1 oz Silver Evergreen Clover 2025 (Mintage 888 | Crystal | High Relief | Proof)
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- Fine Gilding: deep green enamel
- B.H. Mayer: renowned mint
- Lucky Charm: gift in a fine case
- Fine GildingFully gilded surface that shimmers in the light
- B.H. MayerWith Smartminting® for details otherwise impossible
- Lucky CharmFor centuries a symbol of luck and success
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1 ounce fine silver
Luck has its signs.
1 ounce fine silver, design side
On New Year cards around 1900, the wish was already in the picture: four-leaf clovers, ladybirds, horseshoes. These are the signs our pieces carry in gold and silver. This coin shows a gilded four-leaf clover in high relief, with a green crystal at its centre.
The four-leaf clover
Four leaves, where three usually grow.
Clover normally has three leaflets, four only in very rare cases. The Botanic Gardens of the University of Bonn call the four-leaf clover a rare exception.
The disposition lies in the genes, as a plant breeder at the University of Georgia found. Whether the fourth leaf actually grows also depends on light and temperature.
The German dictionary Duden calls it Glücksklee: clover with an exceptionally four-part leaf, regarded as a lucky charm. The dictionary of the Brothers Grimm also lists the four-leaf clover as a Glücksblatt, a leaf of luck.
The lucky clover sold in pots, by the way, is a wood sorrel from southern Mexico that naturally has four leaves. It came to Europe in the 19th century.
“A four-leaf clover is a rarity. Lucky is the person who happens to find one.”
On this coin it stands at the centre.
The lucky ladybird
Seven spots, a lucky number.
In German folk speech the ladybird is called Glückskäfer, the lucky beetle, as the German dictionary Duden records. The Etymological Dictionary of German calls ladybirds the best known and best loved beetles, regarded as a symbol of luck.
The classic lucky charm is the seven-spot ladybird, red with seven black spots. Seven has always been considered a lucky number, writes NABU, the German nature conservation union.
By the way, the spots do not reveal a ladybird’s age. Their number stays the same throughout its life of at most one year.
A seven-spot ladybird eats 100 to 150 aphids a day, its larva 400 to 600 before it pupates.
“As a lucky charm, the seven-spot ladybird … enjoys great popularity.”
The design
The sign, at the centre of the coin.
Around it the design side shows green enamel with tendrils.
Luck to give
A wish you keep.
At the turn of the year people give lucky charms. The New Year lucky charms we know today came about in the 19th century.
Many people do not want to throw their lucky charms away or pass them on, for fear the luck might go with them.
Whether lucky charms really bring luck may be left open, writes the Volkskundemuseum Wien. And it names what they are meant to say:
“Whoever gives a lucky charm wants to say: I care about you.”
A gift for a birth or the new year, for instance: the coin comes in a case.
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1/200 ounce14 mm
1 g13.92 mm
1 ounce38.61 mm
At a glance
- Type
- Coin
- Metal
- Silver
- Design
- Four-leaf clover in relief
- Weight
- 1 ounce fine silver
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Face value
- 5 DOLLARS
- Country of issue
- Cook Islands
- Diameter
- 38.61 mm
- Year
- 2025
- Quality
- Proof
- Mintage
- 888 pieces
- Manufacturer
- B.H. Mayer
- Packaging
- Case
“In everything small lies the starting point for something great.”
Good Luck Charm in Perfection: The Evergreen Shamrock Silver Coin 2025
- Minting quality: Highest minting quality Proof for maximum brilliance
- Special feature: Spectacular High Relief minting with three-dimensional depth effect
- Growth potential: Enormous value appreciation potential due to strictly limited mintage of only 888 pieces
- Design: Artistic shamrock with deep green enamel decoration and sparkling crystal as centerpiece
- Investment goal: Exclusive collector's coin with exceptional rarity value
- Material / Fineness: Purest silver with impressive fineness of 999.9/1,000
- Manufacturer: Renowned mint B.H. Mayer with innovative Smartminting® technology
If luck had a shape, it would be this extraordinary coin! The "1 oz Silver Evergreen Shamrock 2025" combines masterful craftsmanship with timeless symbolism. With its strictly limited mintage of only 888 pieces worldwide, it is one of the most coveted collector's items of 2025.
A Masterpiece of Modern Minting Art
This silver coin is far more than just an investment object – it is a true work of art. The fully gold-plated surface shimmers golden in the light, while the deep green enamel decoration breathes life into the shamrock. The absolute highlight is the sparkling green crystal at the center, which adorns the heart of the coin like a precious emerald.
The innovative High Relief minting gives the design an impressive three-dimensionality. You can virtually feel the shamrock moving in the wind – an effect made possible by the sophisticated Smartminting® technology. This revolutionary minting technique allows for details that would be unthinkable with conventional methods.
Symbolic Power Meets Lasting Value
The four-leaf shamrock has been considered a powerful symbol of luck for centuries. In this exquisite rendition, it becomes a symbol of lasting prosperity and success. The combination of purest silver, noble gold plating, and precious crystal makes this coin a true treasure for generations.
"Luck is when preparation meets opportunity" – and this limited collector's coin offers exactly this rare opportunity for forward-thinking collectors and investors.
Technical Refinement Down to the Smallest Detail
With a diameter of 38.61 mm, this coin fits perfectly in the hand. The modern reeded edge with eight unique embedded patterns is not only a visual highlight but also offers an extraordinary tactile experience. Every detail has been carefully considered to create an overall work of art that is second to none.
- Purest silver with 999.9/1,000 fineness guarantees lasting material value
- Official issue of the Cook Islands with a face value of 5 dollars
- Elegant case protects your investment perfectly
- Proof minting quality for mirror-like, glossy surfaces
An Investment with Foresight
As crisis protection and inflation hedge, this coin offers far more than mere aesthetic pleasure. The extremely limited mintage of only 888 pieces worldwide makes it one of the rarest mintings of the year. Experienced collectors know: the lower the mintage, the higher the potential for future value appreciation.
Silver has proven itself as a value-stable precious metal over millennia. It has survived currency reforms, economic crises, and political upheavals. This special coin combines the intrinsic value of the precious metal with the collector's value of a strictly limited art minting – a combination that makes it an extraordinary investment opportunity.
Why This Coin in Particular?
- Extreme rarity: With only 888 pieces worldwide, one of the most limited mintings of 2025
- Innovative technology: Smartminting® enables details that were previously impossible
- Material diversity: Silver, gold, enamel, and crystal in perfect harmony
- Timeless symbolism: The shamrock as a universal symbol of luck
- Tax advantages: Profits from sale are tax-free after a one-year holding period
This coin is more than an investment – it is a statement. A statement for quality, for exclusivity, and for the foresight to invest in true values. While paper money loses purchasing power, silver retains its value. And this special minting has the potential to rise far beyond its pure material value.
Secure your personal copy of this extraordinary coin now. With only 888 pieces worldwide, it is only a matter of time before this rarity sells out. Become part of an exclusive circle of collectors who know how to appreciate the true value of this masterful minting!
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