Age of Giants - Dinosaur Collection (incl. Skull of the Tyrannosaurus Rex)
- Strictly limited: only 499 pieces
- Striking design: dinosaur before skeleton
- Gold and silver: eight mintages
- Strictly limitedThe Tyrannosaurus Rex appears only 499 times worldwide
- Striking designThe living predator strides forth before its skeleton
- Gold and silverFour silver ounces and four gold mintages in one collection
Total discount in this bundle
£169.77
- £169.77 discount on the included products
- 1 x1 oz Silver Tyrannosaurus Rex 2026 (Mintage: 499 | Dino Skull | Proof)
- 1 x1/200 oz Gold Stegosaurus 2025 (Mintage: 5,000 | Proof)
- 1 x1/200 oz Gold Pteranodon 2025 (Mintage: 5,000 | Proof)
- 1 x0.5 Gram Gold Prehistoric Life II Plateosaurus 2026 (Mintage: 2,000 | Proof)
- 1 x1/200 oz Gold Brachiosaurus 2025 (Mintage: 5,000 | Proof)
- 1 x1 oz Silver Prehistoric Life Suchomimus 2024 (Mintage: 2,000)
- 1 x1 oz Silver Prehistoric Life Velociraptor 2025 (Mintage: 10,000)
- 1 x1 oz Silver Prehistoric Life Carnotaurus 2025 (Mintage: 10,000)
Collection · silver and gold
From the rock into the light.Eight animals in silver and gold.
Four coins of 1 ounce of silver each, three of 1/200 ounce of gold each and one of 0.5 g of gold, issuing countries Liberia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Four coins of 1 ounce of silver each, three of 1/200 ounce of gold each and one of 0.5 g of gold, issuing countries Liberia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
From the rock
No human has ever seen these animals alive.
After the end of the dinosaurs, almost 65 million years passed before humans appeared on Earth. What we know of these animals comes from the rock.
Source: U.S. Geological Survey
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
PlateosaurusDinosaur
ArchosaursAnimal group
Jurassic
about 201 to 143 million years ago
StegosaurusDinosaur
BrachiosaurusDinosaur
PlesiosaurusMarine reptile
ArchaeopteryxEarly bird
Cretaceous
about 143 to 66 million years ago
SuchomimusDinosaur
PteranodonPterosaur
VelociraptorDinosaur
CarnotaurusDinosaur
T. rexDinosaur
UtahraptorDinosaur
AustralovenatorDinosaur
ParasaurolophusDinosaur
QuetzalcoatlusPterosaur
TriceratopsDinosaur
- 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
GigantopithecusGreat ape
Giant deerMammal
Cave bearMammal
Cave lionMammal
Woolly rhinocerosMammal
MammothMammal
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 collection
Eight coins, two issuing countries
From Liberia come the Tyrannosaurus rex in 1 ounce of silver and, from the Primal series, Stegosaurus, Pteranodon and Brachiosaurus, each in 1/200 ounce of gold.
Suchomimus and Carnotaurus come from the Prehistoric Life series of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Velociraptor and Plateosaurus from Prehistoric Life II.
At a glance
- Issuing countries
- Liberia, DR Congo
- Metal
- silver and gold
- Total fine weight
- around 125 g
- Contents
- 8 coins
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
The dinosaurs live on in the birds.
Age of the Giants – eight prehistoric mintages and a skull that towers above them all
Some collecting themes need no introduction. Dinosaurs are one of them. This collection bundles no fewer than eight mintages centred on the rulers of prehistoric times – four silver coins of one ounce each and four miniature gold mintages. The striking skull of the Tyrannosaurus Rex, rendered in elegant gold finish, serves as the stage for the centrepiece: the large silver ounce is presented within its open jaw. Anyone looking to build a dinosaur series can secure an entire era in one go.
The centrepiece: 1 oz Silver Tyrannosaurus Rex 2026
Just 499 pieces worldwide – a truly exceptional figure in today's collector market. The coin is struck from 999.9/1,000 fine silver, measures 40.00 mm in diameter, and is issued in Proof quality, the highest minting standard. Officially issued for Liberia with a face value of 20 dollars, struck for Kettner Edelmetalle. The design plays cleverly with two layers: the living predator strides forward in front of its own skeleton, flesh and fossil merging within the mirrored field. The included T-Rex skull turns it into a display piece that instantly draws the eye in any cabinet.
Four silver ounces from the world of "Prehistoric Life"
The "Prehistoric Life" series has grown over the years into one of the most popular prehistoric programmes. Four issues are gathered here:
- 1 oz Silver Tyrannosaurus Rex 2026 – mintage 499, Proof, including dinosaur-skull presentation
- 1 oz Silver Prehistoric Life Suchomimus 2024 – mintage of only 2,000 pieces, colour-designed prehistoric landscape
- 1 oz Silver Prehistoric Life Velociraptor 2025 – mintage 10,000, finely engraved steppe scene with the feathered hunter
- 1 oz Silver Prehistoric Life Carnotaurus 2025 – mintage 10,000, fourth issue of the second series instalment
Gold in miniature format: four mintages, nearly one gram of fine gold
Gold coins do not need to be large to make an impression. Within just 14 millimetres, the 1/200 oz pieces capture entire geological eras – each in 999.9 fine gold and Proof quality:
- 1/200 oz Gold Stegosaurus 2025 – mintage 5,000
- 1/200 oz Gold Pteranodon 2025 – mintage 5,000, the flying reptile over a prehistoric forest
- 1/200 oz Gold Brachiosaurus 2025 – mintage 5,000, the long-necked giant as a symbol of the era
- 0.5 gram Gold Prehistoric Life II Plateosaurus 2026 – mintage 2,000, the seventh issue of the series
In total, the collection reaches a fine weight of 125.38 grams: around four troy ounces of fine silver plus nearly one gram of pure gold. All pieces are brand new; the condition grades of the individual issues – ranging from Proof to standard Brilliant Uncirculated quality – are explained in detail on the respective individual product pages.
Small mintages write great collecting stories. Anyone who secures an entire era at once won't have to chase down each piece later.
Why this collection is appealing to collectors and investors alike
The appeal lies in the mix. On one side, rarities with low mintages – 499 for the T-Rex, 2,000 each for the Suchomimus and the Plateosaurus. On the other, eight mintages of genuine precious metal that need no proof of their material value. Gold is humanity's oldest currency and has outlived every paper currency; silver has accompanied trade for millennia. Herein lies the second benefit: physical metal in hand is a proven building block for inflation hedging and crisis protection, independent of counterparties or booking systems.
Compared with a single themed coin, this bundle covers several metals, years of issue, and formats – from the 14-millimetre gold wafer to the 40-millimetre silver ounce. That makes it an ideal entry point into the prehistoric theme, and at the same time a gift that delights children and seasoned connoisseurs alike. It remains important to note: collector's coins trade above their pure metal value because the design, minting artistry, and limited mintage are factored into the price. How collector value will develop cannot be predicted – but the rarity of these issues is a foundation that connoisseurs value highly. Discover with this collection eight coins that bring 150 million years of Earth's history within reach.
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