PRODUCTS

Physika offers gold, silver, platinum and palladium products from the worlds mints, approved metals dealers and refiners. We manage the buying and

selling of Physical Precious Metals in the form of bars and coins.

Bars will only be purchased from duly licensed and registered precious metals dealers identified as members of Physika's dealer network, and only bars of refiner brands that meet certain standards for bar quality maintained by the London Bullion Market Association ("LBMA") for gold and silver bullion and the London Platinum and Palladium Market ("LPPM") for platinum and palladium.

Bars are made by PAMP, Credit Suisse, Perth, Royal Canadian Mint, Johnson Matthey, Engelhard. Bars range in size from 1 to 1000 ounces, depending on metal type.

Coin products will only be purchased from duly licensed and registered

precious metals dealers identified as members of Physika's dealer network, from approved and recognized world mints. Coins sizes range from 1 ounce

to 1 Kg (32.148 troy ounces).

We offer coin products from the mints of the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Austria, Australia, China and South Africa.

Because the most valuable asset is peace of mind.

GOLD

1 ounce bar - Bars are .9999 fine (99.99% pure) and contain 1 troy ounce of gold. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

10 ounce bar - Bars are .9999 fine (99.99% pure) and contain 10 troy ounces of gold. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

1 Kilo bar - Bars are .9999 fine (99.99% pure) and contain 32.148 troy ounces of gold. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

100 ounce bar - Bars (variable weight) maintain a fineness of at least .999 (99.9% pure) and contain approximately 100 troy ounces. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

400 ounce bar - Bars (variable weight) maintain a fineness of at least .999 (99.9% pure) and contain approximately 400 troy ounces. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

1 ounce American Eagle - Authorized by Congress in 1985 and first minted in 1986, American Eagle Gold Bullion Coins are created according to the durable, .9167 fine or 22-karat standard established for circulating gold coins 350 years ago. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce American Buffalo - Authorized by Congress and first minted in 2006, American Buffalo Gold Bullion Coins are the first 24-karat, .9999 fine (99.99%), gold coins produced by the US Mint. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Australian Kangaroo - The Australian Gold Kangaroo is one the few bullion gold coins with a fineness of .9999 (99.99% pure) that changes its design every year. The Australian coins are recognized worldwide making them highly liquid. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Austrian Philharmonic - The Philharmonic bullion coins, produced by the Austrian Mint are available in 24-karat gold, are .9999 fine (99.99% pure). The Philharmonic coins have worldwide recognition, they can be traded wherever major bullion coins are sold, making them very liquid. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Canadian Maple Leaf - The Maple Leaf coin is one of the world's most popular pure gold coin. Since their introduction in 1979, over 20 million troy ounces have been sold. It is the first bullion coin to achieve the heightened standard of .9999 fine (99.99% pure). Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce South African Krugerrand - The Krugerrand, introduced in 1967, is the most widely owned bullion coin in the world with over 46 million ounces in circulation. The coin is .9167 fine or 22-karat. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Chinese Panda - The Chinese Panda is another of the few bullion gold coins with a fineness of .9999 (99.99% pure) that changes its design every year.

500 ounces American Eagle “monster” box - Authorized by Congress in 1985 and first minted in 1986, American Eagle Gold Bullion coins are created according to the durable, .9167 fine or 22-karat standard established for circulating gold coins 350 years ago. The monster box contains 25 sealed tubes (each containing 20 coins) for a total of 500 troy ounces. Picture is a likeness only.

SILVER

1 ounce bar - Bars maintain a fineness of at least .999 (99.9% pure). Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

10 ounce bar – Bars maintain a fineness of at least .999 (99.9% pure). Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

100 ounce bar - Bars maintain a fineness of at least .999 (99.9% pure). Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

1000 ounce bar - Bars (variable weight) maintain a fineness of at least .999 (99.9% pure) and contain approximately 1000 troy ounces each. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA approved manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

1 ounce American Eagle coin - In 1792, silver was first minted into dollar coins. Today, the number one silver bullion coin in the world is the Silver American Eagle. They are .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver, the finest silver coins ever issued by the US. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Canadian Maple Leaf coin - In 1988, the silver Maple Leaf coin was introduced. The coin is .9999 fine (99.99% pure) silver and the Canadian government guarantees its purity. These coins are recognized worldwide making them highly liquid. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Austrian Philharmonic coin - The Vienna Philharmonic coin was first minted in 2008 to celebrate the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra. The coin is .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver, guaranteed by the Austrian government. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Chinese Panda coin – The Chinese Panda coin has distinguished itself as a particular favorite among collectors. Extensively detailed designs make these lovely coins appealing to collectors and investors worldwide. Some of the finest silver coins in the world, the Silver Panda coins are .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver and are legal Chinese tender. Each Panda has a unique style, with a design that changes every year.

1 ounce Australian Kookaburra coin – The Australian Silver Kookaburra is one of the world’s most beautiful silver coins. Legal tender under the Australian Currency Act of 1965, the Silver Kookaburra is distinguished as a major silver legal tender coin that changes designs annually. The coin is .999 fine (99.9%) silver and have a superior quality finish which incorporates delicate, proof-like frosting within the central design.

1 ounce Australian Koala coin – Produced by the Perth Mint, the iconic Australian Silver Koala is .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver. First released in 2007, the Silver Koala coin have begun to gain popularity in the world's coin market. Admired for its captivating designs and superior-quality finishes, the Silver Koala appeals to collectors and investors all over the world. The Silver Koala coin is Australian legal tender, carrying a face value of one Australian dollar.

10 ounce Australian Koala coin – Produced by the Perth Mint, the iconic Australian Silver Koala is .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver. First released in 2007, the Silver Koala coin have begun to gain popularity in the world's coin market. Admired for its captivating designs and superior-quality finishes, the Silver Koala appeals to collectors and investors all over the world. The Silver Koala coin is Australian legal tender, carrying a face value of one Australian dollar.

1 Kilo Australian Koala coin – Produced by the Perth Mint, the iconic Australian Silver Koala is struck in .999-fine Silver. First released in 2007, the Silver Koala coins have begun to gain popularity in the world's coin market. Admired for its captivating designs and superior-quality finishes, the Silver Koala appeals to collectors and investors all over the world. The Silver Koala coin is Australian legal tender, carrying a face value of one Australian dollar.

1 Kilo Australian Kookaburra coin – Produced by the Perth Mint, the Australian Silver Kookaburra is one of the world’s most beautiful silver coins. Legal tender under the Australian Currency Act of 1965, the Silver Kookaburra is distinguished as a major silver legal tender coin that changes designs annually. The coin is .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver and have a superior quality finish which incorporates delicate, proof-like frosting within the central design.

500 ounce American Eagle “monster” box – In 1792, silver was first minted into dollar coins. Today, the number one silver bullion coin in the world is the Silver American Eagle. Silver Eagles are tangible and beautiful investments. They are .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver and the finest silver coins ever issued by the US. Each box comes sealed directly from the United States Mint. The monster box contains 25 sealed tubes (each containing 20 coins) for a total of 500 troy ounces. Picture is a likeness only.

PLATINUM

1 ounce bar - Bars maintain a fineness of at least .9995 purity (99.95% pure) and contain 1 troy ounce each. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA listed manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

10 ounce bar - Bars maintain a fineness of at least .9995 purity (99.95% pure) and contain 10 troy ounce each. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA listed manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

1 ounce American Eagle coin - American Eagle Platinum Bullion Coins give investors an easy way to take advantage of platinum as a precious metal investment. Authorized by Congress in 1996 and first issued in 1997, they are the first and only official investment-grade platinum coins from the United States Government. American Eagle Platinum coins are part of a complete precious metals portfolio available from the United States Mint. The American Eagle Platinum is the only platinum bullion coin whose weight, content and .9995 fine (99.95% pure) are guaranteed by the United States Government. Picture is a likeness only.

1 ounce Canadian Maple Leaf coin – The Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf has long been the standard platinum coin in platinum trading for decades. First minted in 1988, the Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf is produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. In 2009, the Royal Mint reintroduced the Platinum Maple Leaf in the one-ounce size. Legal Canadian tender, the Platinum Maple Leafs are .9995 fine (99.95% pure) platinum and have a face value of 50 Canadian dollars.

1 ounce Australian Koala coin – The Australian Platinum Koalas are official, legal tender in Australia. As the first prominent country in the modern world to announce the production of one-ounce platinum. The coin is .9995 fine (99.95% pure) and Australia approved the minting of platinum coins on June 18, 1987. Upon the Australian government’s approval, the Perth Mint began minting the Platinum Koala coin in September 1988.

PALLADIUM

1 ounce bar - Bars maintain a fineness of at least .9995 (99.95% pure) and contain 1 troy ounce each. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA listed manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

10 ounce bar - Bars maintain a fineness of at least .9995 (99.95% pure) and contain 10 troy ounce each. Picture is a likeness only. Orders will be filled with bars from LBMA listed manufacturers. Actual brand may vary from the picture above.

1 ounce Canadian Maple Leaf coin – First minted in November 2005, the Palladium Maple Leaf coin is the latest addition to the Maple Leaf bullion coin series issued by the Royal Canadian Mint. The Palladium Maple Leaf is the first Palladium product introduced by the Royal Canadian Mint. Guaranteed by the Canadian Government for weight, purity and face value, the Palladium Maple Leaf is legal Canadian tender with a face value of 50 Canadian dollars. Moreover, the Palladium Maple Leafs are .9995 fine (99.95% pure) Palladium. While Palladium bullion coins are not new to the market, the $50 Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf is the world’s first regularly issued Palladium bullion coin. Picture is a likeness only.