
1 oz Silver Somalia Elephant 2026 (Mintage: 3,000 | partially gold-plated)

- Striking design: Elephant and zebra
- Mint: Bavarian Main Mint
- Highest purity: 999.9 fine silver
- Striking designFine detail down to trunk, ears and skin texture
- MintCenturies of minting tradition for flawless craftsmanship
- Highest purityBrilliant Uncirculated condition at a fineness of 999.9/1,000
Somalia Elephant, 1 ounce Silver
A new elephant every year,here gilded on silver.
1 ounce Silver, 2026 issue. The image shows an elephant at a waterhole, a second one in the background, and in front a zebra drinking. Only the elephants are gilded.


Somalia Elephant, 1 ounce Silver, design side, image
1 ounce Silver, 2026 issue. The image shows an elephant at a waterhole, a second one in the background, and in front a zebra drinking. Only the elephants are gilded.
The elephant
The eldest knows the way.
Elephants live in families. A herd usually consists of related females and their young, led by the matriarch, as a rule the oldest and most experienced. She knows where to find food and water. When danger looms, the herd forms a ring, the young in the middle.
In a study published in 2001, researchers used playback experiments to show that the oldest female’s better ability to discriminate can influence the social knowledge of the whole group. Elephants can communicate through deep calls that lie partly below the range of human hearing and carry a long way.
The trunk is nose and upper lip at once. It lifts a log, and just as well a single piece of straw.
- months of gestation
- around22
- years usually between two calves
- 3 to 6
- bones in the trunk
- 0
The years
From 2017 to 2026
The elephant has appeared since 1999, since 2004 with Somalia as the issuing country, since 2010 in gold as well. The design changes every year. Here are the years we stock.
2026At the waterhole, a zebra in front
2025Alone, with long tusks
2024Two elephants on the move
2023The trunk reaching for a branch
2021From the front, ears spread wide
2020Two elephants, facing each other
2018The head with its trunk curled
2017Trunk raised, before a hut and palm
The finish
Partly gilded
Silver finished with gold: only the elephants are gilded, landscape and lettering stay silver, as the image shows.
The coin
Design side and value side
The design side bears AFRICAN WILDLIFE at the top and ELEPHANT at the bottom, together with weight and fineness.
The value side shows the coat of arms of Somalia with two leopards holding a shield with a star, together with SOMALI REPUBLIC, the year and the face value.
On this coin, it is 100 Shillings.


ElephantThe elephant

Face valueFace value on the value side

GildingThe gilding
Details from the image
The elephant also comes in colour in the Day and Night set, in black and white in the Black and White set and as the Giant Moon.
The sizes
From half a gram to a kilogram
Both rows to scale by diameter.
Silver, 1 ounce and 1 kilogram
1 ounce38.6 mm
1 kg100 mm
Gold, from 0.5 gram to 5 ounces
0.5 g
1/25 ounce
1/10 ounce
1/4 ounce
1/2 ounce
1 ounce
5 ounces2023 design
At a glance
- Issuing country
- Somalia
- Face value
- 100 Shillings
- Metal
- Silver
- Weight
- 1 ounce
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Diameter
- 38.6 mm
- Year
- 2026
- Mintage
- 3,000 pieces
- Quality
- Uncirculated
One year, one elephant.
This is the one from 2026.
Exclusive Rarity: 1 oz Silver Somalia Elephant 2026 Partially Gilded – Only 3,000 Pieces Worldwide!
Strictly limited: Extremely low mintage of only 3,000 pieces worldwide
Value appreciation potential: Enormous growth potential due to strict limitation and high collector demand
Rare collector's coin: Sought-after rarity for discerning enthusiasts
Unique design: Two majestic elephants in elegant partial gilding
Premium manufacturer: Minted by the renowned Bavarian Main Mint
Issuing country: Somalia, face value 100 Shillings
The new Silver Somalia Elephant 2026 in the exclusive partially gilded edition is a true masterpiece of minting artistry! With a mintage of only 3,000 pieces worldwide, this collector's coin is one of the most coveted rarities of the coming year. The combination of purest silver and elegant partial gilding makes this coin an extraordinary showpiece for every collector.
Fascinating details of the partially gilded elephants
The centerpiece of this spectacular coin is formed by two artistically designed elephants in shimmering gold finishing. The detailed depiction shows the majestic pachyderms in their natural habitat – one elephant at a waterhole, with a second elephant behind. The partial gilding gives the elephants a special radiance and makes them stand out impressively against the silver background.
"The Somalia Elephant series is one of Africa's most popular bullion coins – the partially gilded special edition with its very low mintage is an absolute highlight for collectors and investors alike."
Perfect symbiosis of investment and collector's passion
This extraordinary silver coin combines the best of two worlds. As physical precious metal, it offers solid inflation hedge and serves as proven crisis protection in uncertain times. The strict limitation to only 3,000 pieces worldwide additionally creates enormous value appreciation potential that goes far beyond the pure material value.
Technical perfection in every detail
With a fine weight of exactly 31.10 grams and a fineness of 999.9/1,000, this coin meets the highest quality standards. The diameter of 38.60 mm provides ample space for the artistic design. The Bavarian Main Mint, known for its centuries-old minting tradition, guarantees flawless craftsmanship in Brilliant Uncirculated quality.
Investment security: One ounce of pure silver as a crisis-proof investment
Collector's value: Limitation to 3,000 pieces creates exclusivity
Tax advantages: After a one-year holding period, profits are tax-free
Liquidity: Recognized worldwide and tradable at any time
Aesthetics: Artistic design with elegant gold finishing
Why invest in this rarity right now?
Silver is currently experiencing a renaissance as an investment metal. Rising industrial demand, especially in the electronics and solar industries, is meeting limited supply. This rare collector's coin additionally benefits from its extreme scarcity. Experience shows that such strictly limited special editions are often sold out shortly after release and achieve significant premiums on the secondary market.
The reverse of the coin proudly displays the Somali national coat of arms. The face value of 100 Shillings underscores its status as legal tender, which provides additional security.
A legacy for generations
This partially gilded Somalia Elephant coin is more than just an investment – it is a piece of history that you can pass on to future generations. Silver has preserved its value over millennia and survived every currency crisis. With this rarity, you not only secure your wealth but also create a fascinating collector's piece of lasting value.
Don't wait too long! With a mintage of only 3,000 pieces worldwide, this exclusive coin is typically sold out quickly. Secure your copy of this extraordinary partially gilded Somalia Elephant 2026 now – an investment that brings joy and creates value!
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