
2 oz Silver Abacus 2019 (Mintage: 2,500 | Antique Finish)

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Strictly limited to only 2,500 pieces worldwide – a true rarity with appreciation potential
Movable, gold-plated abacus at the center makes this coin a mechanical masterpiece
2 ounces of fine silver 999.9 in noble antique finish – every piece a unique specimen
Strictly limited: With only 2,500 pieces worldwide, this rarity is extremely scarce and promises great appreciation potential
Movable abacus: A genuine, gold-plated counting frame at the center makes this premium coin a mechanical masterpiece by the Perth Mint
Noble antique finish: 2 ounces of fine silver 999.9 with an aged surface – every piece is a unique collector's specimen
2 oz Silver Abacus 2019 – the mechanical rarity from the Silk Road
- Strictly limited: very low mintage of only 2,500 pieces worldwide
- Growth potential: high appreciation potential due to strict limitation and strong collector demand
- Rare collector's coin: a true rarity for lovers of extraordinary minting
- Design: functional, gold-plated abacus at the centre, embedded in vivid scenes of the Silk Road
- Manufacturer: minted by the world-famous Perth Mint Australia
- Country of origin: issued as official legal tender in the issuing country of Tuvalu
The 2 oz Silver Abacus 2019 is one of the most unusual collector's coins of recent years. At the centre of the coin sits a real, movable abacus – a mechanical calculating tool with freely sliding, golden-shimmering beads. This concept makes the piece a true eye-catcher within the Perth Mint's "Uniquely Shaped" series and at the same time a highly sought-after rarity.
A design like a journey along the Silk Road
The abacus is considered the first known portable calculating device and is closely associated with the history of the Silk Road. Merchants used it to record purchases and sales along the approximately 64,000-kilometre-long trade route that once connected China with the Middle East and Europe. Fittingly, the coin's design depicts travellers leading camels along the route. In the foreground, typical trade goods are lined up: pottery, textiles, fruit, paper, fragrances and spices. The Antique Finish gives each piece a slightly individual, antiquated-looking surface – no two pieces are exactly alike.
High-quality fine silver and premium minting quality
The coin was minted from two ounces of silver with a fineness of 999.9 and has a gross weight of 62.2 grams. With a diameter of 45.50 mm and a reeded edge design, it has a powerful and premium feel. The obverse bears the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as well as details of the face value, material and year of issue. The combination of matte fine silver and the gold-coloured accented centre underscores the special character of this premium coin.
- Material: 999.9 fine silver, 2 oz fine weight (62.2 g gross)
- Diameter: 45.50 mm, reeded edge
- Face value: 2 dollars (Tuvalu), year of issue 2019
- Minting quality: Antique Finish with gold-plated, movable abacus
- Delivery: original case together with numbered certificate of authenticity
Why this collector's coin is so sought-after
With a mintage of only 2,500 pieces worldwide, the Abacus edition ranks among the rare premium silver coins from the Perth Mint. This strict limitation meets consistently high demand among collectors, which can result in attractive potential for long-term performance. Those seeking high-quality pieces with genuine character will find here an extraordinary collector's coin with history and technical sophistication.
A mechanical abacus right in the middle of a silver coin – it can hardly get rarer or more original than this.
The coin is delivered in the high-quality original packaging from the Perth Mint, complemented by a numbered certificate of authenticity that documents the genuineness and the low mintage. This makes the piece a jewel of any collection – and a special gift for all those who appreciate extraordinary minting art in gold and silver.
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