2015 Canada 1 oz Gold Growling Cougar .99999 BU (Assay Card)

Excellent condition, perfect size and weight gold coin in my opinion, comes in a nice card capsule/Assay card, designed perfectly and 99999 if the world purest gold from Royal Mint and more reasons to pick this. It’s a must have, I will buy this again

A bit pricy but I like the design so much, it was worth to me the extra few dollars

APMEX made it possible for me to own for the first time Assayer's Gold , signed, and from one of the finest Mints in The World. APMEX delivered this product at an exceptional value, and in pristine mint condition.

Buying this series meant paying a bit more premium than I would normally like but the premium isn't too bad compared to the normal maple leafs. What you get for the extra money is a nice assay card and a truly stunning coin (the RCM products are just infinitely higher quality than those from the US Mint) that instantly turns an investment into a collection. Also the premium is easily recovered when selling because of the high demand for this series.

Beautiful coin, with an amazing 99.999% purity. Some info about the assay card that may be of interest: the coin sits nicely in a capsule in the card. The capsule can be opened without having to break or damage the card. It is like a two-piece air tight container with one part fused to the entire card and the other part being the round transparent lid. So the coin is not sealed in but can be removed and placed back at will.

Gift for son, great detail

High quality coinage and a beautiful picture of the wildcat. Very attractive.

Purest gold coin available with a nice design.

I had to send the product back twice for poor condition of the capsule in the card and the card itself had air bubbles between the card itself and the plastic film covering it on the second return. The capsules on the two returned were cracked, over glued, stressed and not closed tight. They looked like they were tampered with. I received my third and it has several air bubbles and loose spots of plastic film over the card. My advice, wait for a coin to come up for sale without the assay card and save some money. The coin is beautiful and I have to give APMEX credit for continuing to try to send an acceptable product. My guess on the air bubbles and film separation could be the colder temps during delivery or poor materials used by the mint. I will not be purchasing any coins in assay cards done at the Royal Canadian Mint in the future.

Design is attractive and brand is recognized.