1 oz Silver Native Animals Wolf 2025 (Mintage: 100 | Gilded | Proof)
- Two wolf designs: on both sides
- Land Animals series: for your collection
- Purest silver: 999.9/1,000 fineness
- Two wolf designsWolf head in conifer forest and a wolf howling at the moon
- Land Animals seriesRare edition of the series, only a few left in stock
- Purest silverUnder the gilding lies real fine silver as a tangible asset
- Two wolf designs: on both sides
- Land Animals series: for your collection
- Purest silver: 999.9/1,000 fineness
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Native Animals · 2025
The wolf, gilded.One ounce of silver.
The wolf, lettering and rim in gold, the field dark. In a case with a certificate of authenticity.
- Fine weight
- 31.1 g
- Diameter
- 40 mm
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
The wolf, lettering and rim in gold, the field dark. In a case with a certificate of authenticity.
- Fine weight
- 31.1 g
- Diameter
- 40 mm
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
The packaging
In a case with a certificate.
The gilded ounce lies in the case, with the certificate of authenticity in the lid.
The design
The wolf up close.
The magnifying glass shows the coin one detail at a time.
The other side
The wolf on the rock.
On the value side the wolf sits on a rock and howls, with conifers on the left.
- Face value
- 20 dollars
- Country of issue
- Liberia
In its territory
On the move at night.
In one night a wolf covers 5 to 30 kilometres. At a trot, the hind paw steps exactly into the print of the front paw.
- Per night
- 5 to 30 km
- Young wolves seeking territory
- 50 to 70 km a day
Side by side
From the pup to the ounce.
The four wolves of the series in their true proportions.
| Coin | Mintage |
|---|---|
| Baby Wolf | 500 |
| 1/4 ounce gold | 299 |
| 1 ounce silver | 1,000 |
The finish
Gold on a dark field.
The proof ounce of fine silver carries gold on the wolf, the lettering and the rim. The field stays dark and shines like a mirror.
- The face value
- The year
- The country of issue
The series is issued for the Republic of Liberia, which is why the face value is in dollars.
The wolf on the heath.Gilded, for you.
Kettner Edelmetalle’s own series, struck in Germany.
The Wolf in Golden Splendor – a Rarity with Only 100 Pieces
- Strictly limited: Very low mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide
- Minting quality: Highest possible minting quality "Proof"
- Finishing: Full-surface gilded special edition – gold meets fine silver
- Rarity: Extremely rare collector's coin from the popular "Animals of the Land" series
- Growth potential: Very high value appreciation potential due to the strict limitation and high demand for wolf motifs
- Design: Powerful wolf's head in a coniferous forest, as well as a wolf howling at the full moon on a rock
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
- Country of issue: Republic of Liberia, face value 20 dollars, year of issue 2025
- Precious metal: 1 oz fine silver 999.9/1,000, delivered in a protective case with certificate of authenticity
Some editions are released in the tens of thousands. This one is not. With the 1-ounce silver Native Animals Wolf 2025 in gilded design, you secure a collector's coin of which only one hundred specimens exist worldwide. This mintage of only 100 pieces is exceptional even for experienced collectors – and this is precisely what gives this coin its special appeal.
A Design That Brings the Forest into Your Living Room
The obverse shows a wolf's head in impressive detail: alert eyes, bared teeth, every guard hair cleanly worked out. Behind it, the silhouette of a dark coniferous forest emerges. The reverse tells the second half of the story – a wolf sits on a rock, howling at the full moon, whose craters are finely modeled in the background. The scene is framed by the face value of 20 dollars, the inscription "Republic of Liberia," and the year 2025.
Thanks to the full-surface gilding, the relief takes on a warm, deep tone that stands out in striking contrast against the mirrored background. This effect is only made possible by the Proof minting quality: multiple-polished dies, multiple striking processes, and frosted design elements against a high-gloss background. The smallest details stand out in relief as a result – a small work of art best kept in its coin capsule.
Technical Specifications at a Glance
- Denomination: 1 oz, fine weight 31.1 g
- Fineness: 999.9/1,000 fine silver, finished with gilding
- Diameter: 40.00 mm, reeded edge
- Condition: Proof, new condition
- Mintage: 100 pieces – strictly limited
The wolf has returned to Germany's forests. On this coin, it remains forever – captured in fine silver, finished with gold, limited to one hundred specimens.
Why This Silver Coin Makes Collectors' Hearts Beat Faster
Consider this comparison: the regular wolf edition from the same series was released with 1,000 pieces, and the golden eagle with as many as 5,000. Our gilded variant, at only one hundred pieces, falls significantly below even that. With silver coins, the rule has always been: the smaller the issue, the fiercer the competition for the available pieces once the primary market is sold out. Anyone aiming for a complete collection of the "Animals of the Land" series simply cannot do without this edition. The advantage of a gilded strike lies in its visual impact and its rarity; those seeking pure investment silver, on the other hand, tend to opt for classic bullion ounces without finishing. Both have their place – here, the focus is clearly on the collector's item.
Silver: The Metal Behind the Design
Even beneath the golden surface lies an honest tangible asset. Silver has served as a coinage metal, means of payment, and store of value for millennia, and it continues to be traded worldwide as a commodity. Industrial demand – from electronics, photovoltaics, and medical technology – meets a naturally limited supply. In addition, physical silver is durable, highly liquid, and independent of digital systems. In Germany, profits from the sale are generally tax-free provided the minimum holding period of one year is observed. As a tangible asset, silver is also traditionally regarded as a means of inflation hedge and crisis protection – however, for this edition, rarity and collector's value are clearly the main focus.
Your Chance to Own an Exceptional Piece
This rarity is produced by Kettner Edelmetalle, issued under the authority of the Republic of Liberia. One hundred pieces – and there will never be more. Collectors know how quickly such minimal mintages disappear – and how rarely they resurface afterward. Secure your specimen while it is still available, and perhaps pass it on to the next generation later.
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