1 oz Silver White Elephant 2026 (Mintage: 100 | partially gilded)

- Glowing design: golden veins
- Exclusively finished: only at Kettner
- Highest purity: fineness 999.9
- Glowing designWhite elephant skin against a sparkling starry sky
- Exclusively finishedColored in Germany, each piece individually inspected
- Highest purityEven finer than the usual 999 silver
- Glowing design: golden veins
- Exclusively finished: only at Kettner
- Highest purity: fineness 999.9
A white elephant laced with gold strides beneath a starry sky while a golden bolt of lightning flashes beside it. 1 ounce of silver, coloured and partly gilded, 100 pieces.
- Fine weight
- 31.1 g
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Mintage
- 100

Up close
Veins of gold on white skin. The White Elephant 2026 up close.
The coin is issued for Liberia. It is then coloured and partly gilded in Germany, exclusively for Kettner Edelmetalle. Every single piece is checked at the end.



The animal
A sign of royal power in Thailand. The White Elephant 2026.
In Thailand a white elephant is a sign of royal power and is believed to bring good fortune to the country. Every one is presented to the King.
- Face value
- 20 dollars
- Issuing country
- Liberia
- Quality
- Brilliant uncirculated
The value side
Tusks of gold. The value side of the White Elephant 2026.
On the value side the elephant looks straight at you, with tusks of gold and golden lines over its brow and ears. On the right stands the face value, below the arms of Liberia.
- Weight and fineness
- The face value
- The arms of Liberia
6 habitats
From the starry sky to the sunset. 6 animals on 1 ounce of silver each.
One series, 6 motifs: every coin issued for Liberia and coloured in Germany. 5 of them are partly gilded, the flamingo glows in the dark. 100 pieces of each animal.

White Elephant 2026In Thailand a white elephant also needs white toenails.This coin
Majestic Tiger 2025Its stripes hide it in tall grass.
Shimmering Chameleon 2026Its eyes move independently of each other.
Australian Wildlife 2026The koala lives on eucalyptus leaves.
Zebra by Night 2026Horseflies struggle to land on stripes.
Glow in the Dark Flamingo 2026It feeds with its bill upside down in the water.


White, gold and a starry sky.The White Elephant 2026 in 1 ounce of silver.
Issued for Liberia, coloured and partly gilded in Germany. 100 pieces, only at Kettner Edelmetalle.
1 oz Silver White Elephant 2026 – Partially Gilded Rarity with Only 100 Pieces
- Exclusive: This rare collector's item is available exclusively from Kettner Edelmetalle.
- Strictly limited: a worldwide mintage of just 100 pieces.
- Growth potential: Very high value appreciation potential due to the scarce number of pieces and the strong demand for artfully minted designs.
- Rarity: an extraordinary 1 oz silver coin that is barely found on the market.
- High-quality finishing: colorized and accented with gold using several coordinated technical processes.
- Design: a white elephant whose skin is traced with glowing golden veins – set against a cosmically sparkling night sky.
- Material / fineness: a full troy ounce of fine silver (31.1 g) with a fineness of 999.9/1,000 – purer silver than the usual 999 alloy.
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle – the silver coin is issued for Liberia and subsequently finished in Germany.
- Country of origin: issuing country Liberia, the refinement takes place in Germany.
- Investment goal: a rare collector's coin that, due to its strict limitation, carries great value appreciation potential.
An animal of mythical aura, set in silver and gold: The 1 oz Silver White Elephant 2026 belongs to those silver coins that you buy not for their metal weight, but for their visual impact. Color finishing, gold accents, a mintage in the three-digit range – and suddenly you have an edition in your display case that resembles a miniature work of art more than an ordinary bullion coin.
The Design: White Giant with Golden Veins
The elephant emerges frontally from the darkness. Its pale skin is covered by a fine network of glowing lines reminiscent of the Japanese art of Kintsugi, in which cracks are filled with gold. The tusks shimmer in gold, the massive ears appear as if lit from within, and a star-studded cosmos sparkles in the background. At the lower edge of the design sits a small gold-colored mint mark, while the face value "20 DOLLARS" appears on the right-hand edge. The reverse side shows the pachyderm in full form, striding through tall grass, accompanied by the inscription "1 OZ 9999 FINE SILVER 2026". White elephants have been regarded for centuries in India, Myanmar, and Thailand as symbols of power, fortune, and royal dignity; in Buddhism they represent purity and wisdom. This ancient symbolism meets a modern, almost futuristic visual language here – a contrast that makes the elephant design truly unmistakable.
Finished in Germany – Craftsmanship with Precision
The base is a fine silver coin from the "Animals of the Land" series. Specially for Kettner Edelmetalle, it is subsequently further processed in Germany by a specialized manufactory: multi-color colorization, partial gold application, and a final inspection of each individual piece. This high-quality processing demands precision down to a tenth of a millimeter, since the golden veins must exactly follow the contours of the relief. Important to know: the stated manufacturer refers to the coin itself – the partially gilded and colorized version is a subsequent refinement that does not exist anywhere else in this form.
Rarity with Only 100 Pieces Worldwide
With collector's items, numbers often speak louder than adjectives. Of this edition, only 100 pieces exist worldwide. For comparison: classic elephant coins such as the Somalia "African Wildlife" series are issued in mintages of many thousands of pieces and are traded primarily as bullion coins – their advantage lies in the low premium, their disadvantage in their ubiquity. Here, it is the opposite: the mintage of just 100 pieces makes this minting a sought-after addition to any collection, albeit with the collector's premium typical of finished editions.
The scarcer a minting, the more coveted it becomes – and the harder it is to obtain later.
Anyone who collects themed coins knows the effect: small editions quickly disappear into established collections and rarely resurface on the secondary market. This is precisely where the appeal of this edition lies – as an eye-catcher in an album, as a gift for a special occasion, or as the starting point of an animal-themed collection.
Silver – A Collector's Metal with a Long Tradition
Silver has accompanied humanity for millennia as a coinage metal and store of value; various cultures saw it as a sign of wealth and prestige. The metal is durable, retains its physical properties over generations, and is also in strong demand from industry: electronics, solar technology, medical technology. The limited supply underscores the intrinsic value of this globally traded raw material. Many collectors also value physical silver as a building block for inflation hedging and as potential crisis protection. For tax purposes: profits from the sale of physical silver are generally tax-free, provided at least one year has passed between purchase and sale.
Key Facts at a Glance
- Precious metal: Silver, fineness 999.9/1,000
- Weight: 1 oz, 31.1 g fine weight
- Year of issue: 2026
- Issuing country: Liberia, face value 20 dollars
- Series: Animals of the Land
- Diameter: 40 mm, reeded edge
- Condition: Mint State (BU), colorized and partially gilded
- Mintage: 100 pieces worldwide
- Finishing: in Germany, exclusively for Kettner Edelmetalle
- Delivery: protected in a coin capsule
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