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  • Finest Gold: 999.9/1,000 fineness
  • German Minting: exclusive to Kettner
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Brachiosaurus

From the rock into the light.A Brachiosaurus in gold.

1/200 ounce of gold, in proof quality, issuing country Liberia. Brachiosaurus lived 152 to 145 million years ago.

Brachiosaurus on 1/200 ounce of gold, reverse, image
1/200 ounce of gold, obverse with issuing country Liberia, image

Brachiosaurus on 1/200 ounce of gold, reverse, image

1/200 ounce of gold, in proof quality, issuing country Liberia. Brachiosaurus lived 152 to 145 million years ago.

From the rock

It owes its name to its forelimbs, which were longer than its hind limbs.

The skeleton of its relative Giraffatitan stands in the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin. According to Guinness World Records, it is the largest mounted dinosaur skeleton in the world.

No human has ever seen this animal alive: the age of the dinosaurs ended 66 million years ago, and the human genus has existed for about 2.8 million years.

Sources: Natural History Museum, London; Museum für Naturkunde Berlin

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.

  1. Devonian

    about 420 to 359 million years ago

    • Dunkleo­steus, image of the coinDunkleo­steusArmoured fish
  2. Carboniferous

    about 359 to 299 million years ago

  3. Permian

    about 299 to 252 million years ago

  4. Triassic

    about 252 to 201 million years ago

    • Archosaurs, image of the coinArchosaursAnimal group
    • Plateo­saurus, image of the coinPlateo­saurusDinosaur
  5. Jurassic

    about 201 to 143 million years ago

    • Brachio­saurus, image of the coinBrachio­saurusDinosaur
    • Plesio­saurus, image of the coinPlesio­saurusMarine reptile
    • Stego­saurus, image of the coinStego­saurusDinosaur
    • Archaeo­pteryx, image of the coinArchaeo­pteryxEarly bird
  6. Cretaceous

    about 143 to 66 million years ago

    • Utahraptor, image of the coinUtahraptorDinosaur
    • Australo­venator, image of the coinAustralo­venatorDinosaur
    • Pteranodon, image of the coinPteranodonPterosaur
    • Parasauro­lophus, image of the coinParasauro­lophusDinosaur
    • Velociraptor, image of the coinVelociraptorDinosaur
    • Carnotaurus, image of the coinCarnotaurusDinosaur
    • Quetzal­coatlus, image of the coinQuetzal­coatlusPterosaur
    • Triceratops, image of the coinTriceratopsDinosaur
    • T. rex, image of the coinT. rexDinosaur
    • The age of the dinosaurs ends 66 million years ago.
  7. Palaeogene

    66 to about 23 million years ago

    • Titanoboa, image of the coinTitanoboaSnake
  8. Neogene

    about 23 to 2.6 million years ago

    • Megalodon, image of the coinMegalodonShark
    • The human genus begins about 2.8 million years ago.
  9. Pleistocene

    about 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago

    • Giganto­pithecus, image of the coinGiganto­pithecusGreat ape
    • Giant deer, image of the coinGiant deerMammal
    • Cave bear, image of the coinCave bearMammal
    • Cave lion, image of the coinCave lionMammal
    • Woolly rhinoceros, image of the coinWoolly rhinocerosMammal
    • Mammoth, image of the coinMammothMammal
    • Sabre-toothed cat, image of the coinSabre-toothed catMammal
    • Aurochs, image of the coinAurochsMammal
    • 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

Five animals, one obverse

The reverse shows Brachiosaurus in its landscape, along with 1/200 OZ FINE GOLD 9999.

The shared obverse shows all five animals of the series with 25 DOLLARS and the coat of arms of Liberia.

  • Fineness1/200 OZ FINE GOLD 9999

  • Face value25 DOLLARS on the obverse

The image up close

At a glance

Issuing country
Liberia
Face value
25 dollars
Metal
gold
Weight
1/200 ounce
Diameter
14 mm
Quality
Proof
Fineness
999.9/1,000
Mintage
5,000 pieces
Year
2025

The dinosaurs live on in the birds.

1/200 oz Gold Brachiosaurus 2025 – when prehistoric times meet genuine fine gold

Around 150 million years of Earth's history, captured in just 14 millimeters of purest fine gold: The 1/200 oz Gold Brachiosaurus 2025 combines the fascination of the dinosaur era with the enduring substance of physical gold. The real reason to buy is not the design, but the precious metal it contains – the value of this issue is based on its fine gold content and moves in line with the gold price.

  • Strictly limited: a worldwide strictly limited mintage of only 5,000 pieces
  • Growth opportunities: high appreciation potential due to the tight limitation and lively demand
  • Rarity: a rare, sought-after collector's coin from the Prehistoric series in a convenient miniature format
  • Minting quality: the highest possible finish, Proof (PP), with a mirrored field and frosted relief
  • Material / fineness: 999.9/1,000 fine gold – nearly pure, high-quality investment gold
  • Investment objective: a physical gold investment whose value tracks the gold price and remains tradable at any time
  • Design: a majestic Brachiosaurus set against an authentic Jurassic backdrop, with assembled prehistoric giants on the reverse
  • Manufacturer: minted exclusively for Kettner Edelmetalle
  • Country of origin: official issuing country Liberia, minted in Germany

A sauropod in purest gold

The obverse is dedicated entirely to the Brachiosaurus. The sauropod stretches its characteristically long neck upward, while in the background tall trees, ferns, and tropical plants depict the Jurassic landscape – down to a delicate mountain silhouette. The frosted relief of the dinosaur stands out brilliantly against the mirrored gold background; along the lower edge, the inscription "1/200 OZ FINE GOLD 9999" reveals the high fineness. The reverse of this gold coin stages an entire prehistoric scene: alongside the long-necked sauropod appear a mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex, a horned Triceratops, a Stegosaurus, and a pterosaur. Also shown are the face value "25 Dollars", the year of issue "2025", and a reference to the Republic of Liberia as the issuing country.

Strictly limited – rarity with substance

What makes this gold coin so interesting beyond its design is its consistent scarcity. The issue is limited to 5,000 pieces worldwide – a genuine rarity, whose very low mintage forms the basis for its appreciation potential. Small mintages and steady demand have always been key value drivers in the market for gold coins. Those who act early secure a piece from a tightly limited series that carries exactly this combination of fine gold and strict limitation.

Highest minting quality: Proof

This miniature was struck in the top quality of Proof. For this PP finish, hand-selected blanks are struck multiple times with polished dies – the result is the striking contrast between a deep black mirrored field and a velvety frosted design. This allows the anatomical details of the Brachiosaurus, from its skin texture to its body proportions, to stand out with precision. The coin is delivered protected in an elaborately designed coincard that evocatively picks up on the prehistoric theme.

Why physical gold?

Gold is the world's oldest currency and has been a proven store of value for over 6,000 years. It possesses an intrinsic, globally recognized value, has never fallen to a price of zero, and protects against the gradual loss of purchasing power. This makes the precious metal a solid inflation hedge and a crisis hedge in uncertain times. Physical gold is scarce, durable, tradable worldwide, and highly liquid – it can be converted back into cash at any time. It's no coincidence that central banks are among the largest gold holders in the world. A pleasant side effect for investors: profits from the sale of physical gold are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.

Gold has been shining for millennia – and will not lose its shine in the future either. Built up in small steps, even modest amounts of gold accumulate over the years into considerable wealth.

It is precisely the convenient 1/200-ounce format that makes entering physical gold investment easy, and it is ideally suited for building wealth piece by piece or passing it on across generations. Would you like to give genuine investment gold for a special occasion such as a birthday, christening, or Christmas? Then with the Brachiosaurus you're not giving a mere decorative item, but a tangible asset – minted fine gold whose value tracks the gold price, with its prehistoric design simply adding a personal touch.

Key facts at a glance

  • Precious metal: Gold, fineness 999.9/1,000
  • Fine weight: 0.16 g (1/200 oz)
  • Diameter: 14.00 mm
  • Face value: 25 Dollars
  • Issuing country: Liberia (minted in Germany)
  • Year of issue: 2025
  • Grade: Proof (PP)
  • Mintage: 5,000 pieces worldwide
  • Series: Prehistoric
  • Packaging: Coincard

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