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1/200 oz Gold Wonder of the World Pyramid of Giza 2026 (Mintage: 2,000 | Proof)

Name: 1/200 oz Gold Wonder of the World Pyramid of Giza 2026 (Mintage: 2,000 | Proof)
Brand: Kettner Edelmetalle
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Liberia · Proof

Gold and silver on the NileThe Great Pyramid,1/200 ounce gold.

Pyramid of Giza 2026, 1/200 ounce gold, obverse

Pyramid of Giza 2026, 1/200 ounce gold, reverse

The front shows the pyramids of Giza before the dunes, the back all seven wonders of the ancient world.

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.

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”.

In 2013 a team led by Pierre Tallet found the oldest inscribed papyri at the port of Wadi el-Jarf on the Red Sea, among them the logbook of Inspector Merer. His crew of some 40 men belonged to the team “The Uraeus of Khufu Is Its Prow”.

Some 4,600 years ago Merer’s boats carried limestone blocks from the quarries of Tura across the Nile to the pyramid.

The builders of the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure lived in the settlement of Heit el-Ghurab. The state supplied them with fish, fowl, cattle, sheep, goats and pigs.

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.

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

The pieces of this world show Tutankhamun, Nefertiti, Cleopatra, Hatshepsut and Ramesses II. Tutankhamun’s tomb was found largely intact.

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.

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” 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
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
As a hieroglyph the ankh wrote the words “live” and “life”; as a symbol it stood for life.
On a pyramid from Djibouti
Uraeus
The rearing cobra with its flared hood was worn on the forehead and was regarded as a sign of protection.
On the death mask from Liberia
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 back shows the seven wonders in medallions around a central field with the name of Liberia.

PyramidsThe pyramids in detail
CentreLiberia in the central field
YearThe year

At a glance

Motif: Great Pyramid of Giza
Metal: gold
Weight: 1/200 ounce
Fineness: 999.9/1,000
Country of issue: Liberia
Face value: 25 dollars
Year: 2026
Quality: Proof
Mintage: 2,000 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 Fine Gold – Wonder of the World Pyramid of Giza 2026 in Proof

Strictly limited: Only 2,000 pieces worldwide – a genuine rarity from the "Wonders of the World" series.
Growth opportunities: High value appreciation potential due to the strict limitation and sustained demand.
Minting quality: Highest possible minting quality Proof (PP) – mirror-like fields, finest detail sharpness.
Material & fineness: Purest fine gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000 (24 carat).
Design: The Great Pyramid of Giza (Pyramid of Cheops) – the only surviving one of the legendary seven wonders of the ancient world.
Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle – one of Germany's leading precious metals dealers.
Country of origin: Minted in Germany, issued for the Republic of Liberia with a face value of 25 dollars.
Genuine investment gold: The value is based on the fine gold content and moves in line with the gold price.

Hardly any structure embodies permanence as impressively as the pyramids of Giza – and hardly any material embodies permanence as much as genuine gold. This 1/200-ounce edition from 2026 brings both together: a design from the history of humankind and the substance of purest fine gold. Even though this strictly limited collector's coin is highly sought after by enthusiasts, as an investor you are primarily focused on the substance: minted fine gold, whose value is based on the gold price.

A design for eternity

The obverse shows the three pyramids of Giza, rising from gentle sand dunes. The mighty Pyramid of Cheops dominates the image; its individual stone blocks are finely detailed and cast deep shadows. The darkened sky creates a dramatic contrast to the golden shimmering desert sand. The German-language inscription "DIE GROSSE PYRAMIDE VON GIZEH" (The Great Pyramid of Giza) runs around the edge, with the indication "1/200 OZ 9999 FINE GOLD" beneath it. The reverse is the unifying element of the series: seven circular medallions, embedded in a floral ornament, depict all seven legendary wonders of the ancient world – from the pyramids to the Colossus of Rhodes and the Lighthouse of Alexandria. At the center sits the coat of arms of the Republic of Liberia, framed by the face value "25 DOLLARS" and the year of issue "2026".

Purest fine gold in the highest minting quality

The gold coin is crafted from 999.9 fine gold – the finest that gold processing has to offer. With a diameter of 14.00 mm and a fine weight of 0.16 g, this is pure investment gold in miniature format. The edge is reeded, and the coin is produced in Proof quality: each piece is struck with polished dies on specially prepared blanks, often multiple times, to achieve mirror-like surfaces and razor-sharp contours. The result is a PP strike that appears flawless even under a magnifying glass. It is delivered protected in an elaborately designed coincard.

Physical gold investment in miniature format

Within our gold coins, this edition plays a special role: it allows entry into physical gold investment in small steps. Gold is the oldest currency in the world and has preserved its value for more than 6,000 years – it possesses an intrinsic value and has never had a value of zero throughout its entire history. Anyone who accumulates small amounts of gold over the years builds up, step by step, a real asset that is tradable worldwide and can be sold again at any time. Profits from the sale of gold are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year.

Gold is humankind's oldest currency and has outlived all others – its shine has lasted for millennia and will never fade.

Why this particular edition?

The combination of one of the most well-known designs in human history and a very low mintage makes this coin special. With a mintage of only 2,000 pieces worldwide, the available supply is scarce right from the start – a circumstance that further underscores the value appreciation potential. Whether as an entry into your own gold investment or to pass on genuine investment gold on a personal occasion such as a birthday or christening: here you acquire full-value fine gold, whose value is based on the gold price.