New Zealand Mint is pleased to offer our customers the opportunity to pre-order the first release from The Legend of King Arthur 1oz silver coin collection from our partnering mint, the Czech Mint. But hurry, there is a very limited mintage of only 1,000 coins!
New Zealand Mint is pleased to offer our customers the second pre-order-only release from The Legend of King Arthur 1oz silver coin collection from our partnering mint, the Czech Mint. But hurry, there is a very limited mintage of only 1,000 coins worldwide!
Abracadabra! Card number One, The Magician, features on the second release in our exciting new Tarot Cards Coin Collection struck in 1oz pure silver.
The Fool features on the first release in our new Tarot Cards coin collection. This 1oz pure silver coin shows a coloured and engraved representation of The Fool on a rectangular coin - to mirror the shape of a Tarot card. The obverse has a striking engraved border around the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It is legal tender in Niue.
Archangel Uriel 1oz Silver Coin
The final coin in our heavenly Archangel Coin Collection depicts Uriel, often referred to as the ‘Light of God’. The coin depicts a magnificent, coloured image of this Archangel from a 1920 stained-glass window by Mary Hutchinson in Hull Minster, UK.
The statuesque Stegosaurus features on the next release in our Dinosaur coin collection struck in 1oz pure silver.
Raphael is the third to feature in our Archangel Coin Collection struck in 1oz pure silver.
The Year of the Ox is the second in the 12-year cycle of the Lunar Zodiac, and in 2021 we are celebrating the Metal Ox, making this pure silver coin all the more significant! So, with a worldwide mintage of only 3,000 coins we recommend you don’t wait to get your unique memento.
The warrior Archangel Michael features on the second release in our Archangel Coin Collection struck in 1oz pure silver.
The second dinosaur coin to feature in our exciting new Dinosaur Collection struck in 1oz pure silver is the tremendous Triceratops. Its name is a combination of the Greek words tri, meaning "three," kéras, meaning "horn," and ops, meaning "face". Triceratops had two massive horns above its eyes and a smaller horn on its snout. It is likely that it used them to charge predators and/or in mating rituals.
Struck in 2oz pure silver, the greedy and treacherous Fafnir, The Norse Dragon, features on this third release in our exciting Mythical Dragons of the World coin collection.
The towering Tyrannosaurus Rex features on the first release in the exciting new Dinosaur coin collection struck in 1oz pure silver. The name Tyrannosaurus Rex comes from Greek and Latin words meaning ‘Tyrant Lizard King’.