradeable and popular – a classic that retains its character across the years of issue.
The ideal denomination for flexible crisis preparedness
It is precisely the small size that makes this coin so special. As a crisis protection measure, a small denomination of gold is worth its weight in gold in the truest sense: easy to transport, discreet to store, and deployable in portions when needed. It is an ideal medium of exchange for small everyday transactions, where a larger bar would simply be too "coarse". Crisis preparedness doesn't have to be burdensome – it fits right in your vest pocket.
- Maximum portability thanks to minimal dimensions and low weight.
- Distinctive Bounty design with high recognition value.
- Delivery including blister card and enclosed certificate of authenticity.
- Limited mintage of 25,000 pieces – Made in Germany.
1 gram or 1 ounce? A brief comparison
The Bounty is also available as a large 1-ounce gold coin as well as in other fractional denominations. Those seeking maximum flexibility are best served by the 1-gram format: it allows entry with a small budget, is easier to liquidate, and is ideally suited for building up a precious metals portfolio step by step. The full ounce, on the other hand, scores with a lower premium per gram – yet both variants share the same time-honoured design and the same high fineness.
Gold – the proven store of value for thousands of years
Gold is the world's oldest currency and has been a reliable store of value for over 6,000 years. It has never had a value of zero, possesses intrinsic value, and is recognised worldwide as a means of payment and exchange. The precious metal protects against loss of purchasing power and has always served as a hedge against inflation and currency risks. It is no coincidence that central banks hold the world's largest gold reserves. Furthermore: investment gold is exempt from VAT in Germany, and profits from sales are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.
Gold has shone for thousands of years – and will not lose its lustre in the future either.
Thus the 1 g Cook Islands Bounty 2026 becomes the symbolic lifeboat for your wealth: small, liquid, tradeable worldwide at any time, and therefore a well-considered addition for investors and collectors alike who wish to preserve value across generations.
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