1 oz Silver Guardian Angel 2025 (Mintage: 5,000 | Proof)

- Artistic Design: with halo
- Highest Fineness: 999.9/1000
- German Minting: Face value 20 dollars
- Artistic DesignPraying pose, finely feathered wings and flowing robe
- Highest FinenessFinest precious metal with a purity of 999.9 per mille
- German MintingMinted in Germany and issued for Liberia
- Artistic Design: with halo
- Highest Fineness: 999.9/1000
- German Minting: Face value 20 dollars
Eyes closed, hands folded before the chest, behind the figure the wings fill the whole field. 5,000 pieces in proof of 999.9/1,000 silver.
- Fine silver
- 31.1 g
- Diameter
- 40 mm
- Mintage
- 5,000 pieces

Under the magnifier
Closed eyes, folded hands: the Guardian Angel 2025 in 1 ounce of silver up close.
Up close the angel side shows its finest details: the face beneath the halo, the wings in the background and the folded hands.

Psalm 91:11
“In all thy ways”: the Guardian Angel 2025 in 1 ounce of silver and Psalm 91:11.
“For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways”, reads Psalm 91:11. Matthew 18:10 is regarded as the classic biblical reference for the belief in guardian angels, and in the Book of Tobit the archangel Raphael accompanies Tobias on his journey. Since 1670 the Catholic Church has celebrated the Feast of the Guardian Angels on 2 October. From the late 19th century, guardian angel pictures grew ever more popular as wall decorations.



The other side
In a halo of rays, face turned upwards: the Guardian Angel 2025 in 1 ounce of silver turned over.
On the value side the angel stands at full length before a halo of rays, face raised, eyes closed, hands folded, wings spread wide. Below sit the arms of Liberia, beside them 2025, Republic of Liberia, 20 Dollars and 1 OZ.
- Face value
- 20 dollars
- Issuing country
- Liberia
True to size
The 2025 issue beside the new ones: the Guardian Angel 2025 in 1 ounce of silver on the shelf.
40 mm in diameter and 31.1 g of fine silver. The Guardian Angel 2025 in 1 ounce of silver comes in a coin capsule.
Exclusive Guardian Angel Coin 2025 - A Heavenly Rarity in Purest Silver
- Mintage: Strictly limited mintage of only 5,000 pieces worldwide
- Minting quality: Highest minting quality Proof (PP)
- Value appreciation: Exceptional value appreciation potential due to extreme limited mintage
- Design: Artistic depiction of a praying guardian angel in impressive detail
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle - Your trusted partner for precious metals
- Country of origin: Minted in Germany, issued for Liberia
The new collector's coin from the Guardian Angel series presents itself as a true treasure for discerning collectors and investors. This unique 1-ounce silver coin combines the highest minting artistry with a timelessly beautiful design.
Heavenly Design in Perfect Proof Quality
The design features a majestic guardian angel in a praying pose, whose intricate detailing is showcased to particularly impressive effect by the Proof minting quality. The finely crafted wings and flowing robes bear testament to the highest minting artistry. With a fineness of 999.9/1000, this coin embodies purest silver in its most beautiful form.
Exclusivity Meets Enduring Value
As a rarity with a very low mintage of only 5,000 pieces worldwide, this silver coin offers not only effective inflation hedge, but also considerable potential for value appreciation. This coin is also ideally suited as crisis protection.
"A coin of timeless beauty that, thanks to its strictly limited mintage, will be among the most sought-after collector's items of 2025."
Technical Details and Special Features
- Face value: 20 Dollars (Liberia)
- Diameter: 40.00 mm
- Fine weight: 31.10 g (1 oz) purest silver
- Minting quality: PP (Proof)
- Packaging: High-quality coin capsule to protect the minting quality
The combination of the extremely low mintage, the popular guardian angel design and the highest minting quality makes this coin an extraordinary opportunity for collectors and investors. Secure your piece of this heavenly rarity now!
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