Silver Bullion Coins Are Also Collectible

The United States Mint issues the Silver American Eagle, a great coin, but with a repeated design year after year.  Now, with the America the Beautiful Quarter Program bullion coin, a five ounce silver coin, has been added.  In fact, five different five ounce silver coins are coming out annually, and many have beautiful designs.

The Royal Canadian Mint has a very beautiful coin called the Maple Leaf.  This coin has remained in production for years, and still remains popular. 

It was the Royal Canadian Mint that perfected the 0.9999 purity when most other countries were using the 0.999 purity.  The added nine may represent a small amount of silver, but the idea of getting a little more had a positive impact on demand. 

Despite its success with the Maple Leaf, the Royal Canadian Mint diversified its bullion offerings with the Wildlife Series in 2011.  This was a six coin series that spanned three years.  Now, a four coin series for 2014-2015 has replaced the Wildlife Series.  This new series is the Birds of Prey Series.  It is also a two coins per year series.

Also, in 2015 the Royal Canadian Mint has issued the Gray Wolf, a three-fourths of an ounce coin, and the one and a quarter ounce Bison coin.

The plethora of variety indicates the Royal Canadian Mint is paying attention to the demands of the collectors.

The Perth Mint of Australia has really been at the forefront with new silver bullion coins.  The second series of lunar coins continues, as does the koala and kookaburra coinage.  These three series all change their images annually, giving an exciting set of new designs.  And, all three of these come in a multitude of sizes.  Now, these have been joined by other silver bullion coins from the Perth Mint, with the funnel-web spider being one such issue.

The Britannia has been the main silver bullion coin of the United Kingdom for years.  Now, it has been joined with the lunar series, which started with the year of the horse in 2014.  

Some other coins of interest include the Chinese Panda, the Austrian Philharmonic, and the Mexican Liberdad.  In addition there are the Fiji Islands Taku and the Tokalu Lunar Series. 

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