2021 Silver Bullion Coin New Releases
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Presents the 2021 Silver Bullion Coin New releases that will be available on my website in the coming 12 months issued by the various national & Private mints from across the world.
I will add them to this blog with pictures and a brief description as they become available .
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Manufacturer: Scottsdale Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mmx 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 10,000
Mandrills are one of the more popular monkeys thanks to their stunning red noses and blue-colored cheeks. They also have prominent brows, long muzzles, and shimmering fur, which gives them a rather intimidating appearance. However, Mandrills are actually considered quite friendly. Even when they bare their enormous teeth at you, this is likely an act of affection rather than hostility. That said, one should always exercise caution around them since they are, after all, the largest monkeys on the planet.
Scottsdale Mint opened in 2009 as a silver reseller in Scottsdale, Arizona. The following year, CEO Josh Phair expanded the company to include a mint division. Scottsdale started with their popular stacker silver bar, and then within a year, they were also producing gold bullion coins. Today, Scottsdale Mint produces an enormous array of rounds, bars, and coins, including legal tender products for over 20 countries.
Obverse
On the obverse face of 2021 Mandrill 1 oz Silver Coin you will see the official Cameroon coat of arms. Above the arms is the motto Paix, Travail, Patrie, and below is the English version Peace, Work, Fatherland. You will also find inscriptions on the obverse that read REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN, 2021, 500 FRANCS CFA.
Reverse
The reverse of 2021 Cameroon Mandrill Coins contains a Mandrill in a tree. This beautiful design gives you a great look at the full body of the monkey as it rests on a limb and gazes off into the distance. Youll also see inscriptions on the reverse that read MANDRILL, .999 1 OUNCE FINE SILVER.
Manufacturer: South African Mint
Dimensions: 38.7mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 15,000
With the release of the Big Five II Series, the South African Mint continues the success story of a coveted classic. Once again,
The Series includes a total of five coins, all dedicated to South Africa’s impressive wildlife. The animals known as the “Big Five” – Elephant – Lion – Buffalo – Rhino – Leopard – are considered emblems and ambassadors of this culturally rich country and represent the African fauna. The first issue is dedicated to the Elephant. The motive of the silver coin shows a detailed close-up of the head of an adult elephant. The inscriptions “SOUTH AFRICA”, “BIG FIVE 2021” and the South African coat of arms are also part of the design.
Manufacturer: BH Mayer’s Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mmx 3.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Nautical Ounce Series issued on behalf of the Central Bank of Rwanda is a beautiful collection with a common reverse and changing obverse designs. The series launched in 2017 and features images of different sailing vessels that played critical roles in human history. Today, you have the opportunity to get 2021 Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce 1 oz Silver Coins online at Provident Metals.
The STS Sedov is the youngest ship to feature in the Rwandan Nautical Ounce Series to date. Launched in 2017, the series has so far featured sailing vessels from bygone eras of human history. Examples of those ships include the Santa Maria from Christopher Columbus voyage to the New World, the HMS Endeavor that famously served the Royal Navy in the 18th century, the Victoria used by Ferdinand Magellan, and the Mayflower, the ship that brought the Pilgrims to the New World.
Obverse
For the obverse design of 2021 Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce 1 oz Silver Coins, the mint features a depiction of the STS Sedov sailing along the waters of the sea. The STS Sedov is a steel barque with four masts and was the first sailing vessel in the world to be built with an auxiliary engine for supplemental power. Inscriptions on this face of the coin read NAUTICAL OUNCE, 2021, 1 OZ FINE SILVER 999, and SEDOV.
Reverse
In the reverse field of the 2021 Rwandan Sedov Nautical Ounce Silver Coin, you will find the Rwandan national seal. The nations coat of arms comes with a sun above a traditional woven basket and traditional warrior shields flanking the design. The basket comes with coffee and sorghum branches on either side. The inscriptions on this face of the coin include BANKI NKURU YU RWANDA, REPUBLIKA YU RWANDA, AMAFARANGA, MIRONGO ITANU, and 50.
Manufacturer: Bavarian state mint
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The fourth debut from Somalia, the African Wildlife Series “Leopard”. This new series will appear with an annually changing motive. This beautiful coin was struck from one ounce of pure silver in uncirculated quality. The reverse features a full image of a leopard standing on a tree branch. In the background is a natural setting of a rocky landscape. The obverse displays the Somalian Coat of Arms with two Leopards on it. Leopards are graceful and powerful big cats. They are the fourth largest cats in the world after Tiger, Lion and Jaguar. No other big cat climbs so high and is as tall as the leopard. In order to protect his prey against predators, he often stores his prey on branch forks. The coins will be delivered in capsules. The mintage is limited to 30,000 pieces worldwide.
Manufacturer: South African Mint
Dimensions: 38.7mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 15,000
The South African Mint is very pleased to announce the fifth and final release of this remarkable 5-coin series. Each of the coin releases feature one of the five most widely known African animals. With this final release, the Big Five series has now featured the African elephant, lion, rhino, leopard, and finally, the buffalo. Each coin is struck in .999 fine silver BU. This highly unique series is absolutely a must-have for fine bullion collectors
Originally, Big Five was associated with the five most difficult and dangerous animals to hunt on foot. The term is now used to describe the five African animals that are considered must-see, each magnificently impressive. Tourists fortunate enough to view them in their natural habitat report that it is one of their most exciting memories. Sadly, these five animals are endangered. However, it is hoped that this series of bullion coins will help bring greater attention to their plight.
Currently, nature reserves are being set up all over Africa, providing these animals a safe habitat in which to live and thrive. Hopefully, through these and other efforts, generations to come will continue to enjoy the ability to observe and appreciate these animals in their natural habitat.
Manufacturer: South African Mint
Dimensions: 38.7mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The 2021 Krugerrand continues this legendary tradition in a new metal. Much like its gold sibling, the Silver Krugerrand offers investors a great way to own low-premium bullion. Whereas the 2017 Silver Krugerrand was marketed as a higher-premium collector coin, the 2021 as was the 2018, 2019 & 2020 editions were priced at a slim margin over melt. Its market premium is comparable to the Silver Maple Leaf, Britannia, Kangaroo, and Philharmonic. Unlike the other sovereign coins in its class, however, the Krugerrand offers multi-generational demand and recognition. Gold investors have turned to the Krugerrand for over 50 years; now they can own this trusted coin in silver too.
The 2021 1 oz Silver Krugerrand also features its face value as part of the obverse design. The original reverse design of a leaping springbok antelope is also sharper and more defined thanks to the latest computer technology and laser etching techniques. The obverse of this prestigious 2021 silver coin features the well-known portrait of Paul Kruger by Otto Schultz.
Manufacturer: BH Mayer’s Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mmx 3.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Rwandan African Ounce Series comes with fresh design features on the reverse field each year. One element of the design is the same each year, that of the African continent in the center of the design field. This appears in each year, but in the lower-left field, the coins have a depiction of different animals native to the African continent.
Rwandas national coat of arms is found on the obverse field of 2021 Proof Rwandan Okapi 1 oz Silver Coins. The design features a woven basket at the center, with a coffee branch and a sorghum branch on either side immediately near the basket. Above the basket is a sun, with a cogwheel below the basket. This is all encircled by a rope that is tied in a knot at the bottom. There are banners included that read Republika Yu Rwanda above and Ubumwe Umurimo Gukunda Igihugu below. Other inscriptions in the native Kinyarwanda tongue on this face of the coin include Banki Nkuru Yu Rwanda and Amafaranga 50 Mirongo Itanu.
Manufacturer: Bavarian state mint
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Silver Elephant Coin is one of the most fascinating coins in the African Wildlife Coin Series, which commemorates the characteristic fauna of Africa. Minted by the Das Bayerisches Hauptmünzamt Mint in Munich, Germany, the Silver Elephant coins were first issued in 2004. With a denomination of 100 shillings, the German-manufactured 1 oz Silver Elephant Coin has begun to attract attention from coin collectors all over the world.
Manufacturer: BH Mayer’s Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mmx 3.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
This is the Fifth coin of the new African Lunar series series released by the BH Mayer’s Mint, packaged in individual plastic wrapping.
Rwandas national coat of arms is found on the reverse side of the 2021 Rwandan Lunar Ox 1 oz Silver Coins. The national seal is found in the center of the design element with a knotted rope around the emblem. The inscriptions on this face of the silver coin include Banki Nkuru Yu Rwanda, Amafaranga Mirongo Itanu, Republika Yu Rwanda, and Ubumwe-Umurimo-Gukunda Igihugu.
The Lunar Ox design is found on the obverse field of 2021 Rwandan Lunar Ox Silver Coins. This image borrows some of the design features used since the program started, with the most visible being the stained glass effect of the designs. These alternating polished and mirrored tiles deliver visual contrast to the ox and its immediate background. The inscriptions on this face of the coin include Lunar Ounce, 2021, 1 oz Fine Silver 999, and the Chinese symbol for the ox around the field. Year of the Ox is engraved within the design field.
Manufacturer: Scottsdale Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mmx 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 10,000
2021 marks the fourth year of release for the Samoan Seahorse coin collection manufactured and distributed by the Scottsdale Mint. Each year, this series has featured the image of a seahorse, one of the most majestic creatures of the ocean. The seahorse is the perfect symbol to represent the island nation of Samoa and to highlight the seahorses natural habitat.
The seahorse is a creature thats known to capture the fascination of many. The image featured on the 2021 coin works to highlight the sea creature and its natural environment. Seahorses are known for drifting peacefully through the water, especially near coral reefs in the South Pacific. Samoa is an island nation that serves as the perfect habitat for seahorses. The 2021 Samoa Seahorse 1 oz Silver Coin BU offers a special representation of this island and is minted in 99.9% fine silver with a limited mintage of 15,000 coins.
Obverse
The obverse of the 2021 Samoa Seahorse 1 oz Silver Coin BU features an image of the Samoan crest. A beaded bank marks the edge of the coin and surrounds the crest. The obverse of the 2021 coin shows the release year, purity, and weight of the coin, along with two inscriptions of SAMOA and 2 TALA.
Reverse
On the reverse of the 2021 Samoa Seahorse 1 oz Silver Coin BU is the picture of a seahorse swimming through the South Pacific. Its natural habitat of the coral reef surrounds the seahorse in the water. This coin features the finest detail imaginable by showing the markings on the seahorse.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
This premium bullion coin was struck from one ounce of 99.9% silver and commemorates Steve McQueen – one of the most charismatic cinema heroes that the film industry has produced.
Steve McQueen was one of the most renowned film actors of the 1960s and 1970s. He became famous for his leading role in the 1958 science fiction film “The Blob”, which was followed by other engagements, including the successful productions “The Magnificent Seven”, “Broken Chains” and “Cincinnati Kid”, which made him known to a wide audience. McQueen was characterised by his rugged looks and casual demeanour. Also characteristic was his great fondness for motorcycles and for exotic and fast cars. Steve McQueen passed away on November 7, 1980 at the age of 50.
Samoa
The country of issue, Samoa is located in the South Pacific and is an island nation. The population is approximately 185,000 but many of them live in New Zealand, Australia and California. The Samoan way dates back more than 3,000 years and is still present today. Samoa is known for its natural beauty, hospitality and a place for adventures.
The obverse: of the coin features the crowned mature head of Queen Elizabeth II facing right (her effigy known as the “Fourth Portrait”, by Ian Rank-Broadley). The Queen wears the “Girls of Great Britain and Ireland” diamond tiara, a wedding gift from Queen Mary (Her Majesty’s grandmother) in 1947 – which she also has on the Machin and the Gottwald portraits.
The reverse: of the coin features Steve McQueen in two different representations. The right half of the coin shows the actor in side profile; below left, he is shown pushing his motorcycle. Above left, the inscription the King of Cool, which was his nickname, below which his initials
2021 Shrek Christmas Dreamworks 1oz Silver Bullion Coin
Manufacturer: Sunshine Mint
Dimensions: 34.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Shrek debuted in 2001 as one of the first computer-animated comedy films set in a fantasy universe. The film focused on the green ogre known as Shrek and was somewhat based on a 1990 fairy tale book written by William Steig with the same title. The film included the talented voicing of actors like Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, and John Lithgow for the major characters in the film.
As the franchise continued with future films in 2004, 2007, and 2010, more characters were added to the franchise and other characters, like Donkey, were expanded upon with greater roles than the original films. In this silver coin design, you will find three of the main characters from the franchise coming together to celebrate Christmas.
Manufacturer: Scottsdale Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mmx 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 10,000
The sixth issue of the Series Prehistoric Life from the Congo is dedicated to the Quetzalcoatlus. The motive of the premium bullion coin, struck from one ounce of 99.99% pure silver, depicts the Quetzalcoatlus in flight. A mountainous landscape with other individuals is depicted in the background. Above his spread wings are the inscriptions “PREHISTORIC LIFE”, “QUETZALCOATLUS”, “72 – 66 MIO YEARS BC” and the year of issue 2021. The reverse features the coat of arms of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Quetzalcoatlus belongs to the genus of pterosaurs and was one of the largest flying animals in the history of the Earth. It lived in the late Upper Cretaceous in North America and could reach a wingspan from 11 to 13 meters. The pterosaur’s hollow bones allowed it to be relatively light. Among researchers, it is believed that the weight was about only 70 to 200 kilograms. Although they lived together with the dinosaurs, the appearance of a Quetzalcoatlus is often compared to a feathered snake.
Manufacturer: Scottsdale Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The 2021 Ghana Alien includes an Alien a staring ET and space rockets launching behind him. It’s released as governments around the world begin soft disclosures including UFO videos and unexplained NASA findings.
Scottsdale Mint is excited to announce the latest from our mint, the 2021 Ghana Alien 5 Coin Program.
The possibility of extraterrestrials visiting earth has always captured our imagination. From books and movies, to homemade videos and rumors, there’s widespread excitement surrounding the possibility of otherworldly beings.
NASA just recently released footage of UFOs and people are hearing strange noises all over the world. What if there were visiting creatures from space that wanted to trade? What would they use for currency?
Manufacturer: US Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mmx 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The redesign of the American Silver Eagle coin took several months across 2020 for the US Mint to narrow down. The original list of possible designs considered by coinage groups and the US Mint included some 35 different designs. In the end, a new depiction of the American bald eagle in its natural element was chosen to replace John Mercantis heraldic eagle. Emily Damstra is the designer of the new reverse image for the collection. The enhanced image of Walking Liberty on the obverse includes the reintroduction of Adolph A. Weinman’s artistic signature mark on the field, bringing the modern design closer to the original 1916 image.
The obverse side of the 2021 American Silver Eagle Type 2 Coin features the Walking Liberty design from Adolph A. Weinman. This design was first developed in 1916 and originally used on the US Mints half dollar. The image shows Liberty in left-profile relief walking toward the sun on the horizon. Beneath the “TR” in the inscription of “In God We Trust” is where you will find Weinman’s signature mark consisting of his “AW” initials.
On the reverse field of 2021 1 oz Silver Eagle Type 2 Coins is a new depiction of the American bald eagle. Now featured in a more life-like design, the American bald eagle swoops down into view with its wings flexed behind its back and a large oak branch in its talons. Emily Damstra chose to include an oak branch with the eagle as the oak is the national tree of the United States and is a well-known symbol of strength.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
Una is a beautiful princess who’s parents and kingdom are captured by a ferocious dragon. She sets out on a quest to free them from the dragon’s clutches, taking her on an epic journey of battles, adventure, and romance. During her quest, she faces many challenges that test her humility and determination, including being confronted by a fierce lion. The lion is so taken by her beauty and purity that he abandons his attack on her, becoming her protector and loyal companion.
Una enlists the help of a knight to help her slay the Dragon. Steadfast and true to her cause, Una’s virtues inspire the knight to slay the dragon and fulfil his destiny as the hero St George, the patron saint of England. This epic tale is the creation of celebrated English poet Edmund Spencer. Written in 1590 the story of Una and the Lion has stood the test of time to become a symbol of beauty, strength, honor, and endurance.
Queen Elizabeth II is featured on the obverse side of the 2021 St. Helena Silver Una and the Lion Coin. Her Majesty is shown here in the right-profile portrait created for the Royal Mint of England in 2015. It began debuting on British coins in 2016 and has been adapted for use on coinage throughout the Commonwealth and territories of England.
A powerful new depiction of Una and the Lion is shown on the reverse field of 2021 1 oz St. Helena Silver Una and the Lion Coins. This depiction of poetic duo depicts Una standing beside a powerful, roaring lion as she clutches a spear in her left hand. The name of the design, weight, purity, metal content, and date all feature on this side of the coin.
Manufacturer: Scottsdale Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mmx 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 10,000
The fifth issue of the Series Prehistoric Life from the Congo is dedicated to the Archaeopteryx (Archaeopteryx lithographica). The motive of the premium bullion coin, struck from one ounce of 99.99% pure silver, depicts the prehistoric bird holding on to a branch with its claws. Above his spread wings are the inscriptions “PREHISTORIC LIFE”, “ARCHAEOPTERYX”, “152 – 145 MIO YEARS BC” and the year of issue 2021. The reverse features the coat of arms of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Archaeopteryx is the extinct representative of the primordial birds and lived on Earth about 150 million years ago in the Upper Jurassic period. Its name originates from ancient Greek and translates as “old feather” or “old wing”. The ancestral bird is comparable in size to a pigeon, researchers suspect a wingspan of about 50 centimeters and a body weight of no more than 500 grams. Until today, there is a disagreement about the flying skills of Archaeopteryx. It is assumed that he moved mainly on the ground by fast hopping and only occasionally took off into the air.
- Obverse: Depicts the Democratic Republic of Congo coat of arms and the denomination. Included is the year of issue, face value, fineness and weight.
- Reverse: Depicted perched on a branch and surveying his territory perhaps, it’s a great way to show of this remarkable creature in all its glory. Like the previous entrants in this series, there’s a title and timeline border that frames the art on both silver coins.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
Celebrate the Godzilla vs. Kong movie with this Silver BU coin featuring Godzilla . Directed by Adam Wingard, legends collide in Godzilla Vs. Kong as these colossal adversaries meet in a spectacular battle for the ages. Godzilla Vs. Kong is a sequel to Godzilla: King of the Monsters and Kong: Skull Island. Godzilla Vs. Kong marks the 36th film in the Godzilla franchise and the 12th film in the King Kong franchise. After being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Godzilla Vs. Kong has a theatrical release of March 31, 2021, where it will be available in theaters and on HBO Max. There is an extremely limited mintage of 25,000 coins.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
Celebrate the Godzilla vs. Kong movie with this Silver BU coin featuring King Kong . Directed by Adam Wingard, legends collide in Godzilla Vs. Kong as these colossal adversaries meet in a spectacular battle for the ages. Godzilla Vs. Kong is a sequel to Godzilla: King of the Monsters and Kong: Skull Island. Godzilla Vs. Kong marks the 36th film in the Godzilla franchise and the 12th film in the King Kong franchise. After being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Godzilla Vs. Kong has a theatrical release of March 31, 2021, where it will be available in theaters and on HBO Max. There is an extremely limited mintage of 25,000 coins.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 38.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
This Silver coin is dedicated to a very important mathematical constant – the calculation of the number Pi.
The number p is a mathematical constant. Originally defined as the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, it now has various equivalent definitions and appears in many formulas in all areas of mathematics and physics. It is approximately equal to 3.14159. It has been represented by the Greek letter “p” since the mid-18th century, though it is also sometimes spelled out as “pi”. It is also called Archimedes’ constant.
- Obverse: Features a portrait of Archimedes, one of the major contributors of the value of pi. Pi is also called Archimedes’ constant. Near the bottom of the coin is the symbol for pi along with the face value of 3.14 dollars, the image gives you the impression Archimedes is holding this symbol. The background has the pattern of some of the digits of pi.
- Reverse: Displays the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the inscriptions include the country of issue, face value, year of issue and the weight and fineness of the coin.
Limited to 5000 mintage
Manufacturer: Scottsdale Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mmx 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 10,000
The fourth issue of the series “Prehistoric Life“ from the Congo moves forward in time and this issue is dedicated to the wooly mammoth which lived in the Old and Middle Pleistocene – about 800,000 to 600,000 years ago. The mammoth was mainly found in Siberia, northern Eurasia, and North America. The widespread distribution of wooly mammoths was accompanied by numerous finds of skeletons and mummified carcasses, so that the appearance and lifestyle of the prehistoric giants could be reconstructed very comprehensively. Male specimens reached an average shoulder height of 2.7 to 3.4 meters and a considerable weight of up to 8 tons. The name of the wooly mammoth derived from its fur, the hair of which could grow up to 90 cm long.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The intricately designed obverse depicts The Tree of Life As a Young Almond Tree Blossoming with New Shoots In Early Spring. The Inscription Reads in Hebrew for Yahweh – The Memorial Name of the One Who Gives True Life. Also, note the extremely unique radial lines that swirl around TH tree. This is sure to thrill any investor looking for that one-of-a-kind look.
State of the Art Microengraving, visible under magnification with instruments such as a coin loupe, can be seen in the tree trunk of The Tree of Life. The engraving reads: “You Shall Know The Truth”
The obverse features the Tree of Life with this year’s micro-engraved truth on the lower left branch. You may need to use a magnification tool such as a coin loupe to see the truth which reads “FOR THE CAUSE OF TRUTH AND MEEKNESS AND RIGHTEOUSNESS.” Each year of the coin features its own unique truth. There is an inscription below the tree that reads ה ו ה י – Hebrew for Yahweh – The Memorial Name of the One Who Gives True Life. The coin’s weight and purity are also minted on this side along the right side of the coin.
Since the Truth Series coins are backed by the New Zealand government, the reverse features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Also minted on this side is “ELIZABETH II”, “NIUE”, “TWO DOLLARS”, and “2020”.
Manufacturer: SilverTowne Mint
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Queen’s Virtues are the principles founded by Queen Victoria and carried forward by Queen Elizabeth II. The core virtues are Victory, Truth, Justice, Charity, Courage and Constancy. The Queen’s six virtues were first presented on the Victoria Memorial, situated outside of Buckingham Palace.
The first coin in this new series represents Victory, one of the most prominent virtues a Monarch can hold. Victory is a key element in both Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. Victory signals the end of the conflict and a celebration of peace. The Queen as Sovereign is Head of the Armed Forces and is still the only person able to formally declare war and more criucially, an end to conflict.
Manufacturer: US Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mmx 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The official U.S. 1 ounce silver bullion coin are among the best known 1 ounce silver bullion coins on the market today.
Minted by the United States starting in 1986, the 1 ounce pure silver coin has its weight and purity certified by the US Mint.
The obverse design features a rendition of Walking Liberty by Adolph Weinman and the reverse, designed by John Mercanti, features an eagle with shield and thirteen five-pointed stars.
Manufacturer: Sunshine Mint
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Lion of Judah is the symbol of the Hebrew tribe of Judah (the Jewish tribe). According to the Torah, the tribe consists of the descendants of Judah, the fourth son of Jacob. The association between Judah and the lion, most likely the Asiatic lion, can first be found in the blessing given by Jacob to his son Judah in the Book of Genesis.
The Lion of Judah is also mentioned in the Book of Revelation, as a term representing Jesus, according to Christian theology. The lion of Judah was also one of the titles of the Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie and was depicted on the flag of Ethiopia from 1897-1974. Due to its association with Selassie, it continues to be an important symbol among members of the Rastafari movement.
Manufacturer: Komsco
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The 2021 release features an all-new, one-year-only design struck in a full ounce of highly pure 99.9% silver. It depicts Chiwoo Cheonwang, South Korea’s legendary God of War madly thumping a traditional battle drum amid a host of soldiers on horseback riding past in the background. Cheonwang’s cape has been caught by the wind and majestically float above him to form a backdrop for the name of the series, “CHIWOO CHEONWANG” to be engraved along the rim of the coin. You’ll also want to look closely at the war drum where you’ll see an image of Dokkaebi, a supernatural goblin. That same design appears on Cheonwang’s left shoulder and is repeated on the medal’s obverse.
Chiwoo Cheonwang upon whose life these designs are based on, is the symbol of victory in Korean history and folklore. In battle, he wore a demonic mask that obscured his face and terrified his enemies. Combined with his ability to cast magic spells and control the weather, Chiwoo Cheonwang fought a series of epic battles against China’s Yellow Emperor more than 4,500 years ago. Today his mask serves as the mascot for South Korea’s national soccer team, the Red Devils.
- Obverse: 2021 continues with the 2020 version of the gwi-myeon-wa, the shield of Chiwoo Cheonwang. The design features stronger facial features as well as two large bull horns. This grinning gi-wa design is owned by the Gyeongju National Museum of the Republic of Korea. Design also incorporates a lenticular security feature.
- Reverse: Depicts the great Chiwoo Cheonwang in full battle dress beating on a traditional war drum with such fierceness that lightning bolts shoot out amid his soldiers on horseback.
Manufacturer: Komsco
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Zi:Sin series is back for its 5th release, this time featuring the Guardian known as Taurus. Zi:Sin are twelve Guardians from Korean mythology. Inspired by the lunar calendar, they are tasked with protecting against evil forces from twelve different directions. Taurus is not only the guardian of peace, but also the God of War.
The Zi:Sin series from KOMSCO offers an intriguing twist on well-known lunar calendar coins. Rather than offer twelve animals representing each month, the series turns to Korean lore and presents the 12 Guardians. According to myth, there are evil forces from twelve directions on the lunar calendar wheel. The Guardians are divinely ordained protectors against these dangerous forces lurking around us. There are 12 Guardians in total, each one representing an animal on the lunar calendar.
Each Guardian is assigned with unique powers to help in the fight of good versus evil. While Taurus is known to defend peace, he is also the God of War. As such, he is a large, striking presence. He is seen forging a sword, signaling both skill and preparedness. There is little doubt encroaching evil forces will cower in fright in the presence of such an imposing figure.
2021 South Korean Taurus Silver Medals arrive to you in brilliant uncirculated condition. All medals come in individual plastic capsules.
The obverse of the 2021 1 oz Zi:Sin Taurus Silver Medal features the Doggaebi, a mythical creature in Korean lore that fends off dark spirits. The design is based on a famous tile found in the ancient Korean kingdom of Silla. On the border of the coin are the weight, purity, date, and country. KOMSCO is spelled out at the bottom of the medal. Also, rather than 1 Troy oz, the medal says 1 Clay. This is simply a measurement from the mint that is the equivalent of a Troy oz.
The reverse features the guardian Taurus front and center. Taurus has flowing hair and is seen forging a sword. This suggests both his warrior ethos and that he is primed for battle. He appears poised and ready to ward off any evil spirits that dare approach. On the border of the medal are the words Zi:Sin Taurus.
Manufacturer: Singapore Mint
Dimensions: 40.07mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Kingdom of Bhutan proudly issues the inaugural Blessings of Happiness Lunar Coin Collection – The Bhutan Lunar and Attraction series (2016-2027), exclusively minted and marketed by The Singapore Mint. Apart from the proof coin series, the Singapore Mint is producing the bullion coin for this year’s main character – the lunar Ox.
The obverse design combines traditional and modern art styles – echoing Bhutan’s current modernization policy, where they strike a balance between modernization and staying true to their traditions and roots. Decorated with a large bloom to signify everlasting prosperity, the jovial ox is artistically designed to reflect the beauty of the evergreen Kingdom of Bhutan. Its body accented with florals, leaves and clouds, exudes the charms of the country known as the last Shangri-La of the world.
The national emblem of the Kingdom of Bhutan is featured on the reverse. Prominently featured on the emblem is a male and female dragon, which symbolizes the name of Bhutan – Druk Yul which means ‘The Land of the Thunder Dragons’. The emblem is composed of a double diamond-thunderbolt placed above a lotus, surmounted by a jewel and framed by the two dragons. The lotus represents purity; the jewel stands for sovereign power; and the thunderbolt symbolizes the harmony existing between secular and religious power.
Manufacturer: Chinese Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 30
Fineness: 999
This years’ design Features an adorable scene of a mother and her young panda cub in a tree playing together & next to it The denomination 10 yuan rests near the bear. The reverse of each 2019 1 Oz Chinese Silver Panda boasts one of China’s greatest architectural and historic wonders, the Temple of Heaven. Built from 1406-1420 to celebrate the Harvest Ceremonies of Winter Solstice, the magnificent temple was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The second issue of the new Series Pirate Queens is dedicated to the Chinese pirate Ching Shih – one of the most notorious and deadly pirates of her time. The motive of the Premium Bullion Coin from the Royal Australian Mint features the pirate ship of Ching Shih with hoisted flag. A majestic phoenix draws a circle around the ship with its tail. The inscription “CHING SHIH” and the weight and fineness complete the design. The reverse shows the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the denomination and the year of issue.
Ching Shih (born Shih Yang 1775–1844), was a Chinese pirate leader who terrorized the China Seas during the Jiaqing Emperor period of the Qing dynasty in the early 19th century. She commanded over 1800 junks (traditional Chinese sailing ships) manned by 60,000 to 80,000 pirates – men, women, and occasionally children. Her ships entered into conflict with several major powers, such as the East India Company, the Portuguese Empire, and the Qing government.
In January 1808, the Chinese government tried to destroy her fleet in a series of fierce battles. However, Ching Shih inflicted several defeats on the Chinese navy, capturing and commandeering several of their ships. The government had to revert to using fishing vessels for battle. At the same time that the government was attacking her, Ching Shih faced a larger threat in the form of other pirate fleets.
In September and November 1809, Ching Shih and Cheung Po Tsai fleet suffered a series of defeats at the hands of the Portuguese Navy at the Battle of the Tiger’s Mouth, eventually coming to the realization there was no way they would be able to hold out forever. In their final battle at Chek Lap Kok in 1810, they surrendered to the Portuguese Navy on 21 January and later accepted an amnesty offered by the Qing Imperial government to all pirates who agreed to surrender, ending their career and allowed to keep the loot that same year.
The Pirate Queens – Ching Shih Premium Bullion Coin in Silver is limited to only 10,000 pieces worldwide and is delivered in a protective capsule.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Simpsons™ Premium Bullion Coin is dedicated to Marge and Maggie Simpson™. It was struck by the Perth Mint from one ounce of 99.99% pure silver in uncirculated quality.
The motive features Marge and Maggie Simpson standing in front of the family home at 742 Evergreen Terrace. In addition, the design includes the signature of Matt Groening and the traditional mintmark “P” of the Perth Mint.
The reverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II as well as the denomination, the fineness and the year of issue. Since 1987, ‘The Simpsons™’ has been broadcast on television. In 2018 the series reached an incredible milestone, becoming the longest-running prime time scripted show in television history. Meanwhile, the series can be seen in 60 countries and 20 different languages. The limited Marge & Maggie Simpson™ silver bullion coin is delivered in a protective capsule.
Manufacturer: LPM
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Australian Desert Scorpion takes its place among the Red Back Spider and Great White Shark in the Australia’s Most Dangerous series by the Royal Australian Mint. Found across Australia’s arid deserts, the scorpion endures scorching temperatures and is known for its aggressive nature and large size. While its sting is not known to be fatal to humans, its likely to be a painful reminder to respect these hardy creatures.
The Australian Desert Scorpion gold and silver investment coins are the third release in the Royal Australian Mint’s Australia’s Most Dangerous series. They follow the 2020 release of the Red Back Spider and the 2021 release of the Great White Shark.
This feared creature, while nocturnal and often found in remote parts of Australia, is known to be large and aggressive and can inflict a painful sting to human.
Occupying much of Australia’s arid deserts, the Australian Desert Scorpion endures scorching temperatures by digging spiralling burrows up to a metre deep. This spiral formation allows the scorpion to regulate the temperature of its environment.
Known to grow up to 12 centimetres long the Australian Desert Scorpion uses its powerful pincers to capture and hold its prey, before stinging it with its poisonous tail.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
There’s something special about wild horses running free, but the free-roaming mustangs of America’s West aren’t the world’s only wild horses. There are also herds of them roaming about the Australian Alps region in the nation’s Northern Territory and Queensland. These equine beauties are known as Brumby Horses or “Brumbies” in honor of James Brumby (1771-1838), an English soldier and pastoralist. Brumby was forced to turn loose the horses he had bred and raised in New South Wales after being transferred to Tasmania in 1804. Today, these feral creatures descended from Brumby’s original stock have come to symbolize Australia’s independent nature and ability to thrive in a hostile environment.
To pay tribute to these magnificent animals, Australia’s world-renowned Peth Mint has released a silver coin that depicts an unrestrained Brumby Horse confidently leaping among a steep outcropping of rocks somewhere in the wilds of Australia. The second year in the Brumby series of bullion coins, this beauty was struck in a full ounce of 99.99% pure silver. This legal-tender $1 coin is a gleaming tribute to an Australian icon seen by many as symbolic of the nation’s rugged can-do character.
Each 2021-dated coin available in this offer also comes in original Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, with razor-sharp designs exactly as they left the mint. Each coin also includes a security feature in the form of a micro-laser engraved letter that’s detectable only by viewing it through a magnifying glass.
Just 25,000 of these coins will ever be struck for worldwide release.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The quokka is a Western Australian icon that is strongly associated with Rottnest Island near Perth. The idyllic holiday location is home to thousands of quokkas which, in the age of social media, have become the subjects of must-have ‘selfies’. Small, wallaby-like creatures that are not intimidated by humans, they have a cute and smiley appearance.
Struck from 1oz of 99.99% pure silver, this coin portrays a quokka with it’s little Joey in the foreground Standing on its hind legs, the herbivorous marsupial is surrounded by a flowery landscape. Included in the design is the inscription QUOKKA and The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark.
Depicting the Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on its obverse, the coin is Issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965.
No more than 30,000 will be released.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Simpsons made its debut as a 30-second animated short on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987. The adventures of the yellow cartoon family were captured in these animated shorts over the course of two years. In 1989, the FOX network picked up the cartoon as a 30-minute series. Since then, the popularity of The Simpsons surged and the family became an international phenomenon.
Queen Elizabeth II features on the obverse side of 2021 Tuvalu The Simpsons Family Silver Coins. Her Majesty is shown here in the popular fourth-generation effigy from Ian Rank-Broadley. The Queen is depicted in right-profile relief with the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. This design was created in 1998 and first came to Commonwealth coins in 1999. Nations such as Tuvalu continue to use the popular effigy.
The members of the Simpsons Family are shown in the reverse design of 2021 1 oz The Simpsons Family Silver Coins. The family is depicted standing on the sidewalk outside of their home in Springfield. Included in the design are Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie, as well as the family pets Snowball and Santas Little Helper.
With a limited issue of only 25,000 coins.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The first issue of the new Series Pirate Queens is dedicated to Anne Bonny – one of the most notorious female pirates of her time. The motive of the Premium Bullion Coin features the pirate ship of Anne Bonny and John Rackham with hoisted flag from the front. Below the ship is the typical pirate sign – a skull with two crossed infantry swords. The inscription “ANNE BONNY” and the weight and fineness complete the design. The reverse shows the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the monetary denomination and the year of issue. Born in Kinsale, Ireland, in the late 1690s, Anne Bonny was the daughter of Mary Brennan, a maid, and William Cormac, a lawyer. When the affair became public, Cormac, Mary and Anne emigrated to the United States. There, Anne was to be married to a respected merchant before her 20th birthday – but she met and married the sailor John Bonny. Through him she gained her first insights into piracy and was deeply fascinated by the new world that revealed itself to her. When she finally met the pirate John Rackham in today’s Nassau (Bahamas), she left John Bonny to make the seas unsafe together with Rackham. They were later joined by the equally famous female pirate Mary Read. In 1720, the pirate crew was ambushed and overpowered. Rackham was executed, whereas Anne Bonny and Mary Read were initially imprisoned due to alleged pregnancies. Mary Read died there of a fever – the fate of Anne Bonny remains uncertain to this day. The Pirate Queens – Anne Bonny Premium Bullion Coin in Silver is limited to only 10,000 pieces worldwide.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The third coin of the all-new Tuvalu Gods of Olympus Series is now available with the god of the underworld, Hades, featured on the reverse. This coin joins the revival of the Gods of Olympus Series in 2021.
In ancient Greek mythology, Hades was worshipped as the God of the Underworld and the ruler of the dead.
Historically, Hades was often depicted sitting on his ebony throne with Cerberus, the three-headed watchdog by his side. He was also known to wear a helmet of invisibility given to him by the Cyclops to help in the battle against the Titans. His name is said to mean ‘invisible’ or ‘unseen’ and the underworld which he ruled over was also called Hades.
On the obverse of 2021 Tuvalu Gods of Olympus Hades Silver Coins is an image of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty is shown here in the popular fourth-generation effigy from Ian Rank-Broadley. Designed in 1998 for the Royal Mint of England, this popular design depicts the Queen in right-profile relief wear her favored Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. This effigy came to Australian coins in 1999 and proliferated throughout the Commonwealth thereafter.
The reverse side of 2021 1 oz Gods of Olympus Hades Silver Coins features a depiction of the god of the underworld. Hades, a brother to Zeus and Poseidon, is depicted seated on a horrifying throne of human skeletons. As the flames of Hades burn in the background, his terrible three-headed dog is featured sitting by his side.
With a limited issue of only 13,500 coins.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The new Chinese Myths & Legends Series debuts in 2021 with the image of the Chinese dragon. The dragon has featured on countless collections from the Perth Mint in recent years. This new series can trace its roots to the 2017 introduction of the Dragon-and-Phoenix bullion coins. In this new collection, the dragon features on its own on the reverse.
Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of 2021 Australian Silver Chinese Myths & Legends Dragon Coins. This sixth-generation effigy of the Queen was created by Jody Clark for the Royal Mint in 2015 and debuted on Perth Mint coinage in 2018. It is now the primary effigy of the Queen in use on Australian coinage and depicts the monarch at the age of 89.
A Chinese dragon is featured within its celestial realm on the reverse side of the 2021 1 oz Chinese Myths & Legends Dragon Coin. The Chinese dragon is also depicted as a serpent-like beast. In Chinese mythology, the beasts are associated with the clouds as the celestial world is considered the home of the dragon.
1st release in the Chinese Myths & Legends Series Limited mintage of 45,000 coins
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
A national animal icon in every sense, the emu has been honoured by The Perth Mint with a new Australian legal tender bullion coin. Struck from 1oz 99.99% pure silver with a superb quality finish, it portrays an image of a male emu with its young hatchling near a body of water.
Just 30,000 of these beautiful silver coins are available worldwide and each is made to the Perth Mint’s exacting standards.
The obverse side of 2021 Australian Emu 1 oz Silver Coins depicts Queen Elizabeth II in right-profile relief. Created in 2015 by Jody Clark, this design first appeared on British coins and has been the standard sixth-generation effigy of the Queen on Australian coins since 2018. It depicts the Queen in right-profile relief with the George IV State Diadem Crown on her head. The inscriptions on this field read Elizabeth II, Australia, and 1 Dollar.
On the reverse face of the 2021 Australian Emu Silver Coin is a male emu near a body of water with its young hatchling. The hatchling has ventured close to the edge of the water as the male emu keeps a watchful eye on the pairs surroundings to ensure no predators get the drop on the young hatchling. Inscriptions on this side of the coin include Australian Emu, 2021 1 oz 9999 Silver, and the P mint mark of the Perth Mint.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
From Sean Connery to Daniel Craig, countless actors have portrayed one of the suavest secret agents the world has ever seen: James Bond. Created by author Ian Fleming in 1953, Bond feature films have captivated audiences around the world since the debut of Dr. No in 1962. Since that films release, 23 more films have been released through the planned 2021 release of No Time to Die in the longest-running film series in history.
All of the 2021 1 oz Tuvalu James Bond Series 007 Silver Coins are available to you in a protective plastic capsule from the Perth Mint. The silver coin release in this series has a total mintage of 20,000 silver coins. All coins are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
On the obverse of all 2021 1 oz Tuvalu James Bond Series 007 Silver Coins is an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. This is the fourth-generation effigy of the Queen from British coins and was used as the fifth-generation effigy on Australian and Commonwealth denominations. In it, the Queen wears the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara.
The reverse of 2021 Tuvalu James Bond Series 007 Silver Coins bears the image of the 007 gun logo in Gold Gilding. Those numbers 007 appear with a gun handle formed in the number 7 as a gun-barrel frame swoops around the design field. This is common to the opening sequence of every Bond film ever made.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Royal Australian Mint is proud to present the 2021 $1 1oz Silver Investment Coin as the latest release in the Beneath the Southern Skies series. Quintessentially Australian, the design pays homage to Stuart Devlin, who designed Australia’s first decimal coinage, and features a platypus in Sydney’s position on a map of Australia.
The Beneath the Southern Skies series is symbolic of Australia’s foray into decimal coinage in 1966. The series comprises of precious gold and silver investment coins featuring a simple yet striking design. Following the series’ first release in 2020, the 2021 $100 1oz Gold Investment Coin and 2021 $1 1oz Silver Investment Coin design is quintessentially Australian and includes a map of Australia and the Southern Cross, inspired by one of Stuart Devlin’s original sketches. The coins also feature New South Wales’ animal emblem, the platypus, in place of Sydney.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 62.206
Fineness: 999
The platypus is an iconic symbol of Australia that has previously appeared on platinum bullion coins from the Perth Mint. The unique semiaquatic mammals have numerous distinct capabilities that have developed throughout its evolutionary history.
The 2021 release of the Mother & Baby Platypus Silver Coin is the fourth of the Next Generation Series. There is only one new design per date mark and the focus, as with most Perth Mint programs, is on native animal species. The collection has previously featured the koala, saltwater crocodile, and kookaburra, all animals that are native to the Australian continent.
Queen Elizabeth II features on the obverse side of 2021 Australian Mother & Baby Platypus Silver Coins. This is the definitive sixth-generation portrait of the Queen to feature on Australian coins. Based on Jody Clarks 2015 portrait of the Queen for Royal Mint coins, this design was expanded for Australian coins to include the Queens full neckline and her shoulders. In this right-profile relief, the Queen wears the George IV State Diadem Crown.
A mother platypus is shown swimming through the water with her young hatchling on the reverse field of 2021 2 oz Australian Mother & Baby Platypus Silver Coins. The design showcases the fact that the platypus is the only mammal that lays eggs rather than giving birth to live young.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The second issue in the Australia Zoo Series from the Royal Australian Mint was struck from one ounce of silver and is dedicated to the Cheetah. It belongs to one of the world’s most endangered species and is estimated to have fewer than 7,000 individuals in the wild. The motive shows a majestic cheetah in the run. He is surrounded by the inscriptions “AUSTRALIA ZOO” and “CHEETAH” as well as the weight and fineness. The design was inspired by a photograph from Steve Irwins Sohn, Robert, at the Australia Zoo.
The reverse depicts the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. – The denomination “1 DOLLAR” and the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II” and “AUSTRALIA 2021” are also part of the design.
Native to Africa, the cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world and can reach up to 112 kilometers per hour in three seconds. The cheetah’s physique is all about speed. Its slender body and long, thin legs are particularly suited to high acceleration. Despite its size, the cheetah does not belong to the subspecies of big cats, such as lion and tiger, but to the subspecies of small cats. They hunt during the day and have black tear marks under their eyes to serve as an anti-glare effect. They can be recognized by their golden yellow fur, which is dotted with black spots. The limited Australia Zoo Cheetah Premium Bullion Coin is delivered in a protective coin capsule.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
Ill-tempered, ill-mannered and possibly just a plain old jerk, Poseidon is the famous Greek god of the sea and through countless ages he developed a nasty reputation of being vengeful and greedy. And THIS is a god?! Yep, he’s the brother of Zeus and Hades and together all three murdered their father and divided the kingdom amongst themselves. Perhaps Poseidon is upset because he didn’t like ruling over the Earth’s waters, but you’ll love being able to hold this spectacular silver Poseidon coin in your hands, the second release in the Gods of Olympus series from Australia’s world-renowned Perth Mint!
Featuring a stunning depiction of the mighty Poseidon complete with his trident, the coin available here was expertly struck in a full ounce of 99.99% pure silver. Its design is a simply hydro-tastic. It draws inspiration from the fact that Poseidon is the god of horses and shows him being drawn across a foam of sea waves by a pair of might equines while dolphins frolic in the background. This is the Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) version and its gleaming silver shine serves to further augment the celestial awesomeness of this epic coin!
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Royal Fortune was captained by the legendary Pirate Black Bart, This is the second subject of a new series of silver and gold bullion coins from the Perth Mint, Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, pirates roamed the seven seas, with each ship displaying a unique “black flag” to announce its arrival and make clear mercy would be given only to those who surrendered.
Born in Pembrokeshire. In 1718, when he was second mate on the Princess, his ship was captured by the Welsh pirate, Howel Davis, and he was forced to serve under his captor. When Davis was killed, Roberts, who in six weeks had shown great courage and resourcefulness, was elected captain. He accepted, saying that since he had dipped his hands in muddy water it was better to be commander than a common man. Notoriety came speedily. He sailed into a fleet of forty-two Portuguese ships, ascertained which was the richest, boarded, and sailed off with her. Soon he struck terror everywhere. When he entered a harbour in Newfoundland, their crews abandoned the twenty-two ships there. After successes, the pirates went ashore at places like Surinam and Sierra Leone, indulging wild debauchery until their resources were exhausted. Not that success was unbroken; once at least they were long in extremities for want of provisions and water. One of their finest captures was a frigate built ship of the Royal African Company. Roberts renamed her the Royal Fortune. Captain Chaloner Ogle, R.N., managed to bring her to battle off Cape Lopez.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Premium Bullion Coin is the third issue of the Australian Nugget Series from the Perth Mint. The coin was struck from one ounce of 99.99% silver in uncirculated quality. After dedicating the first two issues of the Series to the “Welcome Stranger” and the “Hand of Faith” nugget, the Perth Mint celebrates the discovery of the “Golden Eagle” nugget with this issue. Weighing 32.20 kg, the nugget is visually reminiscent of an eagle with outstretched wings and was found in Larkinville (Australia) in 1931. To this day, the Golden Eagle Nugget is considered the largest nugget ever discovered in Australia. The nugget is depicted on the motive and is framed by the inscriptions “AUSTRALIAN NUGGET”, “GOLDEN EAGLE 1931” and “2021 1oz 9999 SILVER”. The reverse features the Jody Clark portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the monetary denomination. The limited silver bullion coin is delivered in a protective coin capsule.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Third release of the Dolphin bullion series by Royal Australian Mint features the stunning fraser Dolphins leaping out of the ocean against a rising sun. This Brilliant Uncirculated Silver coin features an elegant design in 1 ounce of .999 fine Silver.
The Dolphin is a beloved animal depicted in many cultures, and are also native to Australian waters. In various cultures, the Dolphin symbolises happiness, power and protection. The Fraser’s Dolphin are typically found in deep, tropical waters, and have a distinct side stripe from their eye to their flipper. These dolphins tend to travel in packs of 10 to 100, and are known to be splashy swimmers.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The swan is an iconic species that is so synonymous with The Perth Mint itself that it even appears in the mint?s logo. The Perth Mint?s operations are situated in the heart of Perth, the capital and largest city of Western Australia. Founded in 1829 on the shores of the Swan River, the original colony in the territory was in fact called Swan River Colony, the location of which is now Perth.
Perth grew rapidly in the late 19th century thanks to its rich deposits of natural resources such as oil, gas and perhaps most of all, Gold. From its origins The Perth Mint is in many ways personified by the Swan, a regal waterfowl that appears on the flag of Western Australia and symbolizes timelessness, elegance and beauty, much like the standard of coins produced by the Perth Mint itself.
The Perth Mint has a phenomenal reputation for producing high quality Silver bullion that also provides collectors the ability to collect an entire series that showcases different designs. Customers worldwide collect the Lunars, Kookaburras and Koalas due to their resell values and collectibility.
Swans are often a symbol of love and fidelity due to their long-lasting monogamous relationships. Swans are almost entirely herbivorous, though they will eat small amounts of aquatic animals. There are around seven different species of swan found around the world. Swans are classified as a threatened species mostly due to hunting and habitat loss. Pollution is also a contributing factor.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The 2021 $1 1oz Silver Investment Coin are the first coins of the Royal Australian Mint’s new Australia’s Coat of Arms Series. Rich with historic significance, the coins feature a kangaroo and emu – both elements of the Commonwealth Coat of Arms signifying progress, as neither animal can move backwards.
The coin’s obverse features a proud emu protecting its unhatched eggs against a backdrop of wattle that is yet to blossom – both symbolising a future full of potential. The obverse also includes an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II and the Commonwealth Star with six points representing Australia’s six states and the seventh point representing Australia’s territories.
The intricate reverse features the Commonwealth Star and a bold kangaroo with joey in pouch against a backdrop of thriving vegetation comprising each state and territories’ floral emblem.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 33.9 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
In 2020, the Royal Australian Mint introduced the Australian Shipwreck Series. The four-coin release from the sovereign mint of Australia features unique designs representing Dutch East India Company ships of the 17th and 18th centuries that met a disastrous fate off the coast of Western Australia in the Indian Ocean. Provident Metals currently has 2021 Australian Shipwreck Zeewijk 1 oz Silver Coins available to you for purchase online.
The Zeewijk was, like all Dutch East India Company vessels, required to sail to Batavia using the Brouwer Route to cross from Cape of Good Hope off Africa to Batavia. The route used the prevailing westerly winds to travel eastward and then turn north for Batavia. The Zeewijks captain ignored this route in the interest of vising Western Australia.
As a result, the Zeewijk became shipwrecked on the coral reefs of the Houtman Abrolhos island group off the coast of Western Australia. 10 men died by drowning as the crew attempted to launch its longboat. Eventually, all the crewmembers were moved to Gun Island where seals, fruits, and fresh water were available to sustain the crew. 12 men setoff in the longboat for Batavia one month after the shipwreck, but were never seen again. By the fall of 1727, the crew used materials from the crashed Zeewijk and mangrove timber from Gun Island to build a boat they named Sloepie. In February 1728, the Sloepie set sail with the remaining survivors and reached Batavia in April. 82 of the original 208-man crew survived. The Sloepie became the first European vessel built in Australia.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 27.6mm x 47.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Australian Rectangular Silver Dragon coin debuted in 2018, first as a silver coin for sale and later in the year with a gold coin as well. The series launched with a mintage of 500,000 that has subsequently been lowered for the 2019, 2020 & 2021 releases to just 250,000 coins.
In Chinese culture, the dragon is revered as a divine mythical creature, a symbol of power, strength, wealth and good fortune.
In 2021, The Perth Mint’s popular series of rectangle-shaped Dragon coins for investors portrays an exquisitely detailed representation of a Chinese dragon. Its scaly serpentine body has a magnificent head featuring sinuous horns and tendril-like whiskers. An awe-inspiring beast, the Chinese dragon is actually considered to be benevolent and wise.
Struck from 1oz of 99.99% pure silver, this superb release is struck in outstanding bullion quality with shiny design motifs on a delicately frosted table. The coin’s reverse also includes The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark, our traditional symbol of elite minting skills since 1899.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Silver Koala features an ounce of pure Silver and an attractive reverse design that changes each year, This year it features a koala sitting on a tree Branch with the Australian Bush in the background.
The 2021 issue features a koala sitting on a tree branch, The Ian Rank-Broadley likeness of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the monetary denomination are shown on the obverse.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
This premium bullion coin celebrates the “King of the Outback” and one of Australia’s most famous landmarks – the Kangaroo. The coin was struck by the Royal Australian Mint from one ounce of 99.9% silver in frosted uncirulated quality. The motive of the Kangaroo – Outback Majesty coin shows a jumping kangaroo, which is depicted very realistically. In the background, the Australian sun is visible in minimalist, geometric shapes. The motive symbolizes the blazing hot, ever-present sun and the aridity of the Australian outback – and the ability of the kangaroo as the “king of the outback” to defy these conditions. The reverse features the Jody Clark portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the year of issue “2021”. The limited 10,000 premium bullion coin is delivered in a protective capsule.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
Struck by the Perth Mint from one ounce of 99.99% pure silver, the Premium Bullion Coin commemorates one of the most enduringly popular American entertainers of the 20th century: John Wayne™. In his 50-year career, ‘The Duke’ produced more than 170 movies in which he himself played the lead role. The motive depicts an image of John Wayne™ with his cowboy hat on a horse. Next to him is the iconic “JW” logo. The image is framed by one of his most famous quotes, “COURAGE IS BEING SCARED TO DEATH – BUT SADDLING UP ANYWAY.” The Perth Mint’s mintmark “P” is also included in the design. The reverse features the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Queen Elizabeth II as well as the denomination ‘1 DOLLAR’, the year of issue 2021, and the weight and the fineness ‘1 Oz 9999 Ag’.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The kangaroo is the largest marsupial alive on Earth today. The animal’s distinct style of movement, hopping on its hind legs, using its large, muscular tail for balance, means it is one of the only animals which is unable to move backwards easily. An iconic symbol of Australia, the kangaroo is featured in the Australian national emblem alongside the emu.
Obverse: Bears the Ian Rank-Broadley likeness of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the face value.
Reverse: Features the classic red kangaroo design by Dr. Stuart Devlin, surrounded by a radiating design, along with a micro-engraved “A” which appears under magnification.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
Australia’s largest bird of prey, the wedge-tailed eagle, has been portrayed for the Perth Mint by renowned US engraver, John M. Mercanti, in a series of outstanding designs since 2014. Observed across the entire continent, wedge-tailed eagles can be distinguished by their distinctive wedge-shaped tails and fully feathered legs. The large birds favour lightly wooded country where they can hunt for prey such as rabbits, hares, lizards and snakes.
Struck from 1 oz of 99.99% pure silver, this coin portrays John M. Mercanti’s sixth artistic impression of a wedge-tailed eagle. The design depicts the bird in full flight while gripping a snake in its talons. As well as the coin’s weight, fineness and 2021 year-date, the reverse also incorporates The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark.
This coin includes an authentication feature on the reverse in the form of a micro-laser engraved letter. Detectable only under magnification, this is designed to make it significantly more difficult for the coin to be counterfeited.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm x 2.98mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The second issue of the new Lunar Series was struck by the Royal Australian Mint from one ounce of 99.9% silver and is dedicated to the Year of the Ox. Following the rat, the Ox is the second animal in the Chinese zodiac calendar. The motive depicts a strong ox surrounded by the branches of a willow, symbolic of humility. Additionally, the inscriptions “YEAR OF THE OX”, the Chinese character for “ox”, as well as the weight and fineness are included in the design.
The reverse features the lunar calendar wheel, with all 12 animals on the wheel, the Jody Clark portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as well as the denomination and the year of issue. Those born under the sign of the Ox are considered strong-willed, determined and particularly reliable. The conscientious ox is characterized by high moral standards for himself and others, as well as his strong sense of duty. The limited Year of the Ox Premium Silver Bullion Coin is delivered in a protective capsule.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Marvel Series of 1 oz silver coins launched in 2017 with a Spider-man design. Each one of the releases through 2019 coincided with the planned release of a feature film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe featuring that character.
Created by Roy Thomas, Len Wein, and John Romita Sr; Wolverine debuted in the last panel of The Incredible Hulk #180 published in 1974. In the next issue, the Hulk and Wolverine battle each other before joining forces to defeat the supernatural monster Wendigo. Since then, Wolverine has gained legions of fans as a member of Marvel’s X-Men. His fame rose to even greater heights in a series of X-Men and Wolverine films where he has been superbly played by actor Hugh Jackman no less than ten times. With a mysterious past, a badass attitude, and cool metal claws, Wolverine is one of the most popular characters in the entire Marvel Universe.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The design of this striking, 2021 Australia AC/DC 1oz Frosted Silver coin is every bit as electrifying as the band and their music! The coin has been transformed to replicate the look of a record album, with grooves filling the background. The center graphics feature a large, bold AC/DC logo with electrical charges flashing out in every direction. Angus Young, co-founder and lead guitarist, is displayed behind the logo, with his guitar raised high.
Iconic images representing key album releases of the band over the years are integrated into the center design. These include the parrot from Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, the trademark cannon from For Those About to Rock (We Salute You), barbed wire from High Voltage, and a plank of wood from T.N.T.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Australian Kookaburra coins are available as of 2010 in weights of 1 oz, 10 oz, and 1 Kilo silver each year. Prior to 2010, a 2 oz silver coin had been available from 1992 to 2009. The highest recorded mintages in the 1 oz series occurred between 2011 and 2016 when the coin reached its maximum mintage of 500,000 each year. The reverse side of each coin has a new security feature introduced in 2020 that features a micro-laser engraved letter within the Australian Kookaburra inscription at the top of the design rocker.
Manufacturer: Royal Australian Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The Australias Most Dangerous series of designs from the Royal Australian Mint show off some of the deadliest animal species found on the Australian continent and in the waters that line its coast and crisscross its landmass. Second in the series, and first from beneath the waves, is the Great White Shark.
The obverse of the 2021 Australian Great White Shark 1 oz Silver Coin comes with the sixth-generation bust of Queen Elizabeth II. This design captures the Queen at the age of 89 as she wears the George IV State Diadem Crown. Jody Clark created this effigy of the Queen in right-profile relief in 2015 for the Royal Mint of England and it has been adopted for use on Australian coins as of 2019. Inscriptions on this side of the coin include Elizabeth II, Australia, 2021, and 1 Dollar.
Manufacturer: Perth Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The long-running Australian Lunar Coin Series, first published in 1995 and now in its third cycle, honors the animals of the Chinese zodiac with a catalog of annual designs representing mouse, wolf, tiger, rabbit, lizard, snake, horse, donkey, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. These 2021 coins are honoring the Year of the Ox, which is the second in the 12-year lunar cycle is said to apply to people born in 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, and 2021.
This coin also comes in: 2021 Australian year of the Ox 1/2 ounce Silver Bullion Coin & 2021 Australian 2oz year of the Ox Silver Bullion Coin
Manufacturer: East India Company
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
The all-new Modern Trade Dollar series will feature innovative reinterpretations of the classic trade dollars which were the global currencies’that simplified international trade in the era before the idea of globalisation was commonplace. The series begins with the 2021 Modern Chinese Trade Dollar Limited to a low mintage of 5,000.
Trade Dollars were first introduced in the late 15th Century when the ‘Spanish Dollar’ was used to facilitate trade. It went on to inspire the creation of numerous national currencies, including the US Dollar.
By the late 19th Century, Chinese trade was growing both regionally and with the West. At the same time reforms within Chinese life were underway, many of them led by a strong female figure who herself played a key role in the story of the Chinese Trade Dollar. Shortly after the death of Emperor Xian Feng in 1861, his concubine Cixi assumed control and ruled China as The Empress Dowager. Cixi was able to read, a rare skill at that time, and educated herself on domestic and foreign affairs, creating policies that would modernise China’s culture and economy. Recognising the importance of making international trade as easy as possible she instigated changes in customs, weights and measures which paved the way for the creation ofthe Dragon Trade Dollar.
Manufacturer: SilverTowne Mint
Dimensions: 39mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Napoleon Bonaparte took Europe by storm, literally and figuratively, during the first two decades of the 19th century. Through a coup he orchestrated himself, he rose to power in France during the French Revolution as the First Consul of France in 1799. He would later take sole power as Emperor of France and unleash more than a decade of warfare on the continent as he sought to establish a dominant French Empire and culture across the entirety of Europe. St. Helena remembers the 200th anniversary of his death in 2021 with the release of a unique silver bullion coin.
Obverse
On the obverse side of 2021 St. Helena Napoleon Angel 1 oz Silver coins, you will find Raphael Makloufs right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty is captured here in a regal pose that includes the George IV State Diadem Crown from the Crown Jewels upon her head. The design field includes inscriptions of 1, St. Helena, Queen Elizabeth II, 2021, and The East India Company.
Reverse
The reverse face of the 2021 St. Helena Napoleon Angel Silver Coin comes with the depiction of a winged Angel standing near a gravestone. This headstone features a golden eagle beneath an N at the center representing Napoleon. The inscriptions include One Ounce, Angel, and 999 Silver. The design rim comes with two bees at the top and two palm branches at the bottom. The bottom of the design rocker comes with an “EIC” mark denoting the East India Company.
Manufacturer: Pobjoy Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
This bullion coin was minted on behalf of the British Indian Ocean Territory by The Pobjoy Mint. The beautiful 1oz .999 fine Silver Reverse Frosted coin has an extremely limited mintage of only 10,000 coins worldwide.
The Cutty Sark name actually came from the famous Robert Burns poem, Tam O’Shanter (which is the nickname for the witch in the poem) which was published in 1791 and celebrates the 230th Anniversary.
The Cutty Sark Name:
The historic ship was named by Jock Willis, the original ship owner who choose the name based on Robert Burns poem, Tam O’Shanter. Interestingly enough, witches are thought to be unable to cross water, which further adds to the allure and mystic of this beautiful ships unique and interesting history.
The Cutty Sark History:
The history of this clipper ship started in 1869, the year it was built. It’s first voyage was in 1870, where it set sails for Shanghai, China during the China tea trade. The Cutty Sark is known for its record breaking speeds during the late 1800s where it could transport goods in less than a month. Flash forward to the 1900s where the ship was later restored by and used for training cadets. In 1954, the ship was brought into Greenwich where further restorations were made and later opened as a local attraction in 1957 where in continues to bring amazement and joy to its fellow attractors.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 89.15 mm
Weight (grams): 311.03
Fineness: 999
Britannia has been the female embodiment of Britain for centuries, evolving through the ages to capture the spirit of the nation she represents. First appearing on the coins of the Roman Emperor Hadrian, Britannia has a long history with British coins. Today, this icon is the face of our flagship Britannia bullion coin, renowned for its beauty and reliability. This incarnation of Britannia was created by sculptor Philip Nathan in 1987. He presented the ‘queen of the seas’ with carefully chosen symbols of Britain’s identity – a shield for protection, an olive branch for peace and a trident for her maritime links. The award-winning design has become so highly-regarded that only The Royal Mint is able to strike genuine Britannia coins featuring Philip Nathan’s interpretation.
This modern classic of design has been struck on the 2021 Britannia bullion coin, which contains ten ounces of 999 fine silver and depicts Britannia standing boldly amongst the waves, surrounded by a background of radial lines.
The image of Britannia is always on the reverse, the coin has been minted in silver since 1997. The image of the Proof Britannia is changed every year, and odd years see Britannia standing and even years see her sitting.
The image may be different on the proof and Unc versions of the same year; this is especially true after 2013. There are variations to the 1oz coin, we see 5oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz and smaller; there are gold and platinum variants too. Generally the same year shares the same Britannia design.
Britannia, together with a combination of trident, Union Jack shield and lion are all symbols of Great Britain, devised many centuries ago to signify that Britain ruled the waves (as it did indeed in those days with the most powerful navy in the world). Britannia has been used on several other British coins.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
The Who formed in 1964 and became one of the most influential bands of the 20th century. Founding members Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend and John Entwistle started out as The Detours and were already playing gigs around London before changing their name. They soon met drummer Keith Moon who was then part of a band called The Beachcombers. After playing just a few songs with The Who, they offered him the job as their drummer.
The Who found fame with “I Can’t Explain” “Teenage Wasteland” and “My Generation”, but are just as well known for their rock operas “Tommy” and “Quadrophenia” which were turned into films in 1975 and 1979.
The obverse of the 2021 British Music Legends The Who Silver Coin comes with a depiction of Queen Elizabeth II. This right-profile portrait is the fifth-generation design to feature on British coins and was created in July 2015 by Jody Clark. It depicts the Queen wearing the George IV State Diadem Crown.
On the reverse side of 2021 1 oz Music Legends The Who Silver Coins is a depiction of a guitar smashing through an amplifier in the background. The body of the guitar is emblazoned with the Union Jack, Britains flag. At the top of the design field is the emblem for the famous rock band.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm
Weight (grams): 62.42
Fineness: 999
Statues of ten heraldic beasts stood guard at the entrance to Westminster Abbey as the world watched the coronation of Her Majesty The Queen in 1953. Those creatures have been reimagined on the coins in The Queen’s Beasts Collection, which tell the stories of ancient symbols of ancestry and power through a series of designs by Jody Clark.
Now, in the final design for this popular bullion collection, all ten beasts are united in a protective circle around Her Majesty The Queen, making it the only coin to feature the beasts and the monarch they represent in one regal design. The obverse features the artist’s definitive coinage portrait of Her Majesty and together, these designs are a fitting tribute to complete this iconic collection.
The reverse features all ten Beasts arranged in a protective circle around HRH The Queen. This is the only coin in the series to unite all ten beasts with the monarch whose heritage they represent, in one unique design.
The obverse design depicts the fifth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, and the monetary denomination of £5. Both the obverse and reverse are designed by British Coin Designer Jody Clark, creator of the latest definitive portrait of The Queen on UK coinage.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 28.98mm x 49.96mm
Weight (grams): 31.03
Fineness: 999
For centuries, The Royal Mint has selected the very best artists to create designs for our coins, bars and medals. These great engravers have inspired a new series of bullion bars, with classic designs reimagined for the discerning investor.
The Great Engravers series begins with the legend of Una and the lion, first brought to Britain’s coins by William Wyon RA. Jody Clark has created a new vision of the gentle Una; she holds the monarch’s orb and sceptre but stands together with the lion, eyes on the future – the perfect symbol for enduring precious metals and insightful investors.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 89.15 mm
Weight (grams): 311.03
Fineness: 999
Capturing generations of royal heritage and power, The Queen’s Beasts Collection reimagines ten heraldic creatures that famously stood guard at Her Majesty The Queen’s coronation some 70 years ago. The latest addition to this desirable collection brings the White Horse of Hanover to life on a new bullion coin, showcasing the quality and exceptional craftsmanship that The Royal Mint is known for around the world.
The emblem of the white horse became a part of Her Majesty’s ancestral story when the British throne passed to George of Hanover in 1714 He brought with him the heraldry of the region, including the ancient device of a white horse on a red background.. In Jody Clark’s dynamic design, the galloping White Horse of Hanover holds a shield depicting the three lions of England, the lion of Scotland, the fleur-de-lis of France, the Irish harp, and the Arms for Hanover.
The powerful figure of the horse is set against a beautifully detailed chainmail background on the reverse, whilst a guilloche texture surrounds Her Majesty’s portrait on the obverse of the coin. Struck in 999.9 fine silver, each coin is finished to The Royal Mint’s bullion standard, and is also available as a one ounce platinum edition.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.61 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
A timeless adventure, St George and the dragon is one of England’s most famous legends – a timeless story of honour, courage and victory. – this is the story of St George and the dragon. In 2021, The Royal Mint has reinvented this tale for modern times and the overseas investment market.
Artist Etienne Millner’s interpretation of England’s patron saint features prominently on the one ounce and ten-ounce Bullion Silver Valiant Coin. The action of the design seems to fill the coin, giving it an exciting sense of vibrancy.
The obverse bears an artist’s rendering of Elizabeth II in profile, also set to magnificent effect against a field of micro-engraved dot-texturing. Also on the obverse, Elizabeth II regal title, as well as the coin’s unique denominational value.
The dragon depicted was, according to legend, terrorizing a town, which the hero encountered on his travels. Not only did he bring peace back to the townspeople, he also rescued their fair princess, from deep in the dragons lair ….more than worthy of commemoration in coin! Celebrate both British storytelling and diversify your portfolio with a 1oz 2021 Royal Mint Valiant silver coin today.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
A mainstay of British coinage for centuries, the Royal Arms is a majestic symbol of strength and majesty which represents the illustrious history of monarchy and heraldry in the United Kingdom.
It acts as the official coat of arms for the British monarch and its origins lie on the medieval battlefield where it would be seen on shields, banners and dress. It has evolved through the ages and is a true indicator of power, approval and duty.
First appearing in 1983, the iconic design by Eric Sewell has been reinterpreted by Timothy Noad for 2021. This design exemplifies the royal heritage which each monarch inherits during their reign and features the heraldic devices which have lasted through the ages, such as the Lion of England and Unicorn of Scotland supporting the shield.
The 2021 Royal Coat of Arms 1oz Silver Coin features a detailed design showing the Royal Coat of Arms; a shield flanked by the Lion of England and the Unicorn of Scotland. Below the shield, a thistle, Tudor rose and shamrock are depicted, which represents Scotland, England and Ireland. Details of the coin’s weight, fineness and year-date are also shown.
The obverse of the coin bears the fifth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on a guilloche background design, and the monetary denomination of 2 Pounds.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
Sadly the quality of this coin is Terrible even for Royal Mint Standards, It is probably the worst coin of the year so far hence the price!
Centuries after his tales were first told around British campfires and hearths, The Royal Mint is celebrating the legendary hero Robin Hood. The iconic character, who famously stole from the rich to give to the poor, appears on the first coin in a new bullion collection inspired by myth and legend. The hero of folklore will soon be followed by two more coins inspired by the tale, featuring the courageous heroine Maid Marian and Robin Hood’s trusted companion Little John.
Passed along through the oral traditions of the time, stories of this heroic rebel have been spread far and wide since the fourteenth century. Robin Hood was often described as a great archer, and Jody Clark’s depiction of the character features him hidden amongst the branches of Sherwood Forest, poised with a bow and arrow ready for action.
This is the first coin in a new bullion collection inspired by the myth and legend of Robin Hood. Jody Clark’s depiction of the character features him hidden amongst the branches of Sherwood Forest, knelt down and poised with a bow and arrow ready for action.
The hero of folklore will soon be followed by two more coins inspired by the tale, the courageous heroine Maid Marian and Robin Hood’s trusted companion, Little John.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
Bowie is undoubtedly one of the most influential musicians in modern history. Known for his creative style and innovative and constantly evolving music, as well as his alter ego, Ziggy Stardust.
Born David Robert Jones in 1947, Bowie started playing the saxaphone at an early age and showed an interest in modern jazz. For his early perfromances he used the stage name Davie (or Davy) Jones, but changed it to avoid confusion with the actor Davy Jones, who had found success with The Monkees. Bowie chose to name himself after the Bowie knife as ‘it cuts both ways’.
Bowie has sold over 100 million records. Some of his best known works include Heroes, Life on Mars, Let’s Dance, Changes and his collaboration with Queen on the song Under Pressure. He was also an accomplished actor, with performances in The Prestige, The Man Who Fell to Earth, The Snowman, Zoolander, Extras and 80’s cult classic, Labyrinth.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
This new series from The Royal Mint celebrates British Music Legends. The first bullion release features the iconic rock band, Queen, with a design approved by Roger Taylor & Brian May. This coin has a limited mintage of only 25,000!
Elton John was born in London in 1942. He was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight but legally changed his name in 1972 to Elton Hercules John. He did this as he didn’t like the name ‘Reginald’ and saw the change as a way to disassociate himself from his childhood.
John was born musically gifted; he taught himself piano at the age of 3 and started piano lessons when he was just 7. By 15 he was working as a pianist at a pub.
His long-time collaboration with lyricist Bernie Taupin has spawned such hits as Candle in the Wind, Rocket Man, Tiny Dancer, I’m Still Standing and Your Song.
The singer-songwriter has released 33 studio albums, 128 official singles, and sold over 300 million records worldwide.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
The reverse features Britannia; a human depiction of Britain from the Roman era. The coin shows her with a trident, and has a new background effect to mimic waves which doubles as an anti-counterfeit measure.
The obverse side of the coin bears Her Majesty The Queen’s portrait, as created by Jody Clark and introduced in 2015. The Queen is wearing the King George IV State Diadem – the crown worn for the State Opening of Parliament – as well as special Diamond Jubilee drop pearl earrings.
New for 2021, the Britannia incorporates new security features including a latent image, surface animation, tincture lines, and micro text incorporated into the image of Britannia.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 89.15 mm
Weight (grams): 311.03
Fineness: 999
The 2021 UK Queen’s Beasts White Lion of Mortimer 10 oz Silver Coin is the eighth release from the exclusive Royal Mint bullion range, featuring an original reverse design. The coin’s reverse features a stylised version of the White Lion of Mortimer, holding a shield. The year-date and ‘White Lion of Mortimer’ also feature.
This ten ounce silver bullion coin is the Eighth addition to The Queen’s Beasts bullion range. Inspired by ancient symbols of power and identity, the range brings to life the ten imposing statues that lined the entrance to Westminster Abbey in 1953 at the coronation of Her Majesty The Queen.
The White Lion of Mortimer was inherited by The Queen from Edward IV who inherited the creature from his grandmother, heiress of the Mortimers. Edward sometimes used the White Lion as a supporter of his Royal Arms.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm
Weight (grams): 62.42
Fineness: 999
The White Greyhound of Richmond is the last release in the collection.
In 1449, Henry VI granted the earldom of Richmond to his half-brother Edmund Tudor. With this grant, Edmund received Henry’s permission to use a particular version of the Royal Arms featuring a white greyhound as a heraldic supporter. Edmund’s only son would become Henry VII when he defeated Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. The greyhound expressed both his Tudor and Lancastrian ancestry, through which he claimed the throne.
The shield the white greyhound is clutching shows the Tudor rose. Combining the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York, it symbolises how Henry VII united these warring houses, ending the Wars of the Roses. Artist Jody Clark captures the greyhound’s nobility, as well as its power and elegance. Featuring a secure chainmail background, the realism of the White Greyhound of Richmond is displayed to its fullest.
Manufacturer: Canadian Mint
Dimensions: 38mmx 3.15mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The days are getting shorter and the year is slowly coming to an end. It is Christmas time !
For many people it is a time of contemplation and therefore the most beautiful time of the whole year. Christmas is the season to celebrate love – when families come together and an unmistakable feeling of warmth and security prevails. This 2021 Maple Leaf Special Edition – Rudolph the red-nosed Reindeer in color was struck from one ounce of 99.99% silver in uncirculated quality. The motive of the “Rudolph the red-nosed Reindeer” – Maple Leaf shows a stylized representation of the face of Rudolph the reindeer, on whose antlers is a red Christmas hat.
The complete background of the motive is held in a strong fir green, which creates a typical Christmas color composition. This special Maple Leaf Christmas edition in color is strictly limited to only 999 pieces worldwide. The silver coin is delivered in a capsule with a matching product card. – A great gift idea for the festive season.
Strictly limited Mintage only 999 pieces
Manufacturer: Canadian Mint
Dimensions: 38mmx 3.15mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The days are getting shorter and the year is slowly coming to an end.
It is Christmas time ! For many people it is a time of contemplation and therefore the most beautiful time of the whole year. Christmas is the season to celebrate love – when families come together and an unmistakable feeling of warmth and security prevails. This 2021 Maple Leaf Special Edition – Relaxed X-Mas in color was struck from one ounce of 99.99% silver in uncirculated quality. The motive of the “Relaxed X-Mas” – Maple Leaf shows a cute elf in a sitting position. He wears bright red shoes and a red Christmas hat that almost completely hides his face – only his nose and long beard are visible. The elf is surrounded by silver Christmas balls and delicate snowflakes.
This special Maple Leaf Christmas edition in color is strictly limited to only 999 pieces worldwide. The silver coin is delivered in a capsule with a matching product card. – A great gift idea for the festive season.
Strictly limited Mintage only 999 pieces
Manufacturer: Canadian Mint
Dimensions: 38mmx 3.15mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The days are getting shorter and the year is slowly coming to an end.
It is Christmas time ! For many people it is a time of contemplation and therefore the most beautiful time of the whole year. Christmas is the season to celebrate love – when families come together and an unmistakable feeling of warmth and security prevails. This 2021 Maple Leaf Special Edition – Merry Christmas in color was struck from one ounce of 99.99% silver in uncirculated quality. The motive of the “Merry Christmas” – Maple Leaf illustrates the special magic of giving and being given. In wintry landscape, two snowmen are depicted as they are handing each other gifts and smiling cheerfully at each other. Both snowmen wear a hat, a scarf and gloves. Above the snowmen is the inscription “MERRY CHRISTMAS”.
This special Maple Leaf Christmas edition in color is strictly limited to only 999 pieces worldwide. The silver coin is delivered in a capsule with a matching product card. – A great gift idea for the festive season.
Strictly limited Mintage only 999 pieces
Manufacturer: Canadian Mint
Dimensions: 38mmx 5.9mm
Weight (grams): 62.206
Fineness: 999
The mythical creatures rumored to roam the wilds of North America and other corners of the world are coming alive in a new series from the Royal Canadian Mint. Launched in 2020, the new Creatures of the North Series focuses on mythical beasts that have been rumored to exist in Canada for centuries now.
Beware the full moon! Tales of strange creatures in the night have always haunted our imaginations, and in the province of Quebec, the loup-garou is one of the most famous legends of all. Werewolf sightings may date back to the age of New France, but in July 1767, an article in the Gazette de Québec cautioned the public to be on the look-out for a loup-garou in the guise of a beggar. Either the creature or its legend was brought to these shores by settlers from France, where, several decades before, a werewolf “epidemic” had resulted in witch trials and executions. And a few years prior to Quebec’s famous loup-garou sighting, hundreds of deaths in southern France were attributed to the Beast of Gévaudan, prompting King Louis XV to place a bounty on the werewolf’s head.
Manufacturer: Canadian Mint
Dimensions: 38mmx 3.15mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Canadian maple leafs are among the purest & well known 1 ounce silver bullion coins on the market today.
The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin was first struck in 1988 by the Royal Canadian Mint. The obverse of the coin features an image of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, and, on the reverse, is the image of Canada’s national symbol, the maple leaf. The universal element of all silver maple leaf coins is the phrase “Fine Silver 1 oz Argent Pur” along the bottom of the reverse of the coin, referring to the coin’s weight and 99.99 fine silver content.
Manufacturer: Germania Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 25,000
Fineness: 999
Austria & Germania is the fourth coin from Germania Mint’s Allegories, coming to Collectors in 2021. The whole series depicts personifications of countries around the world in a form of beautiful, sensual and strong women. The Allegories coins are created in one diameter of 38.61 mm and four different heights and weights, from 3 mm for 1 oz coin to 25.85 mm for 10 oz coin, which is exceptional not only because of its thickness the blanks, from which it has been minted, were processed manually.
Obverse
The obverse of the coin presents the personifications of Austria and Germania, depicted as young and beautiful women. In the past, Lady Austria was regarded as the epitome of the multi-ethnic country… In the artistic vision of Germania Mint, she is holding a spear, which symbolizes the axis of the world, power, dignity and honour. Austria’s head is decorated with a laurel wreath, a symbol with multiple positive meanings, whilst Germania is crowned with a branch of an oak – the tree that has accompanied her from the very beginning of the series. In turn, our heroine holds her inherent attribute – the imperial sword “Reichsschwert”. Closeness between the two germanic amazons represents friendship between both cultures.
Reverse
According to the previous series, the image on the reverse is the coat of arms representing moral principles and noble values. Germania was a historical land and has never been an official country, that’s why we’ve decided to create our own interpretation of its coat of arms. Its symbols and design are a creation of our imagination, however it has been created in accordance with applicable heraldry rules.
The crowned shield has been divided into four parts, from which each has a traditional meaning, precisely defined by heraldry. The shield itself is a symbol of truth, loyalty and trust. The crown equals authority and nobility as well as chivalry.
Manufacturer: Pressburg Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 30,000
Fineness: 999
The Equilibrium series started in 2018 and is focused on acknowledging the importance of balance.
In Ancient Chinese philosophy, yin and yang is a Chinese philosophical concept that describes how obviously opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another. In Chinese cosmology, the universe creates itself out of a primary chaos of material energy, organized into the cycles of Yin and Yang and formed into objects and lives. Yin is the receptive and Yang the active principle, seen in all forms of change and difference such as the annual cycle (winter and summer), the landscape (north-facing shade and south-facing brightness), sexual coupling (female and male), the formation of both men and women as characters and sociopolitical history (disorder and order).
Obverse: “ELIZABETH II”, “TOKELAU”, “1oz Fine Silver 999”, “Divided year of Issue 2021”, Effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, textures.
Reverse: “EQUILIBRIUM”, “5 DOLLARS”, Yin-Yang symbol, the weight “1oz”, the purity “FINE SILVER 9999, änd textures.
Manufacturer: Bulmint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 100,000
Fineness: 999
The Bull and Bear are animals known for their incredible and unpredictable strength.
The terms Bull and Bear are used by investors as a way to describe the state of the financial markets. A bear market refers to the market when it is receding and a bull market is when prices are rising. These terms are derived from the way a bull will thrust its horns up in to the air, whereas a bear will generally swipe down.
The obverse of the coin features an image of a Bull and a Bear in a fight with an inscription of 1oz and Ag 999.9 Fine Silver inscription.
The reverse of the coin features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II with the inscription “ELIZABETH II”. The country of issue is “Tokelau” with the year of production being “2021” as well as the face value “5 DOLLARS”.
Manufacturer: Pressburg Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 20,000
Fineness: 999
“Panta Rhei” – Everything flows and things come and go. When it comes to value, precious metals have always held a crucial position in the world of finance. Nowadays, a safe haven at the very least, a financial norm in the past. Silver currently holds an especially important position in the financial world and we believe it will continue to do so for a long time.
Now and forever.
Heraclitus recognized the fundamental changing of objects with the flow of time (i.e., impermanence) and the philosophical issue of becoming.
He is credited with the phrase πάντα ῥεῖ (panta rhei) “everything flows.”This famous aphorism used to characterize Heraclitus’ thought comes from Simplicius, a neoplatonist, and from Plato’s Cratylus. The word rhei (as in rheology) is the Greek word for “to stream”, and is etymologically related to Rhea according to Plato’s Cratylus. Compare with the Latin adages Omnia mutantur and Tempora mutantur (8 AD) and the Buddhist and Hindu concepts of anicca.
Manufacturer: Germania Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 15,000
Fineness: 999
Knights of the Past is the first commemorative coin created through close cooperation between the Central Bank of Malta and Germania Mint. This issue will start a series of unique bullion coins, which in a modern way refer to the traditions of the Order of Malta. The collection will be the result of a collaboration, combining superior minting and precious metals quality, with the artistic vision, marketing and distribution of both institutions.
The obverse of the first coin of the series depicts the Knights of Malta in a battle array, with the famous Verdala Palace in the background. The reverse of the coin presents the Central Bank of Malta coat of arms on a shield, held by a Maltese knight.
The 2021 Knights of the Past 1 oz Silver BU will be issued in mintage of 15 000 coins with certificate and blisterpack in the fall of 2021.
Manufacturer: Bulmint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 100,000
Fineness: 999
Inspired by the myth of Goddess Europa, writers, historians, and people of art gave her name to the continent.
According to Greek mythology, Goddess Europa was one of the many objects of affection of Zeus. In order to avoid the jealousy of his wife, Zeus metamorphosed into a white bull and managed to abduct Europa and swim to the island of Crete.
The coin’s obverse features Goddess Europa on the Bull, the engraved name “Goddess Europa”, the purity “999.9”, the metal “Fine Silver”, and the weight “1 oz”.
The reverse side futures the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the inscription “ELIZABETH II”, the country of issue “Tokelau”, the year of production “2021”, along with the face value “5 DOLLARS”.
Manufacturer: Germania Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 25,000
Fineness: 999
“Germania” is the Latin term for Germany, from which the name “Germany” is used in English language today. Due to the connection with patriotic feelings, this word was present mainly in German literature and poetry. In ancient times the area inhabited by Germans east of the Rhine and north of the Danube rivers was called Germania. At that time its first personifications on coins and reliefs appeared, depicting a brave woman – the guardian of the nation.
Obverse
Lady Germania, in a daring pose on the bow of a sailing vessel, appears to be leading her people on a journey into broad waters. Traditionally, crowned with a laurel wreath, she is clad in her armor and falling cloth. In her hands she wields the imperial sword Reichsschwert and a flag fluttering in the wind. What makes the 2021 coin extraordinary, is the broadening perspective of the obverse on the subsequent coins in the series – 1, 2, 10 oz and 1 kg.
Reverse
The reverse of the 2021 coin remains unchanged, presenting the Germania Mint effigy with a two-headed eagle holding lightning bolts, surrounded by olive branches. The eagle is a symbol from Germanic mythology, associated with Janus – the god of all origins, guardian of gates and bridges, the patron of alliances. The eagle’s heads facing the opposite symbolize the past and the future.
Manufacturer: Leipziger Edelmetallvararbeitung
Dimensions: 38.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 15000
Sixth edition of a new series “THE GIANTS OF THE ICE AGE”. The entire series consists of eight animals in a period of 4 years. The worldwide circulation of only 15,000. The coins are individually delivered in a capsule.
New Series – Giants of the Ice Age
An aurochs is a type of wild cattle that lived throughout Europe, North Africa and Asia and became extinct in Britain by the Late Bronze Age. They roamed and grazed in small herds across plains and in open woodland
Aurochs were much larger than modern domesticated cattle, and one of the largest herbivores in Europe post-Ice Age. They had huge curved horns, each horn almost 1 m long, and when standing, bulls could reach 1.8 m shoulder height; taller than many people. The appearance of aurochs has been determined through the study of their bones found on archaeological sites, historical descriptions, and even images of aurochs seen in cave paintings.
Manufacturer: Germania Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm x 2.3mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 25,000
Fineness: 999
Chestnut is a very popular tree, planted in Europe by Roman armies. Mythology and the history of magic abound of miraculous recipes and advice on how to use almost every part of it. Its fruit symbolizes chastity and it’s believed that chestnuts increase fertility and desire, which is why it is carried by women who want to conceive. Chestnut wood is known for properties that bring success and love. Druids used it to create talismans because the physical connection allowed the user to derive longevity and invigoration from the wood. Chestnut is a beautiful and powerful tree. Its power can be easily seen by sitting on the ground next to it and allowing its energy to clear the mind.
Germania Mint has placed the design of chestnut leaf and its fruits on the gold and silver coins, to help bring good luck and happiness to its owners.
Manufacturer: Pressburg Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 20,000
Fineness: 999
Vivat Humanitas series point out the idea of humanity that keeps on advancing and delivers impressive achievements despite all conflicts and differences. In this issue we are celebrating music as the universal and unique language of mankind.
“You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is
an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty,
the ocean does not become dirty.”
– Mahatma Ghandi
Vivat Humanitas series point out the idea of humanity that keeps on advancing and delivers impressive achievements despite all conflicts and differences.
Script and writing systems have evolved in different human civilisations. Communication in written form is one of major milestones in human development which has made humanity unique.
Manufacturer: Leipziger Edelmetallvararbeitung
Dimensions: 38.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 15000
Fifth edition of a new series “THE GIANTS OF THE ICE AGE”. The entire series consists of eight animals in a period of 4 years. The worldwide circulation of only 15,000. The coins are individually delivered in a capsule.
New Series – Giants of the Ice Age
The woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis) is an extinct species of rhinoceros that was common throughout North America, Europe, and Asia during the Pleistocene epoch and survived until the end of the last glacial period. The woolly rhinoceros was a member of the Pleistocene megafauna.
The woolly rhinoceros was covered with long, thick hair that allowed it to survive in the extremely cold, harsh mammoth steppe. It had a massive hump reaching from its shoulder and fed mainly on herbaceous plants that grew in the steppe.
Mummified carcasses preserved in permafrost and many bone remains of woolly rhinoceroses have been found. Images of woolly rhinoceroses are found among cave paintings in Europe and Asia.
Manufacturer: Geiger Edelmetalle
Dimensions: 38.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Noahs Ark investment coin tells The story of Noahs Ark and the Great Flood. a meaningful symbol in Armenian history. On the obverse side of the 2020 1 ounce Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark Coins is the national coat of arms for Armenia. Flanked by an eagle on the left and a lion on the right, Geiger Edelmetalle GmbH in Germany is Given permission by the Central Bank of Armenia to strike the Noahs Ark coins.
Manufacturer: Austrian Mint
Dimensions: 37 mm x 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Fineness: 999
The Austrian Philharmonic is the official Austrian mint Silver bullion coin of Austria, The Austrian Mint’s Philharmonic coin design honours the Vienna Philharmonics orchestra. The obverse of the coin features the great organ of the Musikverein Golden Hall in Vienna, home to the orchestra, along with the date and face value. The reverse features an assortment of musical instruments, including the cello, violin, harp, french horn and bassoon with the inscription, “Wiener Philharmoniker”.
Manufacturer: Pressburg Mint
Dimensions: 38.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.1
Mintage: 20,000
Fineness: 999
Released by the New Zealand territory of Tokelau, this stunning new 2021 1 oz Silver Tokelau Terra BU utilizes both sides to display Terra. As legal tender in Tokelau, the obverse integrates into the design a small effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II produced by Iran Rank-Broadly. Featured in the center inset is a section of the world globe that includes a silhouetted map of Asia, Australia, and Oceania. A star marks the location of Tokelau. A stylized flower is also included on the globe. Inscriptions include, “5 DOLLARS . ELIZABETH II . TOKELAU . TERRA 2021.” Stylized compass numbers and markings encircle the rim. The exact GPS coordinates of Tokelau are noted at the top.
The reverse also depicts the world globe, but includes a silhouetted map of Europe, the Americas, and Africa. Inscriptions include, “1 oz FINE SILVER . TERRA 2020 . SERVA ME, SERVABO TE (latin Protect me, I will protect you). Also displayed are the exact GPS coordinates of Bratislava (home of Pressburg Mint, the issuing mint of the coin). A very fine design of a compass graces the bottom of the globe. As with the obverse, stylized compass numbers and markings encircle the rim.
This extremely fine, brilliant uncirculated Silver Tokelau Terra coin has a very limited mintage of just 20,000 for global distribution.
Manufacturer: Leipziger Edelmetallvararbeitung
Dimensions: 38.6mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 15000
Fourth edition of a new series “THE GIANTS OF THE ICE AGE”. The entire series consists of eight animals in a period of 4 years. The worldwide circulation of only 15,000. The coins are individually delivered in a capsule.
New Series – Giants of the Ice Age
The cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) was a species of bear that lived in Europe and Asia during the Pleistocene and became extinct about 24,000 years ago during the Last Glacial Maximum.
Manufacturer: Mexican Mint
Dimensions: 40mmx 3mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Mexican Mint, which dates back to 1535, is one of the continent’s oldest minting facilities. It is now known as La Casa de Moneda de Mexico and serves as Mexico’s National Mint. It produces excellent gold and silver bullion commodities in addition to issuing Mexico’s circulating currency. The year 2021 Marks the 40th annual release of the Mexican Libertad coin.
The design of the Mexican Libertad is what draws attention to the coin year after year. The Mexican Coat of Arms – a fearsome eagle tearing through a snake with its sharp beak – is shown on the reverse of Mexican Silver Libertads. Additionally, the image of the present Mexican Coat of Arms is surrounded by all of Mexico’s ancient coats of arms.
The obverse features the beautiful Angel of Independence superimposed on the famous Mexican volcanoes of Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl. The Angel of Independence is an important historical landmark as it was built in 1910 to commemorate the beginning of Mexico’s War of Independence. The design has been featured on the obverse design since 1996. Lastly, the obverse face features the weight, purity, and year of issue on this coin.
The 2021 The One Ring Lord of the Rings 1oz Silver Bullion Coin
Manufacturer: New Zealand Post
Dimensions: 38.9mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Lord of the Rings
The Fellowship of the Ring is the first movie in this epic series and was released in 2001. The film is based on J.R. Tolkien’s first installment in his book trilogy that was initially published in 1954. Peter Jackson directed and filmed The Lord of the Rings series in his native New Zealand. The series was released in 2001 and 2003 and received raving reviews.
The Rings of Power was forged by the Elves in the home of Eregion.
The material from which the rings were made was extremely resistant. Only the fire of Mount Doom or the dragon, which, however, no longer existed at the time of The Lord of the Rings book, could destroy the rings (except for the ONE RING )
“Three rings to the Elven kings high in the light,
Seven to the dwarf rulers in their halls of stone,
To mortals eternally doomed, nine.
One to the Dark Ruler on Dark Throne,
In the land of Mordor, where the shadows threaten.
A ring to slave them, to find them all,
To cast into darkness and bind forever.
In the land of Mordor, where the shadows threaten.”
-The Lord of the Rings
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The third release of the Pirates of the Caribbean™ Series is dedicated to the Empress™, a Chinese sailing ship from the 2007 Disney™ hit Pirates of the Caribbean – At World’s End™.
Once the flagship of the Chinese pirate lord Sao Feng, after his death the Empress™ passes into the command of Elizabeth Swann, who was appointed captain by the dying Sao Feng. When Captain Swann later transferred to the Black Pearl™ for warfare, she left the ship to Tai Huang, Sao Feng’s first mate. Unlike European ships, a junk has no keel and the sides are nearly vertical. The triangular to pentagonal sails have bamboo ribs sewn into them, which give the sail special stability and flexibility. The Pirates of the Caribbean™ – The Empress™ Premium Bullion Coin in silver is limited to only 15,000 pieces worldwide.
Struck by the New Zealand Mint from one ounce of 99.9% silver, the motive of the premium bullion coin features an image of the ship as well as a stylized depiction of its captain, Sao Feng. The inscriptions “THE EMPRESS”, “PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN”, “1 oz 999 Fine Silver” and the Disney™ logo and copyright are also included in the design.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.57mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Justice League was a reworking of the Justice Society of America by Gardner Fox, a writer from DC Comics. They originally appeared in the March 1960 DC Comics issue 28, The Brave and the Bold. The original superhero team members were Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter although other superheroes have come and gone over time. In November of 1960 the new superhero team got their own comic book titled “Justice League of America.”
The “Man of Steel” – Superman™. Is the third release in the DC Comics™ Bullion Coin Series featuring the famous superheroes of the DC universe. The motive shows a depiction of Superman™ in flight in front of the Metropolis skyline. His very muscular arms are outstretched, his fists clenched and his facial expression determined. To his right is the iconic Superman logo, which is also featured on his chest.
The reverse shows the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the inscriptions “TWO DOLLARS”, “ELIZABETH II”, “2021” and “NIUE”. Superman™ had his first appearance in 1938. Originally native to the planet Krypton and equipped with super powers, Superman™ has dedicated himself to the fight for justice on Earth. Together with the other founding members Wonder Woman™, Aquaman™, Flash™, Green Lantern™, Batman™ and Martian Manhunter™ he belongs to the Justice League™ since 1960. The DC Comics™ Superman™
Manufacturer: New Zealand Post
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
“The Fellowship of the Ring” is the first part of the successful film series and celebrated its world premiere in December 2001. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings, the New Zealand Post has issued this Premium Silver Bullion Coin. The motive features a close-up of Gandalf the Grey™. In the brim of his hat, the phrase “A WIZARD IS NEVER LATE. NOR IS HE EARLY. HE ARRIVES PRECISELY WHEN HE MEANS TO” has been engraved. Additionally, the inscriptions “THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING”, “20th ANNIVERSARY” and the denomination “ONE DOLLAR” are included in the design.
The reverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as well as the weight, fineness, year of issue and the inscription “MIDDLE EARTH”. Gandalf the Grey™, also known as Gandalf Greyrock or Mithrandir, is one of the main characters in the Lord of the Rings universe. As an old friend of Bilo Baggins™, Gandalf™ recognized the Hobbit’s magic ring as the One Ring. He charged his nephew Frodo Baggins™ with taking it to Rivendell, to the house of Lord Elrond, to decide the fate of the Ring in the Council of Middle-earth. As part of the Fellowship of the Ring, Gandalf™ accompanied them on their journey to destroy the One Ring in the fiery pits of Mount Doom. He fell in the battle against the Balrog™ of Morgoth in the mines of Moria, but later returned as “Gandalf the White™”. The Gandalf™ Premium Silver Bullion Coin celebrating the 20th Anniversary of “The Fellowship of the Ring” is limited to only 10,000 pieces worldwide and is delivered in a protective coin capsule.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.57mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Christmas greetings from Mickey™: The limited 2021 Premium Bullion coin Mickey Mouse™ Christmas was struck by the New Zealand Mint from one ounce of 99.9% silver. The motive features Mickey Mouse™ in a Christmas outfit. In his hands, he holds a large and richly decorated Christmas wreath with the words “MERRY CHRISTMAS” in the center. The inscription “1 oz 999 Fine Silver” and the Disney™ copyright are also included in the design. The reverse shows the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the inscriptions “TWO DOLLARS,” “ELIZABETH II,” “2021” and “NIUE.” For investors the coins are delivered per 20 in the original tube of the New Zealand Mint, per 200 coins in the original Masterbox.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 39.mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Star Wars: Grogu “The Child” (aka Baby Yoda)
Born of the same race as Jedi Master Yoda, Grogu was raised under the tutelage of the Jedi Order before the fall of the Galactic Republic. As a very long-lived race, their young have an extremely prolonged period of adolescence. When initially introduced, Grogu is only known as “The Child” and despite appearing like a toddler he is actually 50 years old. This character melted the hearts of fans all around the world who referred to him as “Baby Yoda.” Perhaps it was this cuteness that turned the Mandalorian from bounty hunter to protector.
Grogu’s journey began at the Jedi Temple in the Galactic capital planet of Coruscant where he was trained in the ways of The Force with other younglings. During the Great Jedi Purge, he was rescued from the siege on the Jedi Temple and taken into hiding. During the reign of the new Galactic Empire, Grogu remained hidden by concealing his abilities. At some point after the fall of the Galactic Empire he was captured by a group of Nikto on Arvala-7. It is at this time that remaining Imperial forces hired assassins and bounty hunters to seek the child to kill or capture. These are the events that begin the highly popular Star Wars Mandalorian series on Disney Plus.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Post
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
“The Fellowship of the Ring” is the first part of the successful film series and celebrated its world premiere in December 2001. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings, the New Zealand Post has issued this Premium Silver Bullion Coin. The motive shows the famous scene from the film in which Boromir™ holds the broken sword Narsil. The legendary weapon of Elendil broke in the battle of the Last Alliance. With the broken blade, Isildur, Elendil’s son, cut the One Ring from Sauron’s finger. The fragments of the blade were kept in Rivendell, the place of assembly of Lord Elrond’s convened council. On his shoulder the phrase “THE BLADE THAT CUT THE RING FROM SAURON’S HAND” has been engraved. Additionally, the inscriptions “THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING”, “20th ANNIVERSARY” and the denomination “ONE DOLLAR” are included in the design,
Boromir™ was tasked by his father, Denethor II, Steward of Gondor, to travel to Rivendell to win the One Ring for Gondor. Appointed by Lord Elrond to represent the Men, he became part of the Fellowship around Frodo™, Gandalf™ and Aragorn™. Boromir™ fell heroically in battle against Sarumans™ orcs while trying to protect the two hobbits Merry™ and Pippin™. The Boromir™ Premium Silver Bullion Coin celebrating the 20th Anniversary of “The Fellowship of the Ring” is limited to only 10,000 pieces worldwide and is delivered in a protective coin capsule.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39.mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
This coin marks 20 years of everyone’s favorite big green grumpy underdog. Shrek subverted standard fairytale hero tropes and had audiences rolling with laughter! Commemorate the start of a pop-culture phenomenon!
Originally based on a children’s picture book of the same name, the rights to Shrek were purchased by Stephen Spielberg and made into the Dreamworks film that we all know and love today. Shrek was originally voiced by Chris Farley, but later reworked with Mike Meyers after Farley passed away in the middle of the project. Mike Meyers brought his signature humor and Scottish accent to the role and made the character who he is today. Shrek undermines every expectation of the selfless knight in shining armor who sets forth to rescue the damsel in distress. When a local tyrant, Lord Farquad (played by John Lithgow), begins rounding up fairytale creatures and dumping them at Shrek’s swamp, the titular anti-hero angrily sets out only to have them removed. Conscious of being judged for what he is, Shrek turns out to be a more nuanced character and endears himself to the audience as the misunderstood underdog.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The second release of the new Pirates of the Caribbean™ Series is dedicated to the pirate ship The Flying Dutchman™ from the 2006 Disney™ hit Pirates of the Caribbean 2™. Struck by the New Zealand Mint from one ounce of 99.9% silver, the motive of the premium bullion coin features an image of the ship as well as a stylized depiction of the antagonist Davy Jones™. The inscriptions “THE FLYING DUTCHMAN”, “PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN”, “1 oz 999 Fine Silver” as well as the Disney™ logo and copyright are also included in the design.
The reverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and the inscriptions “TWO DOLLARS,” “ELIZABETH II,” “2021” and “NIUE.” The Flying Dutchman™ is the main venue for the action in Pirates of the Caribbean 2™. The ship features an unusual design reminiscent of a fan fish.
The Flying Dutchman™ was used by its captain Davy Jones™ for diving and is therefore covered with all kinds of seaweed and shells. As a result of a curse Davy Jones™ brought upon himself and the Flying Dutchman™, the crew is doomed to become more and more a part of the ship, eventually becoming completely fused with it. The successful sequel to the first part of the film series is about Jack Sparrow™ being in debt to and pursued by Davy Jones™. The only way Sparrow can destroy the cursed captain is to get the key to the “Dead Man’s Chest”, which contains Davy Jones’ heart – an undertaking marked by numerous obstacles and dangers. The Pirates of the Caribbean™ – The Flying Dutchman™ Premium Bullion Coin in silver is limited to only 15,000 pieces worldwide
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Back to the Future II is dedicated to the second part of the successful film trilogy “Back to the Future” and was minted from an ounce of 99.9% silver. The classic film by director Robert Zemeckis about the time travel of the mad scientist Dr. Emmett “Doc” Brown and the young Marty McFly delighted millions of moviegoers around the world in the 1980s. Doctor Brown takes Marty and his girlfriend to 21 October 2015, where they must prevent a family tragedy from affecting their children. Biff steals a time machine and hands his 1955 counterpart a sports almanac, causing Biff to change the course of history and become a millionaire. When Marty and the Doctor return to 1985, they find Hill Valley transformed into a nest of gambling and street gang fights. In addition, Marty’s mother is married to Biff, George McFly is murdered by Tannen, and Professor Brown’s 1985 alter ego is sent “to the chumps”. To put things right, Marty and the Doctor have to go back to 1955 and collect Biff’s almanac.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The second release in the popular series of coins celebrating famous Icons of Inspiration features Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the most multi-talented figures in history. Da Vinci’s works across all facets of art and science are some of humankind’s most studied and cherished.
A true Renaissance Man, Leonardo da Vinci was an Italian polymath known for his work as a painter, engineer, architect, theorist, scientist, and sculptor. His best known work, the Mona Lisa, is considered the most famous piece of art in the world. Other pieces by Leonardo include the Last Supper and the Vitruvian Man. Perhaps the most alluring aspect of Da Vinci’s art is the mystery and intrigue surrounding their meanings. Historians have spent centuries debating hidden symbology and subject matter in his works.
In addition to his work as an artist, Da Vinci is regarded as one of the most influential inventors and theorists in history. He is credited with sketching and studying predecessors to many tools and machines we used today, most famously his flying machines, architectural innovations, and vehicles for war.
Manufacturer: Fiji
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Cats and humans have a long history of living together (or in a cat’s case, tolerating humans!) that can be traced back to as early as 7500 BC. More subtle than dogs in exhibiting their love for their owners, cats are furry companions that have filled our lives with oodles of joy — even if they ignore us when we call them and turn their noses up at that expensive new food we bought for them. In fact, according to a national pet owners survey, more than 42 million households in the United States have at least one cat. Now you can add another feline to your household with this coin, the first release in a new silver bullion series dedicated to all things related to the domesticated Felidae family.
Released by the South Pacific Ocean island nation of Fiji, these coins depict an all-American housecat as it alertly surveys its backyard domain. Its eyes are wide and zeroed in on something in the distance, seemingly oblivious to the tall grasses and flowers that surround the sleek tabby. The coin’s obverse shows the Fiji Coat of Arms along with the coin’s denomination, year date and silver content.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Post
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
“The Fellowship of the Ring” is the first part of the successful film series and celebrated its world premiere in December 2001. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of The Lord of the Rings, the New Zealand Post has issued this Premium Silver Bullion Coin. The motive shows the famous scene from the film in which the Hobbit Frodo™ reaches out his hand for the One Ring, so that it lands directly on his finger. In his sleeve, the phrase “Even the smallest person can change the course of the future” has been engraved. Additionally, the inscriptions “THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING”, “20th ANNIVERSARY” and the denomination “ONE DOLLAR” are included in the design. The reverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as well as the weight, fineness, year of issue and the inscription “MIDDLE EARTH”. Frodo™ was the nephew of Bilbo Baggins™ and was chosen by Gandalf™ to leave the Shire to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom. With the help of his strong will, his bravery, and not least the support of his companions, Frodo™ is able to master the arduous journey to Mordor, destroy the Ring, and end the terror spread by Sauron™. The Frodo™ Premium Silver Bullion Coin celebrating the 20th Anniversary of “The Fellowship of the Ring” is limited to only 10,000 pieces worldwide and is delivered in a protective coin capsule.
Manufacturer: Apmex
Dimensions: 39.mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The STAR WARS™ – Mandalorian™premium bullion coin was struck from one ounce of 99.9% silver and is dedicated to the protagonist of the popular STAR WARS™ – Mandalorian™ series. The motive features the Mandalorian™ bounty hunter in full gear with his Beskar armor. The inscription “1 oz 999 Fine Silver” and the copyright are also included in the design. The reverse features the Niue coat of arms and the inscriptions “TWO DOLLARS” and “2021”. The Mandalorian™, whose real name is actually Din Djarin™, is also called “Mando”. Five years after the fall of the Empire, he makes his living as a bounty hunter. When he is assigned to track down a fifty-year-old for one of his shady clients, it later turns out that he is of the same species as former Jedi Master Yoda™ and named Grogu™. The Mandalorian™ decides to take Grogu™ back from the client and protect him – a decision that changes his life permanently in many ways. The mintage is limited to only 25,000 pieces worldwide. The STAR WARS™ – Mandalorian™ Premium Silver Bullion Coin is delivered loose.
Obverse: Displays the Niue coat of arms along with the face value and the year of issue.
Reverse: Features the officially licensed Mandalorian bounty hunter in full gear including the iconic helmet and Beskar armor as seen in The Mandalorian streaming series on Disney+. The reverse also features the metal content, purity, and the Lucasfilm copyright for further authentication.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39.mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Sonic the Hedgehog
SEGA released the first game featuring the titular character, Sonic the Hedgehog, on June 23rd, 1991, introducing us to the speedy blue hedgehog who loves adventure, freedom, and never backs down from a challenge. Dr. Eggman debuted alongside Sonic in 1991 as the main antagonist, who dreams of dominating the world and oftentimes traps helpless animals in his robots to use for his nefarious purposes.
As the series continued, we were introduced to an even bigger cast of characters including Miles “Tails” Prower, a two-tailed fox, and Knuckles the Echidna. Tails, Sonic’s best friend first introduced in 1992 in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, can spin his two tails quickly enough to fly. A mechanical genius, he looks up to Sonic and oftentimes aids in his journeys. Knuckles the Echidna appeared in the following game, Sonic the Hedgehog 3. As the guardian of the Master Emerald, he will stop at nothing to protect the Emerald and his home of Angel Island from anyone who wishes to abuse its powers.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The third release in the Disney The Lion King series features an officially licensed image from the “Hakuna Matata” musical montage. Simba, Pumbaa and Timon are framed against a full moon as Simba transitions to young adulthood.
Disney’s The Lion King is an animated film first released to the public on June 24, 1994. Winning two Academy Awards for the music and a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture, The Lion King continues to be a classic film for children and adults alike. The story follows a young lion cub, Simba, and his life through adulthood. The movie is set in the Pride Lands of Africa, where lions rule the kingdom. A key transition moment to the second half of the film is marked by the song “Hakuna Matata” which accompanies a montage of Simba following the ways of his newfound friends Timon and Pumbaa as he grows into young adulthood.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.57mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The Justice League was a reworking of the Justice Society of America by Gardner Fox, a writer from DC Comics. They originally appeared in the March 1960 DC Comics issue 28, The Brave and the Bold. The original superhero team members were Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter although other superheroes have come and gone over time. In November of 1960 the new superhero team got their own comic book titled “Justice League of America.”
Wonder Woman first appeared in the 8th issue of All Star Comics published October 21, 1941. She is a founding member of the Justice League and her official title is Princess Diana of Themyscira, an Island of the Amazonian women. Originally the character was sculpted out of clay by her mother and given life and superhuman powers by the Greek gods. More recently this has changed to her being a daughter of Zeus. Created by William Moulton Marston, Wonder Woman derived much inspiration from early feminists.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.57mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
This limited Disney premium investment coin Mickey & Goofy was minted by the New Zealand Mint from one ounce of 99.9% silver. The motif shows Mickey Mouse and Goofy, who stand next to each other in their usual good mood in a happy pose.
Goofy first appeared in 1932 as Dippy Dawg in the cartoon short Mickey’s Revue. Originally appearing older than he does today, Goofy was later redesigned by Disney to his present form where he made frequent excursions with his two pals Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Originally voiced by Pinto Colvig, Goofy’s clumsy mannerisms and iconic “ah-hyuck!” were said to have been influenced by a “ginny, half-backed village nitwit” that Colvig knew from Jacksonville, Oregon, his hometown.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.6 mm
Weight (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999
The first issue of the new “Pirates of the Caribbean Series” is dedicated to the imposing pirate ship Black Pearl. With more than 4.5 billion US dollars in revenue, the “Pirates of the Caribbean” films are among the most successful of all time. At the beginning, in 2002, nobody would have believed that a film about an eccentric and morally ambivalent captain, played by the actor Johnny Depp, with an undead pirate crew would develop into one of the most famous adventure films of all.
On the motif side of the iconic 2021 silver coin, which is dedicated to these extremely successful Disney films, the pirate ship Black Pearl, which is hotly contested by Captains Jack Sparrow and Hector Barbossa, is depicted in great detail. In addition, the star of the films, Captain Jack Sparrow, can be seen in an abstract rock form.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 38.6mmx 3.2mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Mintage: 10,000
Fish Series
The first year for the country of Tokelau to issue this coin was 2014. In 2020, the program was redesigned with a limited mintage and updated modern artwork as well. The design of the reverse changes every year on this bullion coin and has featured a variety of species of fish. The design changes make year of issue unique.
Tokelau
The country of issue, Tokelau is comprised of three small coral atolls located in the South Pacific Ocean. Schools of fish are attracted to these isolated atolls, with a variety of fish species including ruby snapper, yellowfin tuna and dolphinfish. In 2011, Tokelau declared 123,178 square miles to become a shark sanctuary. This sanctuary prohibits commercial fishing of all sharks and reduces shark mortality in its waters.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Before it was known as the HMS Bounty, the ship was built in 1784 in Hull, Yorkshire, England, at the Blaydes shipyard. The small merchant vessel was commissioned as the Bethia and operated for three years as a private vessel. In May 1787, the ship was sold to the Royal Navy and recommissioned as the HMS Bounty, also known as the HM Armed Vessel Bounty. The ship would go on to make just one infamous voyage in its history.
All of the 2021 1 oz Cook Islands Bounty Silver Coins in this product listing are brand-new for 2020 and come in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The coins are packaged individually inside of protective plastic capsules.
On the obverse side of the 2021 Cook Islands Bounty Silver Coin is the image of Queen Elizabeth II. This right-profile bust of the Queen is the popular Ian Rank-Broadley design created for the Royal Mint of England in 1998. The bust of the Queen shown here has the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara on her head. This image featured on British coins from 1998 to 2015, Australian coins from 1999 to 2018, and continues to feature on the coins of nations such as New Zealand, Niue, Tokelau, and the Cook Islands.
The reverse face of 2021 1 oz Cook Islands Bounty Silver Coins includes a depiction of the HMS Bounty as it sails across the ocean. The HMS Bounty was placed under the command of William Bligh upon its commission into the Royal Navy in 1787 and sent to the South Pacific on a botanical mission. The aim of this mission was to acquire breadfruit plants to transport to the British West Indies.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39.mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Following the Mandalorian Mythosaur coin, the 2nd in its exclusive Symbols of Star Wars Series with the Galactic Empire Bullion. This coin features the officially licensed Imperial Crest of the mighty Galactic Empire in .999 fine Silver!
Star Wars Galactic Empire
When Sith Lord, Sheev Palpatine created the Galactic Empire from the ashes of the Galactic Republic he refashioned the Republic’s 8-spoked cog into the 6-spoked symbol that came to represent the most feared and mighty empire the Galaxy had ever seen. Palpatine understood the power of symbols in branding his new empire and projecting strength throughout the galaxy. The similarities and differences to the symbol of the Old Republic simultaneously maintained a familiarity necessary for acceptance while also indicating a clear transition to a new order. The Galactic Imperial Crest would appear on flags, spacecraft, administrative buildings, currency and more. Now you can invest in real life official Galactic Empire Bullion Silver.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The most popular singular starship from the Star Wars franchise is the humble, Millennium Falcon. In the years before the feature films are set, the Millennium Falcon is the trusty cargo smuggler of Han Solo. He believes his ship is the fastest in the galaxy. Though several types of starships feature throughout the many trilogies in the Star Wars universe, the Millennium Falcon is the most prominent single entity among them.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 39.0mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
The first release in a new series of coins celebrating famous Icons of Inspiration through history features Galileo Galilei, one of the most famed innovators in scientific history. Galileo’s achievements and discoveries are fundamental to our present understanding of the physical universe.
A scientist of many talents, Galileo is perhaps best known for his advancements in astronomy, especially the use of the refracting telescope to better understand the cosmos – including observations of the moon, supernovae, and our solar system, discovering the four largest moons of Jupiter, still referred to as the Galilean moons, and the phases of Venus. His observations led him to champion Copernicus’s heliocentric view of the solar system, at the time controversial but now known to be factual.
In addition to astronomy, Galileo achieved many other physical discoveries, including the laws of motion still fundamental to modern kinematics and a basic understanding of gravity based on the observation that bodies of unlike weights accelerate similarly in free fall. His practical contributions included research on conic sections to develop more accurate artillery aiming, the development of a thermometer based on fluid dynamics, and refinements to the design of the refracting telescope.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.57mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Batman and his alter ego Bruce Wayne came into existence in 1939 for National Comics Publications, which would later become DC Comics. Known for his tragic backstory and grittier character, Batman is arguably one of the more popular super heroes ever created and has been the subject of countless comic books, cartoons and feature films. Unlike his fellow heroes, Batman relies upon more plausible human abilities such as wit, martial arts training and high tech gadgetry to solve crime and defeat the bad guys. As a co-founder of the Justice League, Batman stands shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Superman, Aquaman, the Flash, Wonder Woman, and Cyborg who will feature on future coin releases in this series.
Manufacturer: New Zealand Mint
Dimensions: 40.57mm
Weight (grams): 31.10300
Fineness: 999
Donald Fauntleroy Duck is a cartoon character created in 1934 at Walt Disney Animation Studios. … Donald’s first appearance was in The Wise Little Hen (1934), but it was his second appearance in Orphan’s Benefit that same year that introduced him as a temperamental comic foil to Mickey Mouse.
Daisy Duck is a cartoon character created in 1940 by Walt Disney Productions as the girlfriend of Donald Duck. Daisy Duck Donald Duck’s girlfriend had her debut as Donna Duck in Don Donald (1937), but was first known as Daisy in Mr. Duck Steps Out (1940). She made 14 film appearances.
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