Is a guardian angel coin a good christening gift?

It's a real coin with a face value and a fixed mintage, not a medal, and it arrives ready to give. The Niue coin and Little Angels both come in a box. For the smallest budget there's a 1/100 oz gold bar on a card.

Are guardian angel gold coins real gold?

Ours are. They're 1/100 oz coin bars of .9999 gold, issued as legal tender by the Solomon Islands and Samoa.

When is the feast of the Guardian Angels?

October 2 in the Catholic calendar, so a guardian angel coin can be an autumn gift as well as a christening one.

Do you ship guardian angel coins to the US?

Yes. We send every parcel tracked, with Global Express or FedEx, and in-stock coins are dispatched within 3 business days. Outside the EU, import duties are paid by the buyer. Arrival depends on the carrier, so leave time before a christening date.

Guardian Angel Coins

A guardian angel coin is a legal tender coin in silver or gold with a guardian angel in its design, struck in a fixed mintage. Ours come with a certificate of authenticity, and several are made by the Mint of Poland and MINT XXI, two mints we buy from directly. People buy them for two reasons: some need a gift for a christening or a First Communion, others collect angel coins next to the religious coins they already own. We ship worldwide, including the US, with Global Express and FedEx, tracked.

The name covers two very different things, and it matters before you buy. A guardian angel pocket token from a gift shop costs about $5, is made of plated base metal and has no face value. A guardian angel coin is legal tender in .999 silver or .9999 gold, with a mintage you can check. Below the products we cover the coins we stock, how to pick one for a baptism or First Communion, what sets their value, angel coins since 1465 and how buying from us works, import duties included.