We’ve just had a good look at Coin’s Today’s super new Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil stacker, but that one is a very limited edition two-coin set, so although it’s a stacker, it hardly qualifies as a bullion product. Fortunately, the T. Rex didn’t land on its own, and it was accompanied by a true, low-cost stackable bullion round.

This producer has chosen quite a varied range of subjects for its offerings, and this time around it’s geography – specifically, the Korean Peninsula. A contour map of the country, surrounded by a sea marked out with Asian-style wave patterns, constitutes the outline of the round, and as you would expect of a stacker, it has a reverse imprint of the main face on the back of it, so they can slot together. We can’t say how many people actually store their stacker coins as intended, but it’s a neat idea, with lots of creative potential.

Korean Peninsula has an unlimited mintage, and tips the scales at two ounces in weight. It’s 76 x 47 mm in size, and comes in a capsule. A cool addition to a very cool bullion range.