Silver coins

Types of silver coins

We present to you silver coins produced by world mints, known for their affordability and appeal:

• Silver investment coins are one of the most popular investment options. Their value depends on the weight and purity of the silver. Pure silver coins provide excellent protection against inflation.
• Commemorative silver coins are issued to honor significant historical events. These rare silver coins attract the attention of collectors.

Silver coin types by minting quality

• Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) coins have never been in circulation and feature a high level of detail. They are characterized by a smooth surface and the absence of obvious defects.
• Proof - the highest quality of coinage. In order to achieve Proof quality, it is necessary to strike the blank twice with the stamp. Coins of this quality feature a mirror-like surface and a high-relief design.
• Uncirculated, UNC - have excellent condition with no visible signs of use.
• Almost Uncirculated, AUNC - almost never been in circulation. They look like new, but upon detailed examination you can see traces of use.

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Silver investment coins of annual issue

The most popular collection of silver coins consists of the following varieties:

• American Silver Eagle (USA) - such solid pieces were issued in 1986. One side depicts an eagle, the other an image of Lady Liberty. The denomination is 1 dollar, minted from 31.1 grams, silver purity 99.9%.
• Canadian Silver Maple Leaf (Canada) - year of issue 1988, weight 31.1 grams, face value 5 dollars. One side has an image of a maple leaf, the other an image of King Charles III, silver purity 99.9%.
• Australian Silver Kangaroo (Australia) - face value 1 dollar, weight 31.1 grams, issued in 1933. One side depicts a portrait of King Charles III, the other a kangaroo in a jump. The percentage of silver is 99.9%. Silver coins are available for hassle-free purchase.
• Australian Silver Koalas - first released in 2007, face value of 1 Australian dollar, weighing 31.1 grams. One side features the profile of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse showcases a koala.
• Australian Silver Kookaburras - issued in 1990. It has 4 sizes: 31.1 grams; 15.55 grams; 311 grams; 1000 grams. Contains 99.9% pure silver. Obverse - portrait of Elizabeth II, reverse - annually updated design of kookabarra.
• Chinese Silver Panda (China) - year of issue 1998, weight 30 grams, face value 10 yuan. One side depicts a mother panda and her two babies, the other side has a view of the Temple of Heaven and is 99.9% silver.
• Austrian Silver Philharmonic (Austria) - the face value is 1.5 euros. Weight 31.1 grams, issue of 2008, contains 99.9% pure silver. One side has an image of the organ from the Golden Hall, the other side has a composition of instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
• British Silver Britannia (Great Britain) - metal purity 99.9%, nominal price of 2 pounds, year of issue 1997. One side depicts the profile of King Charles III, the other iconic shield with the Union Flag and a warrior holding a trident.
• South African Silver Krugerrand (South Africa) - face value 1 rand, year of issue 2017, purity 99.9% silver. The weight of the product is 31.1 grams. The obverse depicts a portrait of Paul Kruger, the reverse depicts a South African antelope.

Each silver coin described above is sure to appeal to collectors and investors alike. You can pick up the product based on your taste preferences. Also on the site there are gold coins, go to the section to see more products.

Silver coin prices

This indicator is an important factor for investors and collectors, depending on various criteria. For example, the spot price of a silver coin is the current market value.
The value also depends on historical significance, condition and rarity. Old silver coins are in high demand among collectors, investment coins are more expensive due to their quality, appeal and finish.

Another aspect is the distribution and production premium. The first factor includes costs associated with manufacturing, insurance, packaging and distribution.

The economic condition also plays no small role. In times of inflation, silver coins are seen as a safe haven. However, a stable economy can reduce interest in them, resulting in a decrease in price.

Where to buy silver coins?

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