World Silver Coins

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Collectors and investors with global silver holdings often seek trusted partners to sell coins at competitive rates. At DEIGOLDANDSILVERCOINS, we buy a wide range of world silver coins, including popular issues such as the American Silver Eagle, British Silver Maple Leaf, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, Chinese Silver Panda, and Perth Mint silver bullion coins. In addition, we buy silver coins from numerous nations across the globe, providing fair valuations for each coin’s silver content, condition, and rarity.

Barbados Trident Silver

The Barbados Trident Silver Coins debuted in 2017, featuring the island nation’s iconic trident head symbol. The trident represents control over the seas and appears on Barbados’ national flag.

On the obverse, the coin displays the coat of arms of Barbados, which includes a knight’s helmet above a shield with a bearded fig tree, two Red Pride of Barbados Flowers, dolphins, and a pelican. The national motto “Pride and Industry” appears below the shield, alongside crossed sugar cane stalks.

The reverse features the trident head with yearly design variations:

• 2017: tightly-packed ocean waves ripple across the field
• 2018: hammered background finish
• 2019: circular motion waves resembling a whirlpool
• 2020: subtle bottom-to-top wave ripple with calm upper field

The 1 oz coins contain .999 pure silver in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with a face value of One Dollar. Mintage is limited to 30,000 coins. We purchase these coins in any condition, including individual flips or tubes of 20.

Kingdom of Bhutan Lunar Silver

A standout in lunar-themed silver coins is the Bhutan Lunar and Attraction Series, produced by the Singapore Mint. These coins, issued for the Kingdom of Bhutan, celebrate the country’s natural beauty through the reverse design, which features the national emblem. The obverse highlights a stylized animal representing the corresponding lunar calendar year. Introduced in 2016, the series includes the following designs:

• 2016: Year of the Monkey – a stylized monkey with cloud motifs, a recurring theme in the series.
• 2017: Year of the Rooster – features a rooster with elegant cloud designs.
• 2018: Year of the Dog – a small dog with its head turned toward its tail.
• 2019: Year of the Boar – a plump pig with its head looking back at its curly tail.
• 2020: Year of the Rat – a mouse seated on its hind legs with swirling ears, looking back at its tail.
• 2021: Year of the Ox – depicts a powerful ox; unlike previous designs, the tail is less prominent, while the horns are emphasized.

The reverse showcases the intricate national emblem of Bhutan, featuring a male and female dragon flanking a central lotus flower. Each coin in the series contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver, is issued in Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, and has a maximum mintage of 50,000 coins. The face value is 200 Ngultrum, fully backed by the Bhutanese government.

Ghanaian Leopard Silver

The Republic of Ghana African Leopard Series launched in 2017, featuring the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and different leopard designs on the reverse each year:

• 2017: leopard stalking prey
• 2018: leopard with prey
• 2019: leopard head emerging from the African continent outline
• 2020: leopard defending its kill

Each coin contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver in BU condition, with face values in Cedis backed by the Bank of Ghana. Mintage varies, from 50,000 for the debut series to 8,500 for the lowest release. We purchase all coins from this series, including low- and high-mintage releases.

Netherlands Lion Silver Dollars

Launched in 2017 by the Royal Dutch Mint, the Netherlands Lion Silver Dollars pay homage to the historic Dutch Lion Dollar, first issued in 1575 by Holland. Over the next 75 years, these coins became widely used by Dutch merchants to settle international debts. Six of the seven Dutch provinces, along with several major independent cities, also issued Lion Dollars for trade.

The reverse features a Dutch knight standing behind a shield adorned with the Dutch Republic Lion. The rampant lion in left-profile relief on the shield was first used by the Union of Utrecht and later adopted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Even after Belgium gained independence in 1837, it retained the lion shield motif. This iconic design appears on every coin in the series.

The obverse of the coins presents subtle variations on historic Lion Dollar designs:

• 2017: Debut release inspired by a 1617 Lion Dollar, featuring an ornate rampant lion.
• 2018: The ornate lion is paired with Zeeland Waves at the bottom, reflecting the original 1617 design.
• 2019: A simplified version of the Dutch Republic Lion from 1651 is showcased.
• 2020: One of the earliest widely circulated Lion Dollar designs, originally from 1612, is used.

The Netherlands Lion Silver Dollars are issued annually by the Royal Dutch Mint in 1 oz proof and 1 oz BU silver options. BU coins were released in 2017, 2019, and 2020, while 2018 featured only a proof silver coin. Each coin contains .999 pure silver with inscriptions in Dutch on both sides.

Sierra Leone Big Cats Silver Coins

The Pobjoy Mint, Europe’s largest private mint located in England, produces a wide range of silver bullion coins for Commonwealth nations and beyond. Among its most captivating offerings is the Republic of Sierra Leone Big Cats Collection. This series of 2 oz silver coins with .999 pure silver content is a follow-up to the Big Five series, which celebrated Africa’s largest and most unique predatory animals.

The obverse of each coin features the national coat of arms of the Republic of Sierra Leone. The seal showcases a lion in a passant pose above a field of azure waves, with torches atop mountain peaks. Palm trees flank the design, supported by lions in a rampant stance, and a ribbon below reads: “United, Freedom, Justice.”

The reverse highlights a different African Big Cat in left-profile relief. Designs released through 2020 include:

• African Lion
• Cheetah
• Black Panther
• Tiger

Each coin is limited to 500 pieces per design and comes in a clear acrylic box with a Certificate of Authenticity and themed shipping sleeve. The certificate provides details not only about the coin but also about the featured animal. High-relief strikes give each coin a stunning 3D effect, enhancing the visual depth and collectible appeal.

St. Helena Spade Guinea Silver

Revived in 2018, the St. Helena Spade Guinea Silver Coins honor the historic UK Spade Guinea design. The reverse features the Royal Coat of Arms of England from the House of Hanover, while the obverse depicts Queen Elizabeth II in right-profile relief. Coins contain 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver, face value of 1 Pound sterling, and are packaged in flips, tubes, or Master Boxes of 400 coins. We purchase these coins at competitive rates from collectors and investors.

Tokelau Silver Coins

Tokelau offers an expanding range of silver bullion coins, most of which are produced by the Pressburg Mint in Bratislava, Slovakia. The mint currently produces five major silver bullion collections, three of which began as 1 oz silver rounds before transitioning into legal-tender coins. Here’s an overview of the collections:

• Chronos: The longest-running series from Pressburg Mint, Chronos launched in 2015 as 1 oz silver rounds. The reverse features clock-inspired designs, and in 2019, the series became a legal-tender collection while continuing to introduce new clock-themed imagery.
• Vivat Humanitas: Originally a silver round series, Vivat Humanitas became a 1 oz legal-tender series in 2020.
• Terra: Like Vivat Humanitas, the Terra Series began as a silver round collection and transitioned in 2020 to legal-tender coins. The series highlights designs celebrating the health of the Earth and humanity’s survival.
• Equilibrium: Introduced in 2018, the Equilibrium Series continues to release new reverse designs annually.
• Icon: The newest series, Icon, debuted in 2020 and features unique, modern designs.

The obverse of Tokelau Silver Coins varies depending on the series, but all coins display Queen Elizabeth II’s effigy, designed by Ian Rank-Broadley in 1998 for the Royal Mint of England. The portrait shows the Queen in right-profile relief, wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara.

Selling World Silver Coins to DEIGOLDANDSILVERCOINS

We purchase world silver coins from collectors and investors, including coins from Barbados, Bhutan, Ghana, the Netherlands, Sierra Leone, St. Helena, and Tokelau. Contact our team via email or call + (702) 460-5188 to get a professional evaluation.

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