MEGA-RICH golf fans can splash out a staggering $7,500 (£5,550) on a limited-edition 24k gold coin to mark the Ryder Cup.
Golf’s greatest event heads to Bethpage Black in New York this weekend as USA take on Europe.

Limited edition gold coins are on sale at the Ryder Cup[/caption]
Just 100 of the 24k gold coins have been signed by Keegan Bradley[/caption]
Bradley is a co-founder of Echo Collectibles[/caption]
Captains Luke Donald and Keegan Bradley are both desperate to get their hands on the famous gold trophy come Sunday evening.
But they will not be the only ones grabbing hold of some expensive metal.
That is because Echo Collectibles are selling exclusive gold and silver coins in the Bethpage Black Ryder Cup shop and online.
Both type comes in the 1oz (28.35g) version while the gold also comes in 0.5oz.
They are all etched with the Ryder Cup logo and course name.
To top it off, Bradley has personally hand-signed the case of the gold ones and some silver ones.
The legitimacy of the autographs have been verified and authorised by Numismatic Guaranty Company.
However, golf nuts will not have long to snap up the coins.
That is because there are only 100 1oz gold coins – measuring 32mm in diameter – signed by the USA captain.
As a result, the cost is a whopping $7,500 (£5,550) even before US sales taxes are added.
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THE 45th Ryder Cup takes place from September 26-28 with the US team desperate to wrestle back the crown from Europe.
Scottie Scheffler and the American side will battle Rory McIlroy’s European team in New York.
The infamous Bethpage Black course will be the venue for the latest edition of the pulsating golf tournament.
NBC will broadcast the competition in it’s entirety in the United States.
Friday’s foursomes and fourballs will be live on USA Network from 7 am ET to 6 pm ET.
Saturday’s action will take place during the same hours live on NBC.
And Sunday’s singles will also be on NBC from 12 pm ET to 6 pm ET.
Fans can sign up to Fubo TV by CLICKING HERE and watch the Ryder Cup through NBC’s channels.
The 200 0.5oz signed gold coins cost $3,800 (£2,812).
As for the silver coins, they are $295 (£218) as standard.
But that fee skyrockets to $795 (£588) if penned by Bradley, who co-founded Echo Collectibles.
Despite the astronomical price, the company are confident they will sell out of the luxury keepsakes this week, especially if Bradley can guide his men to a memorable victory.
The prestigious 1oz gold coin is already out of stock online with a few available at the shop on the Bethpage site.

The 1oz gold coin costs a whopping $7,500[/caption]
There is also a smaller gold coin and a 1oz silver version too[/caption]
The company are confident the coins will sell out in quickfire time[/caption]