1/200 oz Gold Adam and Eve 2026 (Mintage: 1,000 | Proof)

1/200 oz Gold Adam and Eve 2026 – strictly limited gold coin struck in 999.9 fine gold

• Strictly limited: this coin is issued worldwide in a very low mintage of just 1,000 pieces – there will never be more.
• Growth potential: high appreciation potential due to the tight limitation combined with steadily growing demand.
• Rarity: an exceptionally rare collector's coin from the "Religion" series and a new release of the 2026 year of issue.
• Minting quality: the highest possible quality Proof (PP) with mirrored fields and finely matted relief.
• Design: Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden – Eve offers the apple, the serpent coils around the tree, rays of light break through the scene.
• Material & fineness: 999.9/1,000 fine gold (24 carat, four-nines gold) with a fine weight of 0.16 g.
• Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle, one of Germany's largest precious metals dealers.
• Country of origin: struck in Germany, issued for the Republic of Liberia with a face value of 25 Dollars.
• Packaging: elaborately illustrated coincard in a church-window design, coin encapsulated.

Barely bigger than a fingernail, yet packed with substance: the gold coins in the 1/200 ounce denomination are among the smallest coins ever produced in gold. 14.00 mm in diameter, 0.16 g of pure fine gold, a reeded edge – and a relief whose depth you only fully appreciate under a magnifying glass.

Adam and Eve: the moment of the first decision

The obverse tells perhaps the most famous scene in human history. Adam sits at the foot of the Tree of Knowledge, muscular, pensive, his gaze turned upward. Facing him stands Eve, holding out the fruit to him. The serpent coils around the gnarled trunk, while a bundle of rays falls into the Garden of Eden from the upper right. Above it all, the title "ADAM UND EVA" runs along the rim. The blackened, recessed areas make the golden figures fairly step out of the surface.

The reverse: seven stories from the Word of God

Arranged in a star pattern, seven medallions depict key scenes from the Old Testament – from the Tower of Babel to Noah's Ark, Jonah's whale, and the burning bush, all the way to the Tree of Knowledge with the serpent. The inscription reads "7 Geschichten aus dem Wort Gottes" (7 stories from the Word of God), along with Republic of Liberia, 25 Dollars, 1/200 oz, and 9999 Fine Gold 2026. Each coin in the series stands on its own – while also fitting into a larger whole.

Only 1,000 pieces – scarcity is the real value driver

The decisive factor is the mintage. This issue is released in a mintage of just 1,000 pieces worldwide. By comparison: classic bullion coins such as the Krugerrand or the Maple Leaf are struck by the millions year after year. Their advantage lies in the low premium, their disadvantage in their ubiquity – scarcity never arises there. Here it's the opposite: a tiny supply meets a growing circle of interested buyers, and it is precisely this ratio that opens up genuine appreciation potential. Once the limitation is exhausted, no further pieces will be struck.

Proof – the premier class of minting technique

For the PP quality grade, internationally known as "Proof," the blank and the die are highly polished before striking, with the die reworked and regularly replaced throughout the process. The result: deep, mirror-black fields, a finely matted relief, and no visible traces of processing. Please leave the coin in its capsule – this way the flawless surface is preserved permanently. It is presented on a coincard whose illustration, in the style of a colourful church window, picks up the scene in the Garden of Eden.

Full-fledged investment gold in the smallest unit

As artful as the imagery may be, the real reason to buy lies in the metal. You are acquiring physical fine gold, whose value is primarily determined by the gold price. Gold is the oldest currency in the world, a proven store of value for over 6,000 years, recognised worldwide, tradable at any time, and quickly converted back into cash. It possesses intrinsic value, has never been worth zero, and retains its lustre across generations. Those who buy in small increments build up fine weight without tying up large sums at once – small amounts of gold add up over the years into a considerable fortune. After a holding period of at least one year, profits from the sale of physical gold are generally tax-free in Germany.

For thousands of years, gold has been regarded as "God's money" – a store of value that has outlasted every paper currency and will never lose its lustre.

Technical data at a glance

• Precious metal: gold, fineness 999.9/1,000
• Denomination: 1/200 oz · fine weight 0.16 g · gross weight 0.16 g
• Diameter: 14.00 mm · edge finish: reeded
• Face value: 25 Dollars · country: Liberia · minted in: Germany
• Year of issue 2026 · condition grade: Proof (PP) · condition: brand new
• Mintage: 1,000 pieces · series: Religion · packaging: coincard

For investors – and for anyone who wants to pass on real gold

Physical gold has traditionally been part of any provision built on substance: as an inflation hedge as well as crisis protection, something the world's central banks have long demonstrated with their own gold reserves. And because the biblical imagery lends itself beautifully to a personal occasion, this coin makes it possible to give real investment gold as a gift for a baptism, communion, or confirmation – a tangible asset instead of a fleeting present. Despite the personal occasion, what you hold here is full-fledged investment gold, whose value is tied to the gold price. Anyone wishing to secure a rarity of this magnitude should not wait too long: with a strictly limited edition of 1,000 pieces, availability is naturally very restricted.