About 2023 1 Oz Silver Somalian Elephant Coin
Somalian Elephant coin offers investors a nearly risk-free way to diversify their portfolios with an asset backed by the government of Somalia and one that has shown strong demand in recent years.
The Somalian Elephant is a national treasure. Its 1 oz Silver coin is a great investment opportunity for those looking for a country-backed bullion at a low premium over the spot price.
Includes 1 ounce of .9999 fine silver. A profile of an elephant’s face is shown on the obverse side, whose trunk reaches up to a tree branch. An image of the Somalian coat of arms is displayed on the reverse side, as well as a date and the face value of 100 shillings.
If you order multiple quantities of 20, the packaging will be in individual mint tubes. If you order 500 quantities, the packaging will be in monster boxes. The other coins will come inside a protective wrapper.
Coin Highlights
Includes 1 oz of .9999 pure Silver.
A profile of an elephant’s face is shown on the obverse side, whose trunk reaches up to a tree branch.
An image of the Somalian coat of arms is displayed on the reverse side, as well as a date and the face value of 100 shillings.
Depending on how many packages of these mints you order, you’ll receive different packaging. The coins in your order will come inside a protective envelope.
Minted in Bavaria, Germany, at the Bavarian State Mint.
Coin Specifications
Weight: 1 troy ounce
Purity: 9999
Face value: 100 Shillings
Diameter: 39 mm
Packaging type: Presentation box
Condition: New
More About Silver Somalian Elephant Coins
Since 2004, Somalia has been issuing this coin. Before 2004, Zambia issued this coin. Every year, investors and collectors alike have become more familiar with the African Wildlife series’ elephant coin.
Every year, the reverse design of this bullion coin changes. The elephant is always included, but it is depicted in a variety of scenes and can also contain multiple elephants. The design changes make a year of the issue unique. Prior to 2004, the front showed Somalia’s coat of arms