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.
Want to buy silver coins online? Welcome to Macoins Gold – a place where you can find a range of quality and authentic silver coin options. Are you wondering why buy silver coins? Want to make the best of the opportunity? Keep on reading to familiarize yourself with the best practices in the niche of silver investment.
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.
Ready to buy silver coins online? Take a look at our extensive product range. We have international silver coins that come with a quality guarantee and proof of authenticity. Contact us today to learn what it takes to select silver coins or if you have additional questions about the purchasing process.
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”.
The first release of the coin Wiener Philharmoniker is in 2008. It has been released by the Austrian Mint and has a size of 1 troy ounce. The design of the coin is dedicated to the renowned Wiener Philharmoniker.
The obverse represents a pipe organ, situated in the Golden Concert Hall of The Wiener Philharmoniker. Above it, there is an inscription “Republik Österreich”, and below it, there is an inscription “1 Unze Feinsilber”, year of release 2015 and face value: 1.50 Euro.
The reverse side depicts musical instruments, used in the orchestra – a cello, violins, a bassoon harp and French horn. Above them, there is an inscription Wiener Philharmoniker and Silber (Silver).
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 – 2021, and the size of the coin “1 oz 9999 Silver”.
Australia’s Silver Kookaburra coin is an incredibly popular annual series. Little did the officials at the Peth Mint know that when they released their first coin in 1990 that the little bird from “Down Under” would become a global phenomenon. And now, in 2021, the Kookaburra for an epic 31st year!
The silver editions of the South African Krugerrand Coins are relatively new. The All-New 2021 1 oz South African Silver Krugerrand is a welcome edition to a growing series.
The reverse design on Silver Panda Coin changes each year, with the 2021 coin featuring a mother and baby panda climbing a tree.
This coin is struck from 999 fine silver and contains 30 grams (0.965 troy ounce) of the precious metal. Issued by the People's Bank of China, the 30g coin has a face value of 10 yuan.
The 2020 White Horse 2oz Silver Coin is the ninth release in the exclusive Queen's Beasts bullion range.
Obverse: Contains the Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Inscriptions: "ELIZABETH II”, “5 POUNDS”, and "D.G. REG F.D."
Reverse: The White Horse of Hanover, bearing a shield. Inscriptions: “WHITE HORSE OF HANOVER”, “2020”, and the weight and purity of the coin.
The 2021 White Greyhound of Richmond 2oz Silver Coin is the tenth and final release in the exclusive Queen's Beasts bullion range.
Obverse: Contains the Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Inscriptions: "ELIZABETH II”, “5 POUNDS”, and "D.G. REG F.D."
Reverse: White Greyhound with its front paws hanging over the top of a shield. The shield bears the Tudor Rose with the Royal Crown perched on top. Inscriptions: "WHITE GREYHOUND OF RICHMOND", "2 OZ", "FINE SILVER", "999.9", "2021", and the initials of the artist, Jody Clark.
The popular Queen’s Beasts Collection continues with the release coin, featuring the White Lion of Mortimer. This is the second lion in the collection. The White Lion is a very different beast to the rampant, ferocious Lion of England that began the series. This lion, seated with his tail tucked away, represents loyalty and discipline.The heraldic beasts first ‘came to life’ at The Queen’s coronation in 1953. Ten imposing statues lined her entrance to Westminster Abbey, each one standing guard to represent her ancestors. The White Lion of Mortimer represents The Queen’s Yorkist heritage, first used by Roger Mortimer, Earl of March (1328–60), a founder Knight of the Order of the Garter. His White Lion passed to the House of York and was used by both Richard II and Edward IV.
The long-running Australian Lunar Coin Series celebrates the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac. These 2021 coins celebrate the Year of the Ox.
Portraying an image of an ox and its calf. The reverse design also includes a cherry blossom tree, the Chinese character for ‘ox’, the inscription OX 2021, and The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark.
