Let us continue with the coins that depicts animals. It is amazing that more and more coins are added to government issued bullion coins.
This first year issue of the Royal Silver Ounce by the Gibraltar National Mint. The reverse features a Barbary Macaque holding a key. Inscribe around is the name of the series, 2021 year of issue, metal content and fineness.The Barbary Macaque is the only tailless primate species that lives in groups in the upland forests of Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and Gibraltar.
1 oz .9999 fine silver, face value of $2 (NZD) backed by the government of Niue. The lion is depicted in front-facing relief with a crown on its head. The rim of the crown on its head has an inscription of "Send Out Your Light and Your Truth", with the Hebrew letters of Aleph and Tav inscribed on the face of the crown.
This is only the 4th year release of this coin. The Leopard coin is minted by the Bavarian State Mint and the series is issued on behalf of Somalia. It carries a value of 100 Shillings.
The Australian Silver Kangaroo started their bullion coin series in 2015. This was struck at the Perth Mint, which was founded as a branch of the Royal Mint in London.
The obverse depicts a Native American with date, weight, and purity, and the reverse show a buffalo in an aggressive stance, outlined by the words Liberty, Independence, and Freedom. This is a 1 oz round, not a coin.
When I started stacking silver and gold, there were only 10 government issued bullion coins. Today, it has more than doubled.
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