2 oz Silver Germania Beasts Sleipnir 2026 (Mintage: 999 | Antique Finish | Ruthenium | UV Effect | Partially Gilded)

2 oz Silver Germania Beasts Sleipnir 2026 – the rare finale of a cult series

With Sleipnir, the circle closes: this 2 oz Silver Germania edition is the grand finale of the popular "Germania Beasts" series and, at the same time, a genuine rarity. Only a few collectors worldwide will ever hold this piece in their hands.

• Strictly limited: a very low mintage of only 999 pieces worldwide.
• Growth opportunities: high value appreciation potential due to the strict limitation and high demand.
• Rarity: extremely rare collector's coin from the "Mythical Creatures" series.
• Investment goal: a distinguished collector's piece with higher value appreciation potential.
• Design: Sleipnir, Odin's eight-legged steed, in impressive Ultra High Relief.
• Material / fineness: 2 oz silver with a fineness of 999.9/1,000 – partially gilded and finished.
• Manufacturer: produced by the renowned Germania Mint.
• Country of origin: Poland.

Sleipnir – Odin's eight-legged steed

Hardly any figure from Norse and Germanic mythology is as fascinating as Sleipnir. The eight-legged horse was considered the mount of Odin, the father of the gods, and was known for its unmatched speed – a creature that traveled effortlessly between the nine worlds. It is precisely this motion that the coin captures. On one side, the muscular front body rises with a flowing mane, while on the other, the rear body completes the famous eight-legged silhouette. The double-headed eagle, the emblem of the Germania Mint, rounds out the image. Sleipnir is the fourth and final creature of the saga – following Fafnir, Fenrir, and Gullinbursti, it forms the crowning conclusion.

Minting artistry you can hardly put down

This edition is a feast for the senses. The ruthenium coating immerses the background and saddle in a deep, dark black, while the antique finish lends the horse's body a venerable depth. Fine, partially gilded details set golden accents on the bridle and legs. Under UV light, the mane comes alive in a glowing blue – a spectacular effect that reveals a second, almost ghostly view of the design. All of this is captured in an elaborate, double-height relief minting (Ultra High Relief) that brings every contour to life in three dimensions.

Ruthenium, antique finish, UV effect, and partially gilded elements on 2 troy ounces of fine silver – a combination that turns this collector's coin into a small work of art.

Technical data & features

• Precious metal: silver, fineness 999.9/1,000
• Fine weight: 62.21 g (2 oz)
• Diameter: 45.00 mm
• Face value: 10 Mark (Germania 2026)
• Year of issue: 2026
• Mintage: strictly limited to 999 pieces
• Finishing: ruthenium, antique finish, UV effect, partially gilded
• Scope of delivery: acrylic glass stand with certificate of authenticity

Each specimen is delivered numbered and presented in an elegant acrylic glass stand – including a certificate of authenticity documenting the value of the piece. Anyone who appreciates classic silver coins and extraordinary themed mintings will find a highlight for their collection here.

Why silver and this collector's coin?

Silver has accompanied mankind for millennia as a coinage metal and a store of value and is treasured by collectors around the globe. It is durable, retains its physical properties, and possesses an intrinsic value thanks to its widespread industrial use – from electronics to solar and medical technology. Unlike a purely bullion-focused minting, this piece combines material value with the appeal of a strictly limited mintage. A charming side note: in Germany, profits from the sale of physical silver are generally tax-free, provided the holding period of at least one year is observed.

For anyone searching for a special collector's piece, the Sleipnir 2 oz is a clear recommendation. The combination of mythological design, technical sophistication, and the limitation to just 999 pieces makes this edition one of the most sought-after mintings of the 2026 vintage – and thus a candidate with pronounced value appreciation potential.