Definitive List of Countries That Issue 1oz Coins

[bluffer]

Hey folks

 

I found this on wiki and want to check if this is a definitive list of countries that issue 1oz coins thinking I might do a world collection.  I am not including rounds in this but not sure about territories yet.  I seem to remember seeing an Antartic Territory coin recently.   Any proper countries missing?

 

 

Antigua and Barbuda	Frigatebird
Armenia	Noah's Ark
Australia	Red Kangaroo
	Kookaburra
	Koala
	Dragon
Austria	Vienna Philharmonic
Barbados	Trident
Bhutan	Bhutan Lunar
Cambodia	Cambodia Lost Tiger
Cameroon	Cameroon Mandrill
Canada	Maple Leaf
China	Silver Panda
Congo (Democratic Republic of)	World's Wildlife
Congo (Republic)	Silverback Gorilla
Cook Islands	HMS Bounty
Equatorial Guinea	Giraffe
Gibraltar	Lady Justice
Ghana	African Leopard
Isle of Man	Angel
	Domestic cats
	Noble
Kazakhstan	Snow Leopard
Laos	Tiger(Panthera Tigris)
Malta	Melita
Mexico	Libertad
	Onza Troy
New Zealand	Kiwi
Niue/Fiji	Taku/Turtle
Papua New Guinea	Birds of Paradise
Russia	Saint George the Victorious
Rwanda	African Ounce
Serbia	Nikola Tesla
Somalia	Elephant
South Africa	Krugerrand
South Korea	Chiwoo Cheonwang
Ukraine	Archangel Michael
United Kingdom	Britannia
	Valiant
United States	Silver Eagle

[stefffana]

Islands and territories are probably more who are allowing another companies to issue 1oz silver coins using their names: Tuvalu, Saint Helena, Samoa, Virgin Islands, Vanuatu, are only few names who are now in my mind.

Also, I can not see Germany.

I will try to find more when I will have time.

Good luck with your hunt!🤗

[Gordy]

Scotland..... Sheckel

Palau... 

Cook Islands

[gji25]

there are lots missing lol . good luck with your search 👍

[gji25]

The number 1 country thats missing off that  list is South America. The incas and the aztecs  😇

my mate indiana jones told me 👍

Edited November 4, 2022 by gji25
missing info

[StackemHigh]

7 hours ago, bluffer said:

South Korea Chiwoo Cheonwang

Not a coin. It's a round or medal. The south korean currency is the won not clay.

[StackemHigh]

Rwanda Lunar

[stefffana]

5 hours ago, gji25 said:

The number 1 country thats missing off that  list is South America. The incas and the aztecs  😇

my mate indiana jones told me 👍

Do you know any 1oz coin (not round) issued in a south-american country? I don't.😊

[stefffana]

2 hours ago, StackemHigh said:

Not a coin. It's a round or medal. The south korean currency is the won not clay.

Good point! 

But North Korea have 20 Won 1oz/.999.

[stefffana]

20 roubles Belarus

[stefffana]

500 Togrog Mongolia

[CollectForFun]

10 hours ago, bluffer said:

thinking I might do a world collection

Just my 2 cents, don't do it. At most, go for some variability i.e. include 10 countries with best known bullion and then pick other less common ones that you like, but I don't see any sense in trying to collect every country just for the sake of it.

Also: Afghanistan, Andorra, Anguilla, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Belarus, Benin, British Indian Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso... (numista.com is your friend)

Not mentioned in your post but arguably you refer to 1oz .999 silver? Because there are also 1oz coins made of lesser purity silver. Also, if .999, do you want that "1oz .999 silver" is stated on the coin? Not all do so.

Edited November 4, 2022 by CollectForFun

[Petra]

Trying to collect all these coins by far isn’t the worst thing that people collect! Plus .. always (hopefully) have a sell on value 🤔🫣

[bluffer]

12 hours ago, Gordy said:

Scotland..... Sheckel

Palau... 

Cook Islands

err a scheckel 1oz coin?  think not.  anyhoo, everyone knows scoatlands currency,  the coin is a nikkla, with a lifetime gaurantee of no mud sticking to it, ever.

[bluffer]

4 hours ago, CollectForFun said:

Just my 2 cents, don't do it. At most, go for some variability i.e. include 10 countries with best known bullion and then pick other less common ones that you like, but I don't see any sense in trying to collect every country just for the sake of it.

Also: Afghanistan, Andorra, Anguilla, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Belarus, Benin, British Indian Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso... (numista.com is your friend)

Not mentioned in your post but arguably you refer to 1oz .999 silver? Because there are also 1oz coins made of lesser purity silver. Also, if .999, do you want that "1oz .999 silver" is stated on the coin? Not all do so.

Idealy yeah 999. and err, given your user name, is that the advice you want to give? 😜

 

14 hours ago, stefffana said:

Islands and territories are probably more who are allowing another companies to issue 1oz silver coins using their names: Tuvalu, Saint Helena, Samoa, Virgin Islands, Vanuatu, are only few names who are now in my mind.

Also, I can not see Germany.

I will try to find more when I will have time.

Good luck with your hunt!🤗

whats the german one?  I has seen silver euros or stuff from the germania mint ( I would count them as rounds ) but nothing like a brit / philly etc

[stefffana]

2 hours ago, bluffer said:

Idealy yeah 999. and err, given your user name, is that the advice you want to give? 😜

 

whats the german one?  I has seen silver euros or stuff from the germania mint ( I would count them as rounds ) but nothing like a brit / philly etc

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia176199.html

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia225331.html

[daca]

1 Ounce Germania - QUADRIGA

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia107664.html

nevermind, i've read wrong

 

Edited November 4, 2022 by daca

[MonkeysUncle]

On 04/11/2022 at 12:29, bluffer said:

err a scheckel 1oz coin?  think not.  anyhoo, everyone knows scoatlands currency,  the coin is a nikkla, with a lifetime gaurantee of no mud sticking to it, ever.

I thought it was the Irn Bru tin!

[ak74]

On 04/11/2022 at 16:29, stefffana said:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia225331.html

I am quite surprised that Numista put Federal Republic of Germany for that round.

Actually Germania Mint is the company located in Poland, issuing rounds "on behalf" of non-existeing (at least anymore) Germania country with denomination in non-existing currency Mark (not EUR and of course not Deutsche Mark).

[stefffana]

1 hour ago, ak74 said:

I am quite surprised that Numista put Federal Republic of Germany for that round.

Actually Germania Mint is the company located in Poland, issuing rounds "on behalf" of non-existeing (at least anymore) Germania country with denomination in non-existing currency Mark (not EUR and of course not Deutsche Mark).

Yep. But is written Germany, have face value, so in my opinion, will qualify.😊

[StackemHigh]

On 07/11/2022 at 11:44, ak74 said:

I am quite surprised that Numista put Federal Republic of Germany for that round.

Actually Germania Mint is the company located in Poland, issuing rounds "on behalf" of non-existeing (at least anymore) Germania country with denomination in non-existing currency Mark (not EUR and of course not Deutsche Mark).

Germania Mint are a quality outfit but most are fantasy coins or rounds. They have produced some EUR coins on behalf of Malta. These are most certainly coins.