The 2010 5 oz ATB Grand Canyon Silver Coin – BU, struck by the United States Mint, features a breathtaking design of Grand Canyon National Park in .999 fine silver with a substantial 5 troy ounce weight. As the inaugural release of the America the Beautiful series and limited to just 27,000 pieces, this brilliant uncirculated coin combines intricate artistry, historical significance, and impressive size, making it a prized addition for collectors who appreciate natural wonders and American heritage.
The 2021 2 oz Silver Great Britain Queen’s Beasts – Greyhound coin honors centuries of British royal tradition, featuring the elegant Greyhound of Richmond, a symbol of nobility and loyalty. Struck by The Royal Mint in .9999 fine silver with a brilliant uncirculated finish and limited mintage, this coin marks the final release in the celebrated Queen’s Beasts series inspired by the heraldic statues from Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 coronation, making it a prized and historic addition to any collection.
The 2021 5 oz Australia Silver Lunar Ox BU – Series III coin, struck by the renowned Perth Mint in .9999 fine silver, honors the Year of the Ox with a powerful design symbolizing strength and prosperity. Featuring the majestic ox beneath a blossoming tree and the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, this limited-mintage coin continues the celebrated Lunar Series tradition, blending centuries-old Chinese zodiac heritage with exceptional modern craftsmanship.
The 2014 Chinese Silver Panda – 1 oz coin showcases a unique annual panda design in .999 fine silver, celebrating China’s cherished national treasure. First introduced in 1983, the Silver Panda series is renowned for its artistry and limited mintage, with each coin featuring the iconic Temple of Heaven on the obverse and a beautifully detailed panda on the reverse. Officially backed by the Chinese government with a 10 Yuan face value, this legal tender coin combines cultural heritage, exquisite craftsmanship, and enduring appeal, making it a standout addition to any collection.
