The popularity of silver coins among precious metal investors is growing all the time. Several very important characteristics determine the appeal of the option. The industrial demand for silver is growing constantly because of electronics manufacturing. This demand maintains the price of silver and will probably continue boosting it in the years to come.
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Our Silver Coins Range
Macoins Gold is a reputable online store and the authenticity of all our products can be established effortlessly. We sell some of the most popular and well-known investment silver coins. To learn more about the options that most buyers prefer, take a look at our top seller section.
Each individual silver coin description contains detailed information, making it easier for you to choose. You’ll learn about the manufacturer, the size of the coin, the purity of the metal, the nominal and the weight.
Benefits of Investing in Silver Coins
The decision to buy silver coins online from Macoins Gold will enable you to enjoy a vast range of investment benefits:
Silver is seen as a more affordable precious metal investment option than gold
It acts as a perfect hedge against inflation and it diversified your portfolio
The market has dozens of lucrative possibilities for you to choose among
The price of silver isn’t affected by currency fluctuations
Silver and gold go hand in hand, which means that an increase in the price of gold will also lead to an increase in the price of silver
You don’t need a large amount of cash to begin investing in silver
How to Buy Silver Coins: Tips and Suggestions
Starting to buy silver coins is far from a challenging task. You’ll need to follow a couple of basic rules to make the most of the opportunity and end up with the best purchases:
Always look for investment silver. Numismatic and rare coins come with a bigger number of challenges. Rare coins have to be stored in a certain way and their appearance will determine their value. Silver bullion coins are a much more stable investment option.
Always look for 999/1000 silver. This is the highest quality and the safest pick in terms of precious metal investment.
Choose some of the most popular coins on the market. The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf and the and the American Eagle are two of the most popular, secure picks.
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The coin “Australian Kangaroo”, 1 oz is the first ever silver coin, which is issued by the Australian Perth Mint. The coin has a silver purity of 999.9/1000 and is a legitimate payment currency according to the Australian currency law.
The obverse depicts an image of Queen Elizabeth II. The external ring of the coin has the inscription “Elizabeth II”, “Australia“, and the face value of “1 Dollar”.
The reverse depicts an Australian Kangaroo. The external ring of the coin bears an inscription „Australian Kangaroo”, year of issuance – 2023, and the size of the coin “1 oz 9999 Silver”.
Merlin, a central figure in Arthurian legend and popularly known as King Arthur’s adviser, magician and prophet, is the second character to feature in the mythical series inspired by the legend of King Arthur. On the reverse is depicted the figure of Merlin with Glastonbury in the background, which is rumoured to be the inspiration for the mystical isle of Avalon. An owl sits on Merlin’s shoulder, symbolising his knowledge and wisdom. He clutches a magical stave, and a golden sickle is attached to his belt, which he uses for cutting mistletoe in the sacred grove.
Galia and Germania is the sixth and final coin in the Allegories series.
The obverse of the coin depicts the personifications of Galia and Germania, shown as young women. They stand together, joining their hands as a sign of victory. Their swords are sheathed after the battle and the debris of the defeated Roman Empire lies beneath their feet.
Germania’s head is adorned with an oak branch – a tree that has accompanied her since the beginning of the series. In her hand, she holds a shield with the image of a two-headed eagle.
The Coat of Arms is surrounded by the wreath of oak leaves. Wreath symbolizes loyalty, stability and national unity.
Introducing the third coin in the Mythical Forest series, a tribute to the power and mysticism of trees. The linden tree is a symbol of femininity, life and vitality. In Germanic mythology, it was associated with Freyja, the goddess of love and fertility. The linden is also a tree of lovers, under which they danced and celebrated, so it was planted in the central part of villages. Touching the bark of the linden tree, on the other hand, was believed to draw diseases out of people and its health properties are widely known and valued even today.
On the obverse of the coin Germania Mint presents a linden leaf and its flower. The reverse depicts a double-headed eagle, already familiar to Collectors, symbolizing the past and the future. The lightnings in its claws are a divine attribute, signifying the power to create and destroy.
The initial introduction of this coin was in 1999 as a Zambian Silver Elephant. The Bavarian State Mint later changed the nation of issue for the coins to Somalia in 2004, and the coin has been steadily gaining popularity since then.Every year the design changes which makes this coin very attractive and desirable to collectors and investors.
The design always includes the elephant, but it is depicted in a variety of scenes and can also present multiple elephants. This year’s design focuses on the head of the African bush elephant. Set in right-profile relief, the elephant uses its trunk to pull down a tree branch in order to feed itself. Above the image is written ‘AFRICAN WILDLIFE’ indicating it is part of the African Wildlife series. At the bottom is ‘ELEPHANT and “1oz Ag 999.9”
These Britannia coins contain the first ever inclusion of the portrait of King Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings.Both Queen Elizabeth and King Charles coins will be in circulation together. For the new obverse His Majesty had his left-profile. The tradition for British monarchs to face a different direction to their predecessor dates back to the seventeenth century. Another detail on this coin: While Queen Elizabeth II was shown wearing a crown the portrait of Charles sports no glittering headgear or other symbols of his royal status. The inscriptions around the portrait read CHARLES III • D • G • REX • F • D • 2 pounds • 2023.
The obverse depicts an image of the temple, situated in Beijing, renowned for its architecture, named „Sky Temple”. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „People’s Republic of China” (in Chinese) and the year of release 2016.
The reverse side depicts the panda, typical for the territory of China. Below it, the size of the coin “30g Ag 999” is inscribed, and next to it – the face value of 10 CNY.
The 33th issue of one of the worlds most beautiful silver bullion coins the Australian Kookaburra. For the year 2023, the coin features two Kookaburra birds perched on a Waratah plant.
Chinese Silver Pandas are a popular coin produced by the Chinese Mint. They are legal tender in the People's Republic of China and are issued in 5 denominations.
The coin presents the fourth animal of the lunar zodiac after the mouse, ox and tiger - the Rabbit.
Born in 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023 are under its influence.
The rabbit is said to bestow intelligence, creativity, vigilance and compassion.
These are the final Britannia to feature Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. The Queen Elizabeth II coins will have a short production run, with a second bullion Britannia design being issued in the new year. The new coin will feature the King Charles III.
New release of the silver investment coin China panda 30 g.
The obverse features an image of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing.
On the reverse side is a panda, whose design changes each year.
The culmination of the classic Queen's Beast series from The Royal Mint.This coin is the final release of the serie and acts as its capstone, celebrating all 10 beasts.
The Queen's Beasts coins are based on the ten statues which stood guard outside Westminster Abbey for the Queen's Coronation in 1953 and represent the various houses in the Queen's ancestry. These 'beasts' are now brought together in one coin.
The design of the coin features HRH Queen Elizabeth at the centre surrounded by the 10 beasts. Clockwise from the top these are: - The Lion of England - The Red Dragon of Wales - The Griffin of Edward III - The Unicorn of Scotland - The Black Bull of Clarence - The Falcon of the Plantagenets - The Yale of Beaufort - The White Lion of Mortimer - The White Horse of Hanover - The White Greyhound of Richmond
The Britannia Silver Coin program started in 1997 and continues to be one of the most popular silver series from the British Royal Mint. Since 100 B.C, the warrior Britannia has been a symbol of the United Kingdom. In 2020, the Royal Mint unveiled the newest update to Britannia coin design and added several new security “elements” to make counterfeiting this coin almost impossible.
The 32th issue of one of the worlds most beautiful silver bullion coins the Australian Kookaburra.
For the year 2022, each coin’s reverse portrays a kookaburra perched on an ornamental bird bath among Agapanthus, flowering plants regularly seen in Australian gardens. Queen Elizabeth II is depicted on the value side.
The silver coins celebrate the Year of the Tiger, the third of twelve animals associated with the ancient Chinese lunar calendar. The reverse portrays a tiger cub following its parent across a rocky terrain featuring ferns and bamboo. Included in the design is the Chinese character for ‘tiger’, the inscription ‘TIGER 2022’ and the Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark
The obverse of each coin depicts Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the weight and fineness, and the monetary denomination.
The new silver coin Bull and the Bear 2021. The coin’s obverse features an image of a Bull and a Bear in a fight; the inscriptions: the weight “1 oz”, the purity “Ag 999.9 Fine Silver”.
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".
The 2021 werewolf silver coin is the second coin from the Royal Canadian Mints series - Creatures of the North.The release has started in 2020 with one of the most fearsome creatures of the deep, the Kraken, that roam the deepest parts of the world's oceans for thousands of years. The obverse of the coin depicts Queen Elizabeth II profile on the right. The design is the first of Her Reign to lack a crown. On the reverse is presented the fearsome image of a werewolf.
The first release of the coin “American Eagle” is in 1986. It has been released by the US mint and is considered to be one of the most beautiful coins in the world.
The coin “American Eagle” is a legal payment method in the USA, with a face value of 1 dollar. It is released to the size of 1 troy ounce, and 0.999 pure silver.
The obverse depicts a walking Statue of Liberty. To the right of it, there is an inscription “In God We Trust”. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “Liberty” and year of release.
The reverse side depicts an eagle with spread wings. The external ring of the coin has an inscription “United States of America”, “1 oz Fine Silver” and face value of 1 US dollar.
The first release of the coin Canadian Maple leaf is in 1988. It has been released by Royal Canadian Mint and has a size of 1 ounce and 99.99% pure silver. The design of the coin is a maple tree leaf, typical for the territory of Canada. The design of the coin remains unchanged, with the exception of the years 1998, due to the 10 year anniversary of the release of the coin; 1999 – the coin has been released with a notification symbol, to honor the 20th anniversary of the program Maple leaf of the Royal Canadian Mint. In 2000, the coin is issued in two alternatives, the first alternative with notification symbol “Fireworks”, and inscription “2000”, and another one to honor the New Millennium. The coin “Canadian Maple leaf” is released not only in silver, but also in gold, platinum and palladium, and is a legal payment method in Canada.
The obverse depicts a portrait of Elizabeth II. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Elizabeth II”, face value of “5 Dollars” and year of release 2014.
The reverse side depicts maple leaf, in the foundation of which, a small maple leaf is drawn with a laser. The external ring of the coin has an inscription „Canada”, “Fine Silver 1 oz argent pur”.
