My 2021 Coins #5: Animals Part 3

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Let us continue with the coins that depicts animals. It is amazing that more and more coins are added to government issued bullion coins.


An example of a new coin released this year is presented below.

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2021 Gibraltar Royal Silver Ounce: Barbary Macaque

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.


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2021 Niue Roaring Lion Silver Coin

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.


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2021 Somalia Silver African Wildlife Leopard

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.


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2021 Australian Silver Kangaroo

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.


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2021 Liberty Trade Buffalo

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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Aren't they all pretty?


If case you missed it:

My 2021 Coins #4: Animals Part 2

My 2021 Coins #3: Animals Part 1,

Lunar Coins

My 2021 Coins #2: Birds

My 2021 Coins #1: Ships

All photos, gif, and video were taken by me with my iPhone6, unless specified.



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Hello dear friend @silversaver888 good afternoon
I love coins that have animals, especially those that represent the fauna of a certain country.
Beautiful what you teach us this time.
Have a nice afternoon

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And right off the bat my favorite of this bunch is the Leopard. Animal themes are always a popular topic with almost every country and especially with international organizations like the World Wildlife Fund with their own coin series.

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Ah yes. I have heard about it, but did not look into it!
Do they have rounds?
For sure, if they have any, they are not government-issued.
The Leopard coin is beautiful!
Hugs and kisses, sis 🤗🌺💖

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I know that they had Tokens a few times with no date made in .999 Silver and no mintage. The bulk of their endangered animals coins are often denominated in the currency of the country the featured animal makes its home, made in .925 with a mintage up to 5000 are the one I try to pick out in auction. I haven't been successful as it has become far too competitive and expensive in the last 2 years.

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You know I have this thing for buffalos and cats sis! Looking at your post is pure eye candy for me! Very nice to stack them! Thanks for sharing sis and have a lovely evening.🤗😘💕🌸

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Your Animal series is one of my favorites @silversaver888!😀 Each of these very well struck coins represent a very unique creature forever captured in precious metals!🤗

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I love that they had so much selection this year.
I think I will purchase a new container for my coins.
I love showing you and Liz my coins.
You always have something nice to say, @silvertop 😊

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I hope we can encourage a new stacker, so many people don't have any knowledge of precious metals!😀

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This is great . Are you creating this coin by yourself??

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No, @heskay. They are issued by the different government of the countries represented by the coins! These coins are sold by bullion dealers.

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Ohh nice so you actually went to get some

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Your coin collection always amazes me because, to be honest, I have never seen such a great collection of coins before. Really beautiful coins...

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Awww... so nice of you to say!
But I do have stacking brothers, three of them to name a few, that are really stackers.
They are consistent, so they have accumulated so much! In YouTube they are know as: Silver Bean Counter, Hiho Silver, and Silver Slacker.

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