Posted 06/15/2025 6:28 pm
Canada and Australia are just about it, in terms of British Commonwealth nations that both used the QEII portrait and also produce large quantities of "real" bullion coins made from that country's own mined silver. Any other countries you might find out there will be NCLT made-for-collectors coins, likely to have a substantial premium above bullion value.
Your next best bet might be the New Zealand silver kiwi, perhaps? https://www.jmbullion.com/2023-1-oz...r-kiwi-coin/
All the other candidates are from a smattering of island nations and British overseas territories that are even smaller than New Zealand, used as flags of convenience by private mints with resultant small mintages and often gimmicky themes. You'd like to see Queen Elizabeth and Darth Vader on the same coin? Niue's got you covered: https://metalsmint.com/product/2022...1-oz-silver/
Your next best bet might be the New Zealand silver kiwi, perhaps? https://www.jmbullion.com/2023-1-oz...r-kiwi-coin/
All the other candidates are from a smattering of island nations and British overseas territories that are even smaller than New Zealand, used as flags of convenience by private mints with resultant small mintages and often gimmicky themes. You'd like to see Queen Elizabeth and Darth Vader on the same coin? Niue's got you covered: https://metalsmint.com/product/2022...1-oz-silver/
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