February, 2026
Camelot: Sir Perceval 1oz silver bullion coin (2026 Asturmint)
Mik Woodgate2026-02-23T10:08:47+00:00February 23rd, 2026|
Camelot: Sir Perceval 1oz silver bullion coin (2026 Asturmint)
Asturmint’s ‘Camelot’ series of 2 oz, high-relief coins is up to three issues from the twelve that were originally planned, and the companion 1 oz silver bullion variants have now reached the same level, with the debut of the Sir Perceval coin. The earlier pair, Arthur and Lancelot, also had additional variants, utilising ennoblement with gilding, and platinum/ruthenium plating, but that will probably come to Perceval in time, as will a one-ounce gold bullion coin, and perhaps, the antiqued/ coloured coin.
The design follows the pattern set by earlier bullion variants, in keeping the same basic artwork as the high-relief coin, but eschewing all the background detail for a traditional bullion pattern of radiating lines. That still leaves plenty of action occurring all over the reverse face, and it’s an action-packed scene straight from Le Morte d’Arthur, where the knight encounters a battle between a lion and a serpent, and determining the lion to be a nobler beast, aids it in killing the serpent. His faith is later tested by the Devil, ho tries to claim him as payment for killing his serpent.
The obverse is even closer in design to the bigger coin, keeping all the elements except the gilded shield for the knight in question, which is perfectly understandable. It’s a great obverse, a face usually overlooked in the bullion world. Each coin comes encapsulated, and with a certificate of authenticity. The mintage has been reduced from 10,000 pieces to 5,000, which is a sensible idea given silvers rise in price. A nice addition to the series.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| $2 NZD (Niue) | 31.1 g of 0.9999 silver | 38.61 mm | Matte/Proof | 5,000 |
Legendary Creatures: Loch Ness Monster 1oz gold and silver bullion coins (2026 The Royal Mint)
Mik Woodgate2026-02-18T21:43:10+00:00February 18th, 2026|
Legendary Creatures: Loch Ness Monster 1oz gold and silver bullion coins (2026 The Royal Mint)
The Royal Mint has debuted another new series of bullion coins, and it’s one that delves into the mythological past of the British Isles. Called ‘Legendary Creatures’, it will run alongside the mints other new series, ‘Gothic Horror’, which launched recently with an outstanding Dracula coin.
The series kicks off with a classic of the cryptid world, the Loch Ness Monster, the famous ‘inhabitant’ of a Scottish loch, and one that has been the subject of much interest over the last century, in particular. The creature is depicted bursting through the water’s surface, and in the background are the ruins of Urquhart Castle, a 13th century castle destroyed at the end of the 17th century, and now a big tourist attraction. It’s a good depiction, and would make a good proof coin.
This is one of the mint’s limited bullion coins, with the one-ounce gold variant having a cap of 5,000 pieces, and the one-ounce silver version having a mintage of 50,000 coins. Both are encapsulated, and available to purchase now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| £2 UKP (United Kingdom) | 31.1 g of 0.999 silver | 38.61 mm | BU | 50,000 |
| £100 UKP (United Kingdom) | 31.1 g of 0.9999 gold | 32.69 mm | BU | 5,000 |
Fire Horse 1oz proof gold coin (2026 T&S Coin)
Mik Woodgate2026-02-11T20:29:28+00:00February 11th, 2026|
Fire Horse 1oz proof gold coin (2026 T&S Coin)
In mid-December, T & S Coin, launched their first coin featuring the lunar cycle. It was a two-ounce silver coin, with antique finishing, colour, and high-relief. Over the last year, this producer has dabbled with some gold versions of select silver coins from their portfolio, usually with tiny mintages, and in at least two sizes.
The gold version of the Fire Horse Lunar is a one-ounce coin, with an almost identical design. The only noticeable change is to the background, which eschews the original pattern for a star field. The change to a cleanly struck proof coin has been very successful, and it looks to be a classy looker, with some beautiful anatomy on the horse. The obverse is simpler than the silver coin, but it’s also issued for Niue.
Just 50 of these coins will be offered, which is understandable given what an ounce of gold currently sells for. An attractive lunar, we’re hoping that they issue something more affordable in gold to sit alongside it, perhaps a half-gram minigold, like they did with the recent Archangel Michael release. Available to order now, it will ship from early March.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| $250 NZD (Niue) | 31.1 g of 0.999 gold | 37.0 mm | Proof | 50 |
Wojciech Siudmak: Energy 1oz proof silver coin (2026 Mint of Poland)
Mik Woodgate2026-02-11T14:46:44+00:00February 11th, 2026|
Wojciech Siudmak: Energy 1oz proof silver coin (2026 Mint of Poland)
The breadth of talent of the artists decorating the covers of science-fiction novels is, perhaps, one of the most under-rated genres out there. Taking the vision put in words and designing a cover that encapsulates it in a single work is a serious talent. It’s not uncommon for people to rebuy a sci-fi novel sequence, just for the cover art – Dune comes to mind as an example.
One such talent is Polish painter and sculptor, Wojciech Siudmak, who has an extensive portfolio in this genre, including a run of the Dune novels. Indeed, Dune film director Denis Villeneuve has cited Siudmak’s work as an influence. The Mint of Poland’s latest art coin, of which there are many, is based on one of his most iconic works, Energy, created in 1994. The work is reproduced in colour in the centre of the reverse face, and surrounded by cleanly struck art inspired by it. Siudmak’s signature is also inscribed here.
On the obverse we have ‘Guardian of the Desert’, a 1993 sculpture, which depicts a hybrid man and bird. An extraordinarily weird piece, it has also appeared in the painting, ‘harvest of Illusions’. Siudmak has a fertile imagination, which is the hallmark of a successful science-fiction artist.
Issued for Cameroon, this one-ounce coin has a mintage of 1,000 pieces, and comes presented in a latex-skin frame box, inside a themed slipcover. A fine coin, it would be good to see more of Siudmak’s work showcased in this way. Available now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| 1,000 Francs CFA (Cameroon) | 31.1 g of 0.999 silver | 40.0 x 40.0 mm | Proof, Colour, Laser frosting | 1,000 |
Chocolate Crackle 1/2oz silver coin (2026 Melbourne Coin Company)
Mik Woodgate2026-02-06T17:28:51+00:00February 6th, 2026|
Chocolate Crackle 1/2oz silver coin (2026 Melbourne Coin Company)
Melbourne Coin Company’s esoteric wander down the cake aisle of their local supermarket continues with the second release of their Aussie Kids Party Treats series. The producer that gave us those really cool Ouija board coins, has developed a quirky reputation, and we love their different take on the classic coin. While Aussie food isn’t deadly like the wildlife, (although Vegemite smells like it could be), it does have its unique character.
The first in this series was Fairy Bread, which sold out at the mint, and now we have Chocolate Crackle. These are treats made from puffed rice (like Rice Crispies), coated with chocolate, and sometimes some coconut. There are variations, such as using corn flakes, or peanut butter, but this seems to be the most popular.
The coin depicts a ball of this treat in a paper cake tray, with the crackle appropriately coloured. A lack of inscriptions on this face keep things looking real. The obverse of this shaped half-ounce silver coin carries the Public Seal of Niue, and the denomination. Again, it comes in a gatefold cardboard pack, fully themed out, and the mintage is capped at a tiny 300 pieces. Another piece of numismatic esoterica that is available to order now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| $1 NZD (Niue) | 15.0 g of 0.999 silver | 35.0 x 28.3 mm | BU | 300 |
January, 2026
Christ the Redeemer 1/1000oz minigold coin (2026 Numiscollect)
Mik Woodgate2026-01-20T22:41:25+00:00January 20th, 2026|
Christ the Redeemer 1/1000oz minigold coin (2026 Numiscollect)
I know we keep saying it, but the meteoric rise in the price of gold is going to bring changes to the collectible coin market. First amongst these will be a transition to smaller formats, with the traditional favourite one-ounce coin closing in on $5000 USD in bullion form, it’s clear that the number of collectors in a position to lay down that much money is considerably smaller than when it was at $2000 just three years ago.
We’re already seeing the mass emergence of minigold coins, and amongst the smallest of these is a new wave of 1/1000 oz coins. Numiscollect are joining this emerging market with their first issue, and it’s a minigold version of the impressive Christ the Redeemer dimensional silver coin that we covered last September, and where we also talked a little about the statue itself.
Even though the coin is a flyweight at 0.031 grams, it manages an impressive 22 x 35 mm size, which compares well dimensionally with a standard 0.5 gram minigold coin, at sixteen times the weight. It’s a shaped coin, as you can see, and it’s a good reproduction in miniature. Clearly, you lose little with these affordable gold coins when it comes to aesthetics. Like most of the coins, Christ the Redeemer comes mounted in a credit-card style pack, which we’re glad to see producers standardising on. It makes storage neater and more efficient. Available now, we’d not be surprised to see more of these coming from this talented Dutch producer.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| $12 (Liberia) | 0.031 g of 0.999 gold | 25 x 22 mm | BU | 9,999 |
Future in the Past 04: Genghis Khan copper round (2026 Hobo Coin)
Mik Woodgate2026-01-15T12:27:32+00:00January 15th, 2026|
Future in the Past 04: Genghis Khan copper round (2026 Hobo Coin)
Hobo Coin’s neat copper round mash-up of historical figures and cyborg technology, continues on with the release of the fourth in the ‘Future in the Past’ series. This time, there’s quite the change in design ethos, with the simple portrait on the reverse, and the symbolism on the obverse, giving way to some action-packed dynamism. The end result is very cool.
Genghis Khan is one of those forces of nature that has left an indelible mark on human history, and the tales of the Mongol Horde laying waste to Asia and Eastern Europe are well known. You can certainly picture the devastation that would have occurred if they’d have been technologically enhanced! The Great Khan is shown on the reverse face, mounted on a cyborg horse, and wielding an energy sword. He’s surrounded by his horde, and war is on their minds.
The obverse of previous coins has always focused on some appropriate symbol associated with the subject, but here we have his army lined up outside a metallic, glowing citadel, almost like a scene from the Warhammer 40k universe. This is very much a warlike culture. Inscriptions are kept to a minimum, and the border is small and neat.
As before, the round comes in a square capsule, and with a certificate of authenticity. The mintage is capped at just 500 pieces. In a market dominated by skyrocketing silver prices, it’s great to see this level of design still available at a more affordable level. Available to order now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| Undenominated | 31.1 g of 0.999 copper | 40.0 mm | Antique, UV colour | 500 |
Back to the Pixel 02: MSN Messenger, 2oz proof silver coin (2026 Powercoin)
Mik Woodgate2026-01-09T16:38:32+00:00January 9th, 2026|
Back to the Pixel: MSN Messenger, 2oz proof silver coin (2026 Powercoin)
Last April, Powercoin started a new series to sit alongside its retro-themed techstalgic range, except this time, featuring software rather than hardware. The series, called ‘Back to the Pixel’, kicked off with the now legendary Microsoft Paint, a piece of art creation software that is still in use today, and an integral component of Windows.
No such luck for the second subject in this quirky range. MSN Messenger was a much-used instant messaging app, created in 1999, that was the forerunner to many of the apps we use today, employing text and emojis for communications. However, it was killed in 2013, getting superseded by Skype, which ironically, has also just died after replacement by Teams. This is an incredibly fast evolving market, and we should all give a little nod to one of the OG’s.
The coin depicts a screen filled by MSN Messenger, with a conversation in progress. It’s all very quaint compared to the 4k video, and high-res displays we have today, and captures the archaic interface perfectly. The obverse is a common one, depicting the back of an old-style CRT monitor. My old 21″ Nokia weighed more than a current 75″ LED TV!! The whole coin is very nostalgic to some age groups. It comes boxed, with a COA, and is available to order now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| $2 NZD (Niue) | 62.2 g of 0.999 silver | 60.0 x 80.0 mm | Proof, Colour | 499 |
Samoan Seahorse 1oz silver bullion coin (2025 Scottsdale Mint)
Mik Woodgate2026-01-07T20:10:24+00:00January 7th, 2026|
Samoan Seahorse 1oz silver bullion coin (2025 Scottsdale Mint)
The first release in what we’re expecting to be a busy year for Scottsdale Mint, is the 2025 entrant in one of their most attractive series. The Samoan Seahorse silver bullion series debuted for 2018, with the 2019 coins adding an antiqued variant with a far smaller mintage. In 2023, they added what they term as Alpha Strike coins, which are basically the first coins struck, when the die is at its most defined. They did this for BU and antiqued variants. All the coins in this series (excepting a 1oz gold proof in 2019), are 1oz 0.999 silver.
The latest coin is another fine design, although with a layout that’s been employed in the series before. That doesn’t detract from what is a great looking coin. This time it’s the Zebra Seahorse, one of the 46 species of seahorse, and a quite beautiful animal that is endemic to Northern Australia. Living in the coral reefs of the region, it grows to just shy of 10 cm, and takes its name from its black and white stripes. The animal depiction is quite realistic, and the environment is well realised.
I’ve always favoured the antiqued finish, and that’s also the case here. With a mintage of just 1,000 units, compared to the standard coin’s 10,000, it’s also more attractive from a rarity point-of-view, which makes the extra few dollars for one easier to swallow. A fine addition to a stand-out series, which you can see in its entirety in our humungous guide to Scottsdale Mint’s bullion series, which is spread over two pages.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| 2 Tala (Samoa) | 31.1 g of 0.999 silver | 38.8 mm | BU | 10,000 |
| 2 Tala (Samoa) | 31.1 g of 0.999 silver | 38.8 mm | BU, Alpha Strike | 249 |
| 2 Tala (Samoa) | 31.1 g of 0.999 silver | 38.8 mm | Antique | 1,000 |
| 2 Tala (Samoa) | 31.1 g of 0.999 silver | 38.8 mm | Antique, Alpha Strike | 49 |
Future in the Myth 01: Thor copper round (2026 Hobo Coin)
Mik Woodgate2026-01-05T10:31:47+00:00January 5th, 2026|
Future in the Myth 01: Thor copper round (2026 Hobo Coin)
Hobo Coins appear to have had much success with their ‘Future in the Past’ range of copper rounds, mixing historical figures with futuristic alternate-reality themes, and that series is now three issues old. Joining it is the first in a whole new series called ‘Future in the Myth’. Very similar in concept, and identical in format, here the focus is on mythical figures, rather than the historical. It’s another theme that has an almost endless supply of subjects, and some fascinating imagery.
The series kicks off with one of the most well-known figures in any mythology, the Norse god, Thor, whose history and mythology I’m sure you’re all very familiar with. Much of what makes his appearance so iconic is present here, from the winged helmet, to Mjölnir, the enchanted hammer. He appears as you would expect him to look, with one key difference – the same futuristic twist that marked out the earlier series. Here, that manifests as glowing runic markings, and glowing eyes. The obverse carries that same computer circuitry pattern around its border that adorned the Future in the Past range, although overlaid with Mjölnir and the two ravens borrowed from Odin, perhaps.
While the ‘Past’ series coins were encapsulated only, ‘Future in the Myths’ is coming fully boxed, and with a mintage doubled to 1,000 pieces. Clearly, the idea of this series is garnering increased attention, and with the meteoric rise of silver and gold of late, it’s hardly surprising. Maybe we’ll see copper take on an increased importance as the year progresses. Whatever the future brings, Hobo Coins take on it is unusual, attractive and timely. A neat package, it’s available to order now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| Undenominated | 31.1 g of 0.999 copper | 40.0 mm | BU, UV Colour | 1,000 |
December, 2025
Marvel: Iron Man vs Ultron 1oz silver bullion coin (2025 MTB-PAMP)
Mik Woodgate2025-12-16T00:12:06+00:00December 16th, 2025|
Marvel: Iron Man vs Ultron 1oz silver bullion coin (2025 MTB-PAMP)
Following their Spider-man vs Green Goblin, and Iron Man vs Ultron one-ounce silver bullion coins, MTB-PAMP are adding a third issue to their officially licensed Marvel Versus range today. These coins pit a hero and their nemesis against each other, both in bust form, split by a lightning bolt.
This third coin features Captain America, and one of the better villains, certainly in the film universe, Thanos, the Mad Titan. No surprises with this one, as it follows the design ethos set out by the first two coins to the letter. I think they’re a decent buy for the Marvel, or even general comic book fan, even though they’re not the most adventurous of designs.
The coins are issued for Niue, and as has been increasingly the case of late, the Public Seal of Niue sits on the obverse, rather than the effigy of King Charles III, which was more commonly the case when Elizabeth was the monarch. There’s just the one-ounce silver format, but the 10,000 mintage is a good size. They can be bought in the usual tubes and monster boxes, but dealers will happily sell you a smaller number of encapsulated coins, of course. Available to order from today.
DENOMINATION COMPOSITION DIMENSIONS FINISH MINTAGE
$2 NZD (Niue) 31.1 g of 0.999 silver 39.0 mm BU 10,000
Future in the Past: Alexander the Great copper round (2025 Hobo Coin)
Mik Woodgate2025-12-15T13:35:30+00:00December 15th, 2025|
Future in the Past: Alexander the Great copper round (2025 Hobo Coin)
A series that really piqued our interest in copper numismatics in the latter half of this year has now debuted its third issue. The series, called Future in the Past, features famous figures and their civilisations from the ancient period, and gives them a modern twist, almost part Cyberpunk, and part Steampunk. The series debuted with Julius Caesar, and was followed by the boy pharaoh, Tutankhamun. Greece is the next ancient empire to get attention, and what more iconic subject could there be than Alexander the Great?
Alexander liked to go to war, and was exceptionally talented at it. His now united group of Greek city states invaded the mighty Achaemenid Persian Empire, and despite being overwhelmingly outnumbered, brought it to its knees in just a decade. He continued on, to the ire of his troops, and eventually had to return. He died at the age of 32, in the Palace of Nebuchadnezzar II, in Babylon, possibly of poison. His legacy didn’t last, much like all rapidly won empires, and it has even been suggested that his constant calls for more troops weakened Macedon so much that it became an easy picking for the Roman Empire 150 years later.
The Alexander on the coin wears a helmet based around the Hellenistic style of the period, but the cybernetic enhancements are very futuristic, right down to the glowing eyes and breastplate. The circuit-board tracery in the background has been a common theme in this series, and returns again, including on the obverse, which this time features a similar helmet.
A neat square capsule, sits inside a themed cover, on which a certificate is printed. As we said in the earlier coverage of this range, it’s cool to see imaginative design like this available in a more affordable format. With gold and silver at record highs, that’s becoming ever more important to attract new collectors. Available to pre-order now.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| Undenominated | 31.1 grams of 0.999 Copper | 40.0 mm | Antique, Colour | 500 |
November, 2025
Holiday Nutcracker PEZ 6 x 5 gram silver bar set (2025 MTB-PAMP)
Mik Woodgate2025-11-27T09:27:09+00:00November 27th, 2025|
Holiday Nutcracker PEZ 6 x 5 gram silver bar set (2025 MTB-PAMP)
Christmas is coming, and Manfra, Tordella & Brookes, a part of the Swiss MKS-PAMP group, are releasing the 13th issue in their unusual PEZ silver bullion bar series. The world-famous hard candy has long inspired a collector market, with plastic dispensers coming in hundreds of different designs since they first appeared in 1949. MTB-PAMP have cleverly tapped into that with this range, where six silver bars, which are exactly the same format as the original candy, are presented with a custom dispenser.
The range has a history of holiday celebrations, and this one is themed around the upcoming Christmas holidays. The Nutcracker is a holiday staple at this time of year, based on a German story by E.T.A. Hoffman, called ‘The Nutcracker and the Mouse King’, and they’re believed to protect the house from evil spirits. The mintages vary on these, but this one is capped at 2,500 pieces. A quirky series, deservedly popular, you can see all the releases to date in our Coin Series Profile. A neat gift to get the young ones interested in stacking.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| Undenominated | 6 x 5.0 grams of 0.999 silver | 15.0 x 8.0 mm | Reverse-proof | 2,500 sets |
Sovereign with Greek Privy Mark gold bullion coin (2025 Royal Mint & Piraeus Bank)
Mik Woodgate2025-11-26T12:30:21+00:00November 26th, 2025|
Sovereign with Greek Privy Mark gold bullion coin (2025 Royal Mint & Piraeus Bank)
I know the Sovereign has its hardcore collectors, and this one should have some appeal if you track one down.
PRESS RELEASE: The Royal Mint, the United Kingdom’s official maker of coins, and Piraeus Bank, Greece’s leading financial institution, announce the launch of a limited-edition Gold Sovereign featuring a discreet «ΕΛ» privy mark. Struck in 22-carat gold, the coin bears the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III alongside the timeless image of St George slaying the dragon.
The «ΕΛ» (for Ελλάδα, “Hellas”) marks the first time a Sovereign has been produced with a symbol dedicated to Greece. With a limited mintage of 15,000 pieces, this launch celebrates a 15-year collaboration between Piraeus Bank and The Royal Mint. Each coin will be available exclusively through Piraeus Bank’s nationwide network. It will be presented in bespoke co-branded packaging, designed for the occasion, combining the rich Greek heritage with the enduring prestige of the Sovereign.
The Sovereign has long held a special place in Greece, as both a trusted store of value and a cultural touchstone. For more than two decades, Piraeus Bank has played a leading role in Greece’s gold market, and for the past fifteen years it has partnered directly with The Royal Mint to continue making the Sovereign legacy available to Greek households – a relationship that has made Piraeus one of the most significant Sovereign distributors in Europe.
“The Sovereign is one of the world’s most respected bullion coins, valued for its precision, craftsmanship, and timeless design”, said Nick Bowkett, Global Head of Growth at The Royal Mint. “This special edition with the «ΕΛ» privy mark recognises Greece’s deep connection to the Sovereign and celebrates our close ties with Piraeus Bank”.
“This exclusive Sovereign is a testament to our enduring partnership with The Royal Mint – built on trust and shared values” said Athanasios Arvanitis, Head of Piraeus Financial Markets (PFM), Piraeus Bank. “The «ΕΛ» privy mark not only honours Greece’s cultural legacy but also demonstrates our joint dedication to delivering superior products to the investment-gold market. We are proud to offer this historic edition to our clients; the result of a landmark collaboration between two trusted institutions. The «ΕΛ» Sovereign is more than gold – it is history, culture and value, held in your hands”.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| Undenominated | 7.988 g of 0.9167 gold | 22.05 mm | BU | 15,000 |
Anime Art: six new 1/2oz silver coins (2025 Pop Coins)
Mik Woodgate2025-11-20T14:40:27+00:00November 20th, 2025|
Anime Art: six new 1/2oz silver coins (2025 Pop Coins)
Just a couple of days ago, we covered the 18 coins issued to finish Pop Coins twin Zodiac series of micro-mintage coins. These finished up an initial tranche released earlier this year. Along with that first tranche came six coins in a neat series called Anime Art, which combined some of the classic masterpieces from history, and gave them a Japanese anime twist.
A little later this time, Pop Coins have launched a second wave of six coins, and they’re as unique as the first wave. I said at the time I preferred this range to the Anime Zodiac coins, and these six coins just reinforced that view. Classics like the Van Gogh self-portrait shown above, American Gothic, and Napoleon Crossing the Alps, are all given a refreshing twist, which is more fun and interesting than the originals, that appear seemingly all the time on modern coins.
As we already published a post about Pop Coins new ranges earlier this week, I’ve just added the six new coins in this range to our profile of this producer’s micro-mintage range, covering a wide range of different themes. Anime Art is unusual in being half-ounce silver, rather than the one or two ounces of other series, so should be more affordable, yet that continue with that tiny mintage limit of just 99 pieces. Each is boxed with a COA, and available to order now. Check out that guide.
| DENOMINATION | COMPOSITION | DIMENSIONS | FINISH | MINTAGE |
| 500 Francs CFA (Cameroon) | 15.55 grams of 0.999 silver | 40.0 mm | BU | 99 |