1 oz Silver Germania 2026 (Mintage: 500 | Proof)
- Mythical design: enthroned Germania
- With certificate: elegantly packaged
- Purest silver: 999.9 fine
- Mythical designCrowned with sword, double-eagle shield and Odin's ravens
- With certificateConfirms fineness, weight and mintage affiliation
- Purest silverThe highest fineness on the market, struck by Germania Mint
- Mythical design: enthroned Germania
- With certificate: elegantly packaged
- Purest silver: 999.9 fine
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The queen in a mirror finish.Germania 2026, 1 oz silver proof.
Only 500 pieces, with a mirror field and a frosted relief, in a collector box showing a forest at night.
- Weight
- 1 oz
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Diameter
- 38.61 mm
- Mintage
- 500 pieces
Only 500 pieces, with a mirror field and a frosted relief, in a collector box showing a forest at night.
- Weight
- 1 oz
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Diameter
- 38.61 mm
- Mintage
- 500 pieces
The year of the coronation
She set out in 2019, in 2026 Germania wears the crown.
Since 2019 the Germania Mint has told a part of her journey every year, across wide seas and through unknown lands. In 2026 she reaches her goal, a hidden realm deep in an ancient forest, and is crowned queen there. A royal crown replaces the laurel of the earlier years.
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025
- 2026crowned
The obverse
Crown, sword and 2 ravens: Germania 2026 up close.
Natalia Danysz designed the motif. Germania sits facing forward on a throne with a pointed-arch back, framed by columns with braided bands and climbing ivy. At the very top, above the pointed arch, it says GERMANIA 2026. In proof quality the field shines like a mirror while the figure stays frosted.
The collector box
Moonlit night in the fir forest: the box of the Germania 2026 proof.
On the outside the hinged box shows Germania on her throne before a full moon and fir trees, in a red gown with a golden crown. Inside, the coin rests in a black hollow, next to the certificate of authenticity.
Who is Germania
From an ancient land to a queen: the story of Germania 2026.
Germania is the personification of a land. The Germania Mint interprets her anew and tells her story as a journey.
- AntiquityA land beyond RomeGermania was not a state but a vast land beyond the borders of the Roman world. The Germania Mint takes its name from this ancient land.
- 1848The Germania of St. Paul’s ChurchAbove the presiding table of the first German National Assembly in Frankfurt hung a painting of Germania 4.82 m high, as an appeal for a uniting constitution. Today it is in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg.
- Wreath and swordStrength and peaceThe Germania of St. Paul’s Church wears a wreath of oak leaves and carries a sword with an olive branch, signs of strength and peacefulness.
- 2019 to 2026The journey on the coinSince 2019 the Germania Mint has shown its Germania anew every year. In 2026 she is enthroned as a crowned queen.
Turned over
The queen in front, the double-headed eagle behind.Germania 2026 turned over.
The reverse keeps the double-headed eagle, as on the Germania coins of the years before. It is not to be confused with today’s federal eagle of Germany.
Double-headed eagle, not the federal eagle
- 1433 to 1806The double-headed eagle was the coat of arms of the emperor in the Holy Roman Empire.
- 1848The National Assembly in St. Paul’s Church chose the double-headed eagle as the federal coat of arms.
- TodayThe federal eagle has only 1 head. The eagle of Germania has 2 heads.
The reverse
2 heads, 2 lightning bolts, laurel: the eagle of Germania 2026.
With its wings spread, the double-headed eagle fills the reverse, framed by laurel branches on the left and right. The Germania Mint links the laurel with wisdom, victory and law.
1 motif, 3 issues
1 motif in 3 issues: Germania 2026 in silver and copper.
The obverse is the same on every issue. They differ in metal, size, finish and packaging. The coins are shown here at their true size relative to each other.
1 oz Silver Germania 2026 (Mintage: 10,000)38.61 mm · 999.9/1,000 silverBrilliant Uncirculated, in a capsule with certificateMintage 10,000 piecesView
1 oz Silver Germania 2026 (Mintage: 500 | Proof)38.61 mm · 999.9/1,000 silverProof, in a collector box with certificateMintage 500 piecesThis page
1/2 oz Copper Coin Germania 202630.30 mm · 999/1,000 copperIn a coin pouchView
Germania MintIssue 2026
Germania 2026 on her throne: in silver, in proof and in copper.
Designed by Natalia Danysz for the Germania Mint: 1 oz of silver in proof, with a mintage of 500 pieces, in the collector box.
1 oz Silver Germania 2026 – Proof | Only 500 Pieces Worldwide
- Strictly limited: Worldwide mintage of only 500 pieces
- Appreciation potential: Enormous growth potential due to strict limitation and rising collector demand
- Rarity: An extremely rare collector's coin for discerning numismatists
- Minting quality: Highest possible quality grade "Proof" (PP) with mirror-polished surfaces and frosted reliefs
- Investment objective: Exclusive collector's coin with outstanding appreciation potential
- Design: The enthroned Germania – crowned, armoured, with sword and double-eagle shield – set within Gothic architecture featuring Celtic ornaments and mythological ravens
- Material & fineness: 1 oz of purest silver (999.9/1,000) – highest fineness on the market
- Manufacturer: Struck by the renowned Germania Mint
- Country of origin: Poland
What a masterpiece. The Silver Germania 2026 in Proof quality is undoubtedly one of the most coveted releases the precious metals market has to offer this year. With a very low mintage of just 500 pieces worldwide, this coin is aimed at collectors who seek the extraordinary – and who are ready to secure a piece of numismatic art before it is too late.
A design that breathes history
The obverse of this collector's coin depicts the personified Germania in a portrayal that is simply breathtaking. Enthroned on a stone seat, crowned and clad in intricately decorated armour, she holds an upright sword in her right hand – a symbol of strength and martial prowess. Her left hand rests on a shield bearing the majestic double eagle. Long, flowing hair falls over her shoulders, while a flowing robe drapes around her legs.
Yet it is the details that truly make this coin extraordinary. In the background rises a Gothic pointed arch portal, flanked by columns adorned with Celtic knotwork, interlacing patterns, and tendrils of ivy and vine leaves. Two ravens – the mythological companions of Odin, Huginn and Muninn – watch over the scene: one in the lower left on a pedestal, the other enthroned in the upper right on a column. The inscription "GERMANIA 2026" crowns the design at the top, while the weight and fineness designation "1 oz Ag 999.9" is engraved on the left.
The reverse presents the imposing double-headed eagle, framed by laurel branches, with the inscription "5 MARK" and "GERMANIA". Powerful, symmetrical, timeless.
Proof – the pinnacle of the minting art
The Proof quality grade is the highest finish in which a coin can be struck. Each individual piece is struck multiple times using specially polished dies on mirror-polished blanks. The result? Mirror-bright surfaces that form a fascinating contrast to the satin-matte relief areas. Every feather of the eagle, every tendril of the Celtic ornament, every strand of Germania's hair – all emerge with a depth and three-dimensionality that simply cannot be achieved in bullion releases.
Anyone who has ever held a Germania in Proof in their hands immediately understands why these releases are so highly sought after among collectors.
Why this release is a true rarity
500 pieces. Worldwide. That is worth letting sink in. While the regular bullion version of the Germania is struck in significantly higher quantities, the Proof edition is limited to a tiny fraction of that. This limitation makes all the difference: once the mintage is sold out, there will be no restrike. No second chance. What is gone, is gone.
For collectors of the Germania series who already have earlier years of issue in their collection, the 2026 year of issue is an indispensable piece of the puzzle. And for newcomers, this is an opportunity to begin with one of the most prestigious pieces in the series.
Silver in its most refined form
With a fineness of 999.9/1,000, this coin is made from the purest silver technically possible. A fine weight of 31.1 grams – exactly one troy ounce – with a diameter of 38.61 mm and a reeded edge. Silver has proven itself as a store of value over millennia and is more appreciated today than ever:
- Industrial demand – from solar technology to electronics to medical technology – is continuously rising
- Natural supply is limited, which favours long-term value stability
- Gains from the sale of silver coins are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year
- Silver is more affordable compared to gold, making it an attractive entry point into physical precious metals
Premium original packaging with certificate of authenticity
The Germania 2026 Proof is delivered in an elaborately designed original packaging that takes up the mystical motif of the enthroned Germania in a nocturnal forest landscape with a full moon. The coin rests securely embedded in a velvet-black inlay. An enclosed certificate of authenticity confirms the fineness, weight, and individual belonging to the strictly limited mintage. The packaging and certificate are not merely protection, but part of the overall work of art.
Who is this coin made for?
Quite simply: for the discerning collector. Those who love rarities, who share a fascination for Germanic mythology, and who understand that a mintage of only 500 pieces is practically nothing in the world of numismatics – they will not be able to pass up this coin. The appreciation potential arises almost inevitably from the combination of the highest minting quality, a coveted series, and extreme scarcity.
Secure your piece of the 1 oz Silver Germania 2026 in Proof now – before the last available pieces find their way into private collections.
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