The 1oz China Panda Silver Coin – Best Value, may come from any year of issues, with one of our experts making a selection on your behalf at the time of purchase. The China Panda is minted by the Chinese Mint and is one of the only bullion coins to change its design each year, *with the exception of 2001 and 2002.
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The obverse of the 1oz Cook Islands Silver Coin displays Queen Elizabeth II, meanwhile the reverse shows the HMS Bounty sailing to the left on a background of fine lines providing a wave-like illusion.
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The 1oz Australian Saltwater Crocodile Silver Coin is produced by the Perth Mint and contains one troy ounce of 999 fine silver. The coin itself has a diameter of 40.60mm, is 4.00mm thick and has a face value of $1.
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The 2025 1oz Silver Britannia - King Charles III, is available to pre-order from 1st Oct 2024.This latest release of the 2025 Britannia issued by The Royal Mint is the third to feature the portrait of King Charles III design. The latest evolution keeps Philip Nathan’s acclaimed interpretation of Britannia with four ground breaking security features, creating the most visually secure bullion coin in the world.
This latest release of the 2024 Britannia issued by The Royal Mint is the second to feature the portrait of King Charles III design. The latest evolution keeps Philip Nathan’s acclaimed interpretation of Britannia with four ground breaking security features, creating the most visually secure bullion coin in the world.
The 2024 1/10oz Britannia Silver Coin features Philip Nathan's interpretation of Britannia, and would be a great addition to any precious metal collection.
This 1/4oz Britannia Silver Coin would be a great addition to any precious metal collection or investment, and is delivered in our protective plastic slips.
The 2014 1oz Silver Lunar Year of the Horse is made by the Royal Mint and is the first coin of their Shengxiào Collection, celebrating the Chinese Lunar calendar. Each legal tender Lunar coin contains one ounce of 999 fine silver. The face value of this 1oz coin is £2, but in reality is worth much more as an investment grade bullion coin.
The 2014 1oz Silver Lunar Year of the Horse is made by the Royal Mint and is the forth coin of their Shengxiào Collection, celebrating the Chinese Lunar calendar. Each legal tender Lunar coin contains one ounce of 999 fine silver. The face value of this 1oz coin is £2, but in reality is worth much more as an investment grade bullion coin.
The 2023 1oz Gold Royal Tudor Beasts, The Yale of Beaufort coin is struck in 999.9 fine silver to bullion standard, and is exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
The 2023 2oz Silver Royal Tudor Beasts, Bull of Clarence is struck in 999.9 fine silver to bullion standard, and is exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
Struck in 999.9 fine silver to bullion standard, the 2024 2oz Silver Royal Tudor Beasts, Seymour Unicorn is exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
Part lion and part eagle, the griffin combines the characteristics of the king of the beasts and the air to create a creature more powerful than either.
The 2025 1oz Britannia Silver Monster Box - King Charles III, holds 500 x 2025 1oz Silver Britannia Coins and is issued from The Royal Mint. The box remains a popular choice among investors looking to own silver in a more cost efficient way.
The American Eagle 1oz Silver Bullion Coin is recognised by many collectors as one of the most identifiable and elegant coins ever created. The eagle depicted on the reverse clutches a scroll with the words 'E Pluribus Unum' (Out of many, one).
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The 1kg Australian Kookaburra Silver Coin is part of a series minted by the Perth Mint since 1990. These coins have become increasingly popular with collectors due to their beautiful designs that showcase the wildlife of Australia.
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The 1oz Canadian Maple Leaf Silver Coin - Best Value, is renowned as one of the only official silver bullion coins with a purity of 999.9. Available to purchase online or in-store.
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Purchasing silver bullion coins offers investors a flexible way of owning physical silver. The relatively low value, compared with gold, appeals to those who prefer more metal for their monetary investment, and the convenient unit size means they can easily be traded and handled by precious metal traders, private investors, banks and savings institutions. They are also more convenient to store, in contrast to the bulkier silver bars.
Silver coins will typically attract higher premiums than silver bars due to the higher production, handling and insurance costs. However, if you are a UK taxpayer, you can benefit from purchasing silver Britannia coins as their status as British legal tender means they are exempt from Capital Gains Tax (CGT). In this instance, the tax benefits may outweigh the additional premium. If you are also in the market for gold, perhaps you may like to browse our extensive selection of gold bars and gold coins.
Investing in silver coins can offer a diversified and flexible option for investors looking to broaden their portfolios. With the relatively lower value of silver compared to gold, silver coins attract a broader range of investors seeking a tangible and affordable precious metal investment. Particularly advantageous for UK taxpayers, silver Britannia coins, being British legal tender, are exempt from Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Sharps Pixley facilitates silver coin investments by offering a wide selection, including renowned international coins like the South African Krügerrand, Canadian Maple Leaf, American Eagle, and the Vienna Philharmonic.
At Sharps Pixley, buying silver coins is made easy. You can choose from a wide range of 999 and 999.9 silver coins, including internationally recognised coins like the South African Krügerrand, Canadian Maple Leaf, American Eagle, and the Vienna Philharmonic. Purchasing options include individual coins, tubes of multiple coins with potential discounts, and cost-effective "Monster Boxes" containing five hundred one-ounce silver Britannia coins.
Additionally, Sharps Pixley offers bespoke investment services, working with clients to create personalised investment proposals. To make the process even more cost-efficient, we provide VAT-free storage in a secure vaulting facility, underwritten by Lloyds of London.
Clients who wish to sell silver coins back to Sharps Pixley can benefit from preferential buy-back rates. Our vaulting services provide full inspection rights over precious metal holdings, ensuring transparency and security. Sharps Pixley's commitment to quality and reliability makes it a trustworthy option for those looking to sell their silver coins.
A silver proof coin is a special edition coin that is struck using specially polished dies and planchets (coin blanks). These coins often have a mirror-like finish and sharp, detailed engravings. Silver proof coins are typically produced for collectors and numismatists rather than for general circulation.
Cleaning silver coins should be approached with caution to avoid damaging the coins and reducing their numismatic value. Here are some general steps to clean silver coins:
Remember, if the coins have significant value or are rare, it's advisable to consult with a professional numismatist before attempting any cleaning.
The physical silver market is notoriously volatile. There are many factors at play which can cause wide ranging valuations, including silvers relative low value when compared with its gold counterparts, a smaller market with lower market liquidity, and fluctuations in demand between its industrial uses and its use as a store of value. Whilst there are greater risks associated with a more volatile market, there is also more opportunity for significant financial gain as investors could receive a far higher return on their investment. Keep up to date with the silver market by checking out our newsroom page where you can obtain expert analysis on gold & silver news as well as prices from our research team.
