1 oz Silver Mammoth 2025 (Mintage: 750 | Proof)
- Colored Accents: design partly in color
- Numbered: with certificate of authenticity
- B.H. Mayer: issued by the state of Niue
- Colored AccentsGold-colored tusks add highlights to the silver
- NumberedThe certificate verifies your piece from the small mintage
- B.H. MayerRenowned German mint, face value 1 Niue dollar
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Mammoth
People still saw them.A mammoth in silver.
1 ounce of silver, in proof quality and in colour, issuing country Niue.
Mammoth on 1 ounce of silver, reverse, image
1 ounce of silver, in proof quality and in colour, issuing country Niue.
On the cave wall
A mammoth from Alaska travelled almost twice around the Earth in 28 years.
This is shown by strontium and oxygen in its tusk, which is about 17,000 years old.
In the Chauvet Cave, mammoths, big cats, rhinoceroses and bears are among the most frequent animal images. People first entered the cave about 36,500 years ago.
Source: University of California, Santa Cruz
The timeline
From the Devonian to the last Ice Age
Each animal stands in its geological period. The sections show the order, not the duration.
Devonian
about 420 to 359 million years ago
DunkleosteusArmoured fish
Carboniferous
about 359 to 299 million years ago
Permian
about 299 to 252 million years ago
Triassic
about 252 to 201 million years ago
ArchosaursAnimal group
PlateosaurusDinosaur
Jurassic
about 201 to 143 million years ago
PlesiosaurusMarine reptile
StegosaurusDinosaur
BrachiosaurusDinosaur
ArchaeopteryxEarly bird
Cretaceous
about 143 to 66 million years ago
UtahraptorDinosaur
AustralovenatorDinosaur
PteranodonPterosaur
ParasaurolophusDinosaur
VelociraptorDinosaur
CarnotaurusDinosaur
QuetzalcoatlusPterosaur
TriceratopsDinosaur
T. rexDinosaur
- The age of the dinosaurs ends 66 million years ago.
Palaeogene
66 to about 23 million years ago
TitanoboaSnake
Neogene
about 23 to 2.6 million years ago
MegalodonShark
- The human genus begins about 2.8 million years ago.
Pleistocene
about 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago
MammothMammal
GigantopithecusGreat ape
Giant deerMammal
Cave bearMammal
Cave lionMammal
Woolly rhinocerosMammal
Sabre-toothed catMammal
AurochsMammal
- Homo sapiens has existed for about 300,000 years.
- People enter the Chauvet Cave about 36,500 years ago.
Not to scale. Dates according to the International Commission on Stratigraphy, rounded.
The coin
The animal among its fossils
The animal appears in colour in the rock, surrounded by fossils, among them ammonites and bones.
The obverse shows King Charles III and ONE DOLLAR, and the issuing country is Niue.
FossilsFossils in the rock
Face valueONE DOLLAR on the obverse
Fineness1oz 999 SILVER
The image up close
At a glance
- Issuing country
- Niue
- Face value
- 1 dollar
- Metal
- silver
- Weight
- 1 ounce
- Diameter
- 38.6 mm
- Quality
- Proof
- Finish
- coloured
- Fineness
- 999/1,000
- Mintage
- 750 pieces
- Year
- 2025
People saw them and painted them on the walls.
Exclusive Mammoth Silver Coin 2025 - An Extraordinary Collector's Coin in the Highest Minting Quality
- Minting quality: Highest minting grade Proof (PP)
- Strictly limited: Mintage of only 750 pieces worldwide
- Special feature: Partially coloured design with an impressive mammoth depiction
- Value appreciation potential: Very high collector potential due to extreme limitation
- Manufacturer: Renowned B.H. Mayer mint
- Origin: Official issue of the State of Niue
This exquisite silver coin made of one ounce of finest silver (999/1,000) is an absolute rarity for discerning collectors. The impressive design shows a majestic mammoth in a striking combination of partially coloured minting and classic coin artistry.
Fascinating Design Meets Prehistoric History
The main motif of the coin presents a richly detailed woolly mammoth with its characteristic massive tusks shown in gold colouring. The lifelike depiction is complemented by fossil elements and the distinctive inscription "MAMMOTH". The reverse features the current portrait of King Charles III as well as the key coin information.
The woolly mammoth was one of the most impressive mammals of the Ice Age and, as a herbivore, significantly shaped the ecosystem of the tundra at that time.
Unique Collector's Coin with Potential
With a strictly limited mintage of only 750 pieces worldwide, this coin is predestined for collectors with high standards. The combination of the highest minting quality Proof, the fascinating design and the extreme limitation makes this issue a promising addition to any ambitious collection.
Technical Specifications at a Glance
- Face value: 1 Niue dollar
- Fine weight: 31.10 grams
- Diameter: 38.60 mm
- Minting quality: Proof
- Delivery: In an elegant case with certificate of authenticity
This extraordinary collector's coin is delivered in a high-quality case with a certificate of authenticity documenting the numbering of the strictly limited mintage. A unique opportunity to secure a piece of prehistoric history combined with modern coin artistry.
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