1/2 oz Silver Wolf 2026 (Mintage: 999 | Proof)
- Two wolf designs: snarling and howling
- Strictly limited: no restrike
- Purest silver: 999.9/1,000 fineness
- Two wolf designsSnarling wolf portrait and howling wolf on rocks
- Strictly limitedOnly a few left in stock, no restrike
- Purest silverFine silver in the highest purity of 999.9
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A year outdoors.
Wolf 2026, 1/2 ounce of fine silver, reverse
On the reverse the wolf bares its teeth, its eye bright and alert, and on the obverse it stands on a rock. Its time of the year is spring, when the pups are born.
Spring · The wolf
In spring the pups are born.
Wolves usually mate in late February or early March. After about 63 days, most often four to six pups are born, in late April or early May.
“A wolf pack is a family of wolves”: as a rule the parents, their pups and the yearlings from the previous year, usually five to ten animals. At 10 to 22 months most of the young leave to seek a territory of their own and a partner.
Wolves pick up the scent of other wolves from up to two kilometres away. An average wolf with an established territory covers 5 to 30 kilometres in one night. Its typical gait is the straight-line trot: the hind paw steps exactly into the print of the front paw.
In 2000, for the first time in a long while, a pack with at least four pups was confirmed in the Muskau Heath in Lusatia.
A year outdoors
Each animal has its moment in the year.
From the first brooding in late winter to the winter cluster: this is how the year passes outdoors.
- Late winterGolden EagleIn early February the golden eagle’s breeding season begins in the Bavarian Alps.
- SpringWolf
- SummerHoney BeeThe honey bees dance and forage, and the red deer grows new antlers in velvet.
- AutumnRed DeerIn early September the rut begins, and the stags roar loudly.
- WinterHoney BeeThe bees keep each other warm in the winter cluster.
The design as struck
The fur in fine strands.
The wolf bares its teeth, its eye is bright, its fur lies in fine strands, and behind it stand fir trees.
The loupe reveals how finely the design is struck.
HeadThe wolf’s head
FurThe fur in fine strands
FirsThe firs in the background
Enlarged from the images in our gallery.
The craft
What sets this coin apart.
Kettner Edelmetalle’s own minting, struck in Germany and issued for the Republic of Liberia.
- Proof
- The field gleams like a mirror, and the animal stands on it, frosted and sculptural. With every movement in the light, gleam and relief alternate.
- The mintage
- Struck in a mintage of 999 pieces.
The sizes to scale
Every size in true proportion.
Side by side to scale, from 30 millimetres in gold to 55 millimetres in silver.
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1/4 ounce30 mm in goldgold30 mm
1 ounce40 mm in silversilver40 mm
2 ounces55 mm in silversilver55 mm
At a glance
- Type
- Coin
- Metal
- silver
- Design
- Wolf’s head, wolf on a rock
- Weight
- 1/2 ounce of fine silver
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Face value
- 10 Dollars
- Issuing country
- Liberia
- Year
- 2026
- Quality
- Proof
- Mintage
- 999 pieces
- Maker
- Kettner Edelmetalle
- Packaging
- Coin capsule
In early spring the bees’ brood nest warms up to 35 °C again, and in early February the golden eagle’s breeding season begins in the Bavarian Alps.
Länderinstitut für Bienenkunde Hohen Neuendorf; Bayerisches Landesamt für Umwelt
1/2 oz Silver Wolf 2026 – Proof | Only 999 pieces worldwide
Strictly limited: Very low mintage of only 999 pieces worldwide – a true rarity for discerning collectors
Growth opportunities: High appreciation potential due to strict limitation and rising demand for exclusive collector's items
Minting quality: Highest possible minting quality "Proof" (PP) – every detail in breathtaking sharpness
Design: Impressive wolf in front of fir trees from the "Symbolism" series – obverse with a snarling wolf portrait, reverse with a howling wolf on rocks
Purity: 999.9/1,000 fine silver – the highest purity level for silver coins
Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
Country of origin: Germany (country of issue: Liberia)
There are coins that you buy. And there are coins that you simply must own. The 1/2 oz silver Wolf 2026 in Proof undoubtedly belongs to the second category. As part of the fascinating "Symbolism" series by Kettner Edelmetalle, this collector's coin combines the finest minting artistry with a design that truly gets under your skin – in the most literal sense of the word.
A design that won't let the viewer go
Take a look at the obverse of this extraordinary silver coin issue, and you will understand why collectors around the world are raving about it. A wolf gazes directly at you – lips drawn back, teeth bared, its stare piercing and wild. Every single hair of the dense fur has been engraved with a level of detail that is simply impressive. In the background, fir trees rise against a smooth surface, creating a fascinating contrast between mirror-like and frosted surfaces. In the lower right edge you'll find the inscription "1/2 OZ FINE SILVER 9999" as well as the year of issue 2026.
The reverse is in no way inferior. Here, a howling wolf sits enthroned on a rugged rock – majestic, powerful, timeless. Its call seems to break out of the silver itself. The face value of 10 Dollars and the inscription "Republic of Liberia" frame the scene. Here too, the geometric background pattern, with its interplay of light and shadow, sets dramatic accents.
For thousands of years, the wolf has stood as a symbol of strength, instinct, and freedom. In many cultures, it is revered as a guardian and guide – symbolism that this coin captures in impressive fashion.
Strictly limited – only 999 pieces worldwide
What makes this issue particularly desirable for collectors is its strict limitation. Only 999 pieces were minted worldwide. No more. Once these are sold out, there will be no re-minting. Period. Especially with coins in Proof quality and such a low mintage, experience shows that demand often quickly exceeds supply – a circumstance that can bring significant appreciation potential.
Technical specifications at a glance
Precious metal: Silver, fineness 999.9/1,000
Weight: 1/2 oz (15.55 g fine weight)
Diameter: 38.61 mm
Edge design: Reeded
Face value: 10 Dollars (Liberia)
Year of issue: 2026
Grade: Proof
Packaging: Coin capsule
Mintage: 999 pieces
Why this particular coin?
For centuries, silver has been far more than just an industrial metal. It is a store of value, a medium of exchange, and – yes – a tangible piece of security in uncertain times. As an inflation hedge and crisis protection, the white precious metal has a long tradition. But this coin is about even more: it's about the passion of collecting, the joy of a work of art that you can hold in your hands.
Kettner Edelmetalle's "Symbolism" series focuses on powerful animal designs deeply rooted in human cultural history. The wolf, as the first – or one of the first – designs in this series, is a choice that could hardly have been more fitting. Whoever secures this rarity today holds not only 15.55 grams of the purest silver in their hands, but a collector's item with character and history.
Who is this coin suitable for?
Whether you already have an extensive collection or are just discovering your passion for fine mintages – the 1/2 oz Silver Wolf 2026 is a piece that should not be missing from any collection. The combination of the highest fineness (999.9/1,000), masterful minting quality, and a strictly limited mintage makes it one of the most exciting collector's items of 2026. And don't forget: profits from the sale of silver are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year – an advantage not to be underestimated.
Secure your piece now before the last ones are sold out. Because with only 999 pieces worldwide, every day counts.
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