280,000
Customers
Secure
shipping

1/200 oz Gold Minted Bar Egypt Tutankhamun Death Mask 2026 (Mintage: 1,000 | Proof)

105 reviews
Average rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars
£58.54£84.00
VAT-free and excl. shipping
Available in 2–3 business days
Only 9 left to order
VisaMastercardAmerican ExpressApple PayGoogle Pay
dhlupsintexprosegurwertekurier
  • Investment Gold: Value follows the gold price
  • Official Coin: Face value 25 dollars
  • Gift Gold: for big occasions
Item No.: 1880452
Price alert
Share
DescriptionSpecificationsVideo

Liberia · Proof

Gold and silver on the NileTutankhamun’s mask,1/200 ounce gold.Tutankhamun,1/200 ounce gold.

Death mask of Tutankhamun, coin bar 2026, motif side

The death mask stands upright on fine gold 999.9/1,000.

In ancient Egypt

Flesh and bones of the gods

To the Egyptians, gold and silver were more than metal: they could stand for the flesh and the bones of the gods, for the sun and the moon.

Gold was linked with the gods and the deified dead because it lasts; silver, for its pale colour, with the moon and with ritual purity.

The gold of the pharaohs

Gold from Nubia and the Eastern Desert

The Egyptian word for gold, nbw, is reflected in the ancient name of Nubia.

The gold of the pharaohs was mostly not refined and often held a great deal of silver. Pliny the Elder called a natural alloy of gold with more than 20 per cent silver electrum.

Gold leaf that could be just one micrometre thin was already made in ancient times. Gold was largely controlled by the king, and of the many statues of the temples only a single golden one is known to survive.

Coined money came late: until about the time of Alexander the Great, the Egyptian economy was based on goods.

Egyptian Museum · Turin

The map of the gold mines

Around 1150 BC a map of the Wadi Hammamat was made for a quarrying expedition of Ramesses IV, one of the earliest known maps. According to the geologist James Harrell, it bears labels such as “hills where gold is found” and “hills of gold and silver”.

It is regarded as the oldest known geological map; the next known one only appears in the sources some 29 centuries later.

Silver and the moon

For long, silver was worth more than gold

Temple inscriptions from much of Egypt’s history point to this.

In the land of the pharaohs

Five faces of ancient Egypt

Tutankhamun reigned for about nine years, around 1336 to 1327 BC. His tomb was found largely intact.

Giza · wonder of the ancient world

Built for eternity

The Pyramid of Khufu is the only surviving wonder of the ancient world. Its ancient name was Akhet Khufu, “the Horizon of Khufu”.

Signs of the Nile

What the signs meant

The same signs return on the pieces of this world. This is how major museums describe their meaning in ancient Egypt.

  • Uraeus

    Uraeus

    The rearing cobra with its flared hood was worn on the forehead and was regarded as a sign of protection.

    On this piece

  • Eye of Ra

    Eye of Ra

    In the myth the Eye went away and only returned once wine, music and dance had calmed it; in this way the Egyptians explained the yearly journey of the sun to the south and back.

    On the Eye of Ra bar

  • Wedjat eye

    Wedjat eye

    “Wedjat” means “the one that is sound”: in the myth Seth injured or stole the eye of Horus, and Thoth restored it.

    On a pyramid from Djibouti

  • Scarab

    Scarab

    Scarabs with the name and title of their owner often served as seals: their underside was pressed into a lump of clay.

    On the scarab from the Solomon Islands

  • Ankh

    Ankh

    As a hieroglyph the ankh wrote the words “live” and “life”; as a symbol it stood for life.

    On a pyramid from Djibouti

  • Cartouche

    Cartouche

    In hieroglyphic inscriptions the oval surrounds the names of royal persons.

    On the coin of the Perth Mint

Minting and finish

Proof on 1/200 ounce

A proof finish sets finely frosted reliefs against a mirror-like field. For this the blanks are polished to a high shine and struck several times.

The bar is struck on one side, its back is polished plain.

Death mask of Tutankhamun, coin bar 2026, obverse
The bar
  • MaskThe mask in detail

  • YearThe year

  • Face valueThe face value, as struck

At a glance

Motif
Death mask of Tutankhamun
Metal
gold
Weight
1/200 ounce
Fineness
999.9/1,000
Dimensions
15 × 8.5 mm
Country of issue
Liberia
Face value
25 dollars
Year
2026
Quality
Proof
Mintage
1,000 pieces

Gold and silver on the Nile

Gold for permanence, silver for the moon: what the Egyptians saw in their metals, these bars and coins carry on.

Ancient Egypt, struck anew in gold and silver.

1/200 oz Gold Minted Bar Egypt Tutankhamun Death Mask 2026 – strictly limited rarity in Proof quality

  • Strictly limited: Limited worldwide to a very low mintage of only 1,000 pieces.
  • Growth potential: High value appreciation potential due to the strict limitation and the persistently high demand.
  • Rarity: An exceptionally rare collector's coin in an exclusive minted bar format.
  • Minting quality: Highest possible minting quality "Proof" (PP) with mirrored and matte surfaces.
  • Design: The world-famous golden death mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun with Nemes headdress, uraeus serpent, and pharaonic beard against a deep black background.
  • Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle.
  • Country of origin: Issued by the Republic of Liberia (year of issue 2026).
  • Investment goal: With gold bars, you can protect your wealth exceptionally effectively against the creeping loss of purchasing power caused by inflation.
  • Value preservation: This gold minted bar serves as a first-class store of value, securing the real value of your wealth in the long term.
  • Protection: Especially in times of inflation, economic uncertainty, and high government debt, you can reliably protect your wealth with gold.

With the 1/200 oz gold minted bar "Egypt Tutankhamun Death Mask 2026", you acquire full-fledged investment gold made of 999.9 fine gold (24 karat). The actual reason for purchase and the substance of this piece are the 0.16 g of pure fine gold it contains, whose value is directly tied to the gold price. The iconic design gives the compact bar, measuring 15 × 8.5 mm, its very own personal touch – yet at its core, it remains a return-oriented, physical gold investment with a face value of 25 dollars.

The central design shows the most famous mask in human history: the golden death mask of the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun. The youthful face with almond-shaped eyes gazes frontally out of the bar, framed by the striped Nemes headdress with its smooth and grooved stripes. On the forehead, the uraeus serpent rises up – the symbol of royal power and divine protection – beneath which falls the braided, ceremonial pharaonic beard. The deep black background creates a dramatic contrast to the warm, rich gold tone and makes the relief, in Proof minting quality, stand out almost three-dimensionally. On the left runs the vertical inscription "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA", on the lower right sits the Liberian coat of arms with the sailing ship; along the bottom edge are "25 DOLLARS", "1/200 OZ", and "9999 FINE GOLD".

Why minted bars, anyway? Bars that carry a coin die stamp and an imprinted face value are referred to as minted bars. At first glance, this piece looks like a classic bar – rectangular, compact, with rounded corners and a mirror-smooth reverse. However, due to the imprinted face value, it attains the status of a coin in Germany and is simultaneously an official, state-guaranteed legal tender in its country of issue, Liberia. The gold minted bar is delivered protected in a high-quality bar card that securely presents the design, fineness, and format.

Gold is the oldest currency in the world – even in ancient Egypt it served as the first documented means of payment and measure of trade. For over 6,000 years, it has been regarded as a proven store of value and has never reached a value of zero.

It is precisely this history that makes the design so fitting: the bar builds a golden bridge from the pharaohs to the present day. As a physical gold investment, it offers reliable inflation hedge and serves as a solid crisis protection, since gold has intrinsic value, is tradable worldwide, and can be liquidated at any time. An advantage for investors: profits from the sale of privately held gold are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year. This way, wealth can be built up in small, affordable steps, which can grow to a considerable value over the years and can be passed on from generation to generation.

The special appeal of this issue lies in its scarcity: the mintage of only 1,000 pieces worldwide makes the bar a true rarity. This strict limitation meets high demand for Tutankhamun designs and gives rise to a noticeable value appreciation potential. Anyone wishing to give a genuine gold investment with a personal touch – whether for a birthday, christening, or Christmas – is not handing over a mere gift item, but recognized, physical investment gold. Secure your copy of this limited gold minted bar now, while the small mintage lasts.

Product depiction may differ from the final product.

Loading similar products
1/200 oz Gold Minted Bar Egypt Tutankhamun Death Mask 2026 (Mintage: 1,000 | Proof)
1/200 oz Gold Minted Bar Egypt Tutankhamun Death Mask 2026 (Mintage: 1,000 | Proof)
£58.54£84.00
Get expert tips on wealth protection and be the first to hear about new products

Stay informed with product launches, financial news and exclusive offers. Sign up for our free newsletter today.

By entering your email address and clicking the "Submit" button, you give the following consent: "I agree to be informed by email about new products, financial news and exclusive offers, and therefore consent to the processing of my email address for the purpose of sending the newsletter. I can revoke this consent at any time without giving reasons, with effect for the future. The lawfulness of processing carried out prior to revocation remains unaffected."