1g Gold FIFA World Cup Trophy 2026 (Mintage: 2,026 | Proof)

- Purest fine gold: Fineness 999.9/1,000
- Investment gold: Value follows the gold price
- Genuine coin: Face value 10 dollars
- Purest fine goldHighest common purity investment gold reaches
- Investment goldBuild wealth in small steps with real gold
- Genuine coinOfficially licensed, issued for the Solomon Islands
- Purest fine gold: Fineness 999.9/1,000
- Investment gold: Value follows the gold price
- Genuine coin: Face value 10 dollars
1 g Gold FIFA World Cup 2026 – Investment Gold in the Silhouette of the World's Most Famous Trophy
- Minting quality: The highest achievable quality grade, Proof (PP) – mirror-like surfaces meet a razor-sharp, finely frosted relief.
- Design: As a shaped coin, this minting faithfully recreates the iconic silhouette of the FIFA World Cup trophy – two stylised figures lifting the globe aloft, with a holographic, iridescent colour finish shimmering above the raised lettering "FIFA WORLD CUP" on the curved base.
- Material / Fineness: Crafted from the purest fine gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000 – the highest standard purity achieved by investment gold.
- Manufacturer: Officially licensed FIFA product, issued for the Solomon Islands.
- Mintage: Strictly limited worldwide to only 2,026 pieces.
- Substance: 1 g fine gold, face value 10 Dollars – the value is based on the gold price.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will make history: for the first time, three host nations – the USA, Canada and Mexico – will jointly stage the tournament, and with 48 participating nations it will be bigger than ever before. To mark this major international event, this new gold coin is released in the unmistakable shape of the World Cup trophy – a spectacular highlight for every football fan and, at the same time, genuine investment gold.
The obverse presents the sculpted trophy in relief: two athletes, whose bodies merge at the lower section into the characteristic base, hold the globe triumphantly aloft. The continents are outlined on the globe, while the oceans are structured with fine horizontal lines. The reverse bears the portrait of King Charles III, the year 2026, the issuing country "Solomon Islands", as well as the technical details 1 g, $10 and Au 9999. At the base of the shaped minting, the distinctive number 26 is displayed. The piece is delivered securely in a themed blister card.
Why This Issue Is Genuine Investment Gold
Despite the sporting occasion, what you acquire here is not merely a memento of a tournament but fully-fledged gold. The value of this coin is based primarily on its fine gold content and moves in line with the gold price. Small units like this one are particularly well suited to building up physical precious metal holdings in manageable steps – small amounts of gold add up over the years to a considerable asset. This makes it possible to give a genuine gold investment as a gift for a special occasion and to pass it on through generations.
Gold is the oldest currency in the world – a store of value that has endured for more than 6,000 years and has never been worth zero.
Physical gold has intrinsic value, is tradable worldwide and can be sold at any time. It is regarded as a proven inflation hedge and reliable crisis protection, as it preserves purchasing power when confidence in paper currencies wanes. It is no coincidence that central banks are among the largest holders of gold in the world. Another advantage: profits from the sale of physical gold are generally tax-free after a minimum holding period of one year.
For Investors and Far-Sighted Gift-Givers
This issue combines the emotion of the world's biggest football tournament with the permanence of a precious metal. The design provides the personal touch, the fine gold provides the substance. For anyone seeking a small, elegantly shaped position of pure gold – whether as an entry point into physical gold investment or as a thoughtful addition to an existing holding – this strictly limited shaped minting in Proof quality offers a piece that unites the art of minting and the preservation of value in a truly rare way.
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