Gold Leonardo Da Vinci Set

Gold Leonardo Da Vinci Set – twelve masterpieces of the Renaissance in pure fine gold

• Design: Twelve iconic works by the universal genius on twelve colour-finished coins – from the enigmatic Mona Lisa (La Gioconda) and The Last Supper to the Virgin of the Rocks, the Madonna Litta and the Benois Madonna. Complementing these are Leonardo's scientific studies: anatomical drawings, the famous embryo study, and bold designs of technical apparatus. At the centre stands the striking bust of Leonardo with a long beard and Renaissance headwear, framed by Florentine architecture.
• Material / Fineness: Each edition is struck from the purest gold with a high fineness of 999/1,000 – i.e. 24-carat fine gold. Each coin contains 1/500 troy ounce of fine gold, and the complete set totals 0.75 g of fine gold.
• Manufacturer: Issued in the name of the Republic of Chad and produced by various renowned mints; the condition is Brilliant Uncirculated (Mint State). The complete series is delivered in a themed collector's album along with a certificate of authenticity.
• Further details: Year of issue 2025, face value 3,000 CFA francs per coin, multicoloured, convenient rectangular coin format.

The Gold Leonardo Da Vinci Set combines art history with a physical gold investment in a pleasantly compact format. Anyone who values gold coins receives here no fewer than twelve small coins, whose substance lies in the fine gold they contain – a value directly tied to the gold price. The artistic design is the personal touch; the real reason for buying, however, remains the precious metal itself.

A monument to the universal genius of the Renaissance

Leonardo da Vinci, born in 1452 in Vinci, Tuscany, and who died in 1519, was a painter, anatomist, engineer and visionary all in one. Hardly any other figure embodies the Italian Renaissance as comprehensively as he does. Each of the twelve coins depicts a different masterpiece, bringing the colourful imagery of this era to life in the smallest of spaces. The colouring lets paintings such as the Mona Lisa shine in vivid tones, while the intricate drawings reveal the scientific side of the genius. The result is a cohesive complete set that honours the tremendous range of his work – from painting to anatomy to engineering.

Because each edition bears its own unique design, the set grows into a small, self-contained visual narrative. This makes the series an eye-catcher – and at the same time tangible, minted fine gold that you can hold in your hand and pass on at any time.

Why small gold coins make a compelling investment

Gold is the oldest currency in the world and has been a proven store of value for over 6,000 years. It possesses intrinsic value, has never in its history been worth zero, and is recognised worldwide as a means of payment and exchange. It is no coincidence that central banks around the globe hoard vast gold reserves. Especially in small units, the precious metal is well suited to building wealth in manageable steps – small amounts of gold add up over the years to a considerable fortune. As an inflation hedge and as crisis protection, gold has proven itself across countless generations.

• Preservation of value: Gold protects against loss of purchasing power and retains its lustre over millennia.
• Building wealth in small steps: The low entry cost per coin makes gold investment easy to plan.
• High liquidity: Gold can be traded worldwide and converted back into cash at any time.
• Diversification: Physical gold has a low correlation with other asset classes.
• Across generations: an asset that can easily be passed on as an inheritance.

Regarded as the "big brother of small silver", gold has always been considered a particularly value-dense precious metal: even a tiny ounce stores considerable value in the smallest of volumes. Compared to a large bullion coin such as a 1-ounce Krugerrand, such miniature formats carry a higher premium, but in return offer maximum flexibility and a very low capital outlay per piece. Profits from the private sale of physical gold are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.

Despite the artistic design, what you acquire here is full-fledged investment gold – minted fine gold whose value is tied to the gold price.

Give the gift of genuine investment gold for a birthday, wedding, christening or Christmas: instead of a fleeting gesture, you hand over a lasting asset. The Gold Leonardo Da Vinci Set is thus aimed at investors as well as anyone wishing to give a physical gold investment with a personal, artistic touch.