1/4 oz Gold Native Animals Wolf 2025 (Mintage: 299 | Proof)
- Finest details: every hair in the fur
- German minting: from our own house
- In elegant case: a worthy gift
- Finest detailsFur in fine lines before firs of the native forest
- German mintingExclusively minted by Kettner Edelmetalle in Germany
- In elegant caseCarefully delivered in an elegant case, ready to give
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Own minting · 1/4 ounce of fine gold
A year outdoors.
Wolf 2025, 1/4 ounce of fine gold, reverse
On the reverse the wolf growls before fir trees, and on the obverse it sits on a rocky ledge. 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’s head is shown in three-quarter profile, the fur falls in fine strands, and fir trees rise behind it.
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 299 pieces, each coin in a wooden case with a numbered plaque.
The sizes to scale
Every size in true proportion.
Side by side to scale, from 30 millimetres in gold to 55 millimetres in silver. The coin on this page is marked.
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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
- gold
- Design
- Wolf’s head, wolf on a rocky ledge
- Weight
- 1/4 ounce of fine gold
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Face value
- 100 Dollars
- Issuing country
- Liberia
- Diameter
- 30 mm
- Year
- 2025
- Quality
- Proof
- Mintage
- 299 pieces
- Maker
- Kettner Edelmetalle
- Packaging
- Wooden case with numbered plaque
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
The majestic wolf in purest gold – A masterpiece for collectors and investors
Mintage limit: Only 299 pieces worldwide – a true collector's item
Minting quality: Highest finishing level Proof (PP) for maximum brilliance
Value appreciation: Very high appreciation potential due to an extremely low mintage
Design: The powerful wolf, symbol of wildness and freedom, is presented in breathtaking detail against a mystical forest backdrop
Material / Fineness: Crafted from 7.78 grams of purest gold with an impressive fineness of 999.9/1,000
Manufacturer: Exclusively minted by Kettner Edelmetalle in a strictly limited edition
Experience the fascinating fusion of nature and precious metal! The new 1/4 ounce gold coin "Native Animals Wolf 2025" embodies the untamed power of the wilderness in its purest form. With only 299 pieces worldwide, this extraordinary coin is one of the most sought-after collector's items of the year.
A work of art of the highest order in Proof quality
The masterful minting depicts a wolf in all its splendor. Every single hair of its dense fur has been worked out with the utmost precision. The predator's piercing eyes seem to look directly at the viewer, while the stylized fir trees of the native forest in the background create atmospheric depth. This detail-loving design turns every coin into a small work of art.
"Gold is the oldest currency in the world – and the wolf is the symbol of strength and endurance. This coin combines both in a unique way."
Why this gold coin enriches your portfolio
In times of economic uncertainty, savvy investors seek stable assets. For millennia, gold has proven itself as the ultimate crisis protection. While paper money comes and goes, the precious metal retains its intrinsic value. The strict limitation to only 299 pieces worldwide gives this coin additional appreciation potential.
The advantages at a glance:
- Tax-free profits after just one year of holding
- VAT-free acquisition of physical gold
- Highest minting quality Proof for maximum shine
- Extremely limited mintage of only 299 pieces
- Perfect size with a 30 mm diameter
- Stylish case included
The world's central banks hoard gold in their vaults – a clear sign that even the guardians of paper money do not fully trust their own system. Follow this example and secure a piece of this timeless currency for yourself!
An investment with passion
This extraordinary coin does not appeal only to rational investors. It stirs emotions! The wolf as a design motif stands for freedom, independence, and connection with nature. Collectors appreciate the artistic design and the perfect craftsmanship. The combination of noble material, limited mintage, and emotional motif makes this coin a sought-after object for generations.
Consider this: gold has been shining for over 6,000 years and will never lose its luster. It has survived empires, currency reforms, and economic crises. While fiat currencies can be devalued through inflation, gold retains its purchasing power. A gram of gold today will still be a gram of gold in 50 years – with the crucial difference that its purchasing power will most likely have increased.
Technical perfection meets timeless beauty
With a fine weight of 7.78 grams of pure gold and a face value of 100 dollars, this Liberian coin combines official legal tender status with the highest collector's value. German minting craftsmanship by Kettner Edelmetalle guarantees a quality that is second to none. Each coin is carefully delivered in an elegant case – ready to crown your collection or bring joy as a valuable gift.
Secure your copy of this strictly limited gold coin now! With only 299 pieces worldwide, it is only a matter of time before this rarity is sold out. Become part of an exclusive community of collectors and invest in true values that last.
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