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1 oz Oak Leaf Gold BU

1 oz Oak Leaf Gold BU

Last price we saw

$4,125.02at Dave And Co Metals, last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the 1 oz Oak Leaf Gold BU

The Germania Mint Oak Leaf is a 1 oz .9999 fine gold bullion round, listed here as a 2019 issue with a 100 mark denomination and a 32 mm diameter. Its mintage of 100 pieces is the whole story: this is a collector-grade bullion piece, not a mass-produced coin. The only new listing is $4,125.02 at Dave And Co Metals as of November 3, 2026, so there is no price competition to compare against. At that figure the premium over 1 oz of gold is steep, which reflects scarcity rather than metal value.

Best for
Collectors chasing low-mintage Germania Mint releases
Buyers who want a single 1 oz gold piece with numismatic upside
Gift buyers looking for a rare, sealed bullion item
Pros
  • 1 oz of .9999 fine gold with clear bullion backing
  • Mintage of just 100 pieces makes it genuinely scarce
  • Distinctive Oak Leaf design from Germania Mint
  • 32 mm diameter gives it real presence in hand
Cons
  • Only one new listing, so no price competition
  • $4,125.02 carries a large premium over spot gold
  • Thin resale market at 100 pieces minted
  • Collector premium can vanish if gold demand shifts to plain bullion

1 oz Oak Leaf Gold BU prices at every store

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1 oz Oak Leaf Gold BU price history

Lowest price we've seen: $4,125.02 on Nov 3 at Dave And Co Metals. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.

Specifications

Year
2019
Denomination
100 mark
Mint Mark
Germania Mint
Metal Content
1 oz
Diameter
32.00 mm
Mintage
100 pcs

Questions and answers

Is this worth $4,125.02?
Only if you value the 100-piece mintage. As of November 3, 2026 that is the sole new price, at Dave And Co Metals, and it sits well above the metal value of 1 oz of gold. Buy it as a collectible, not as cheap gold.
How does it compare with a standard 1 oz gold coin?
A standard bullion coin trades close to spot and is easy to resell. This Oak Leaf trades at a collector premium because only 100 were struck, so expect wider buy-sell spreads.
What does the 100 mark denomination mean?
It is a nominal face value stamped on the piece, not legal tender you can spend. The real value is the 1 oz of gold plus whatever collectors pay for the low mintage.
What comes in the box?
Germania Mint typically ships low-mintage releases in a capsule or presentation packaging with a certificate. Confirm the exact packaging with Dave And Co Metals before ordering.
When is it cheapest?
There is only one new listing, so there is no cheaper store to wait for. The price will track gold spot plus the collector premium, so watch spot moves rather than store sales.