World Silver Bullion Coins

Silver Index

Reverse of 2004 Australian Silver Kookaburra

Reverse of 2004 Australian Year of the Monkey Silver Coin

Reverse of 2004 Australian Silver Kangaroo

Reverse of 2001 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf - Special Edition

Reverse of 2000 Chinese Silver Panda

Obverse of 2000 Mexican Silver Libertad

Obverse of 2003 Somalian Silver Monkey

Reverse of 2002 UK Silver Britannia

Obverse of 1987 American One Ounce Silver Eagle

Reverse of 2003 Zambian Silver Elephant

First Gold Bullion Coins
South Africa produced the first modern one ounce gold bullion coin, the Krugerrand, in 1967. Since then, other countries have produced their own gold bullion coins.

Followed by Silver Bullion Coins
In 1986, the United States of America started issuing a one ounce silver version of their one ounce gold eagle bullion coin.
In 1988, Canada introduced a one ounce silver bullion coin, the silver Maple Leaf, with a design already familiar from the gold Maple Leaf bullion coin introduced in 1979.

One Ounce of Pure Silver
The original idea was to provide silver coins which would contain a guaranteed one ounce of fine, or pure, silver. The Canadian Maple Leaf is produced from silver which is refined to a purity of 99.99%.

World Versions
There are now many countries which issue silver bullion coins, many are countries where silver is mined, and these mainly issue silver bullion coins every year, and there are other countries which make the occasional silver bullion issue.
This has added to the diversity of different designs available to the collector, and also means that the various mints have begun to compete by offering more choice of design. The Australian Kookaburra series, for example, feature a different design each year, but always based on the kookaburra, a distinctive native bird.
Great Britain started to produce their silver Britannia bullion coin in 1997 following the ten year success with the gold Britannia. Strangely enough, the 1997 version is only available in a proof finish, which rather contradicts its status as a bullion coin, but it is very attractive, and is available in a standard uncirculated bullion version in subsequent years. Britannias are produced appropriately enough in Britannia Silver which is 958 parts per thousand pure silver, but contains a full ounce of silver, with the addition of a small amount of copper.
Other silver bullion coins include American Eagles, Chinese Pandas, Somali Monkeys, Mexican 1 Onza Plata Pura.

Choice of Sizes
In 1992 the Perth Mint in Australia introduced two ounce, ten ounce and one kilo silver bullion coins, so that there is now a choice of sizes available.
Canada introduced a 10 ounce silver Maple in 1998.

For Sale - Dates Our Choice
We have the following available for sale from stock:-
Prices are subject to fluctuation.

Country	Type	Size	Price Ł	Price $
Australia	Koala	Half Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Koala	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Koala	Ten Ounces	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Koala	One Kilo	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Kookaburra	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Kookaburra	Two Ounces	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Kookaburra	Ten Ounces	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Kookaburra	One Kilo	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Kangaroo	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Australia	Chinese Lunar Calendar	Various	ŁAsk	$Ask
Austria	Philharmonic	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Canada	Maple Leaf	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
China	Panda	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Mexico	One Ounce Pure	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Somalia	Monkey	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
United Kingdom	Britannia	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
USA	Eagle	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask
Zambia	Elephant	One Ounce	ŁAsk	$Ask

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Canadian Silver Maples

Silver Britannias

Silver Bullion Bars & Silver Bullion Coins

Year 2000 Britannias.

2001 Australian Silver Kookaburras

2001 Australian Silver Kangaroos

2001 Australian Year of the Snake Silver Dollars

Mexican Silver 1 Ounce Libertads

USA Silver Eagles

2001 USA Four Seasons Coloured Silver Eagles

Gold Britannia Bullion Coins
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