The Samoa Silver Coin Bar

With our Samoa Silver Coin Bar, we combine the values of Samoa with the enduring stability of silver, offering investors an attractive investment opportunity. Additionally, through the Samoa Silver Coin Bar project, we support the WWF’s sea turtle conservation efforts.

Your Benefits

Product Information for the SAMOA SILVER BULLION BAR

The Samoa silver coin bar is made of pure silver and has a fineness of 999. It is a cast bar and has a face value of 100 dollars. The design features the coat of arms of the island nation of Samoa and a sea turtle, which symbolizes Samoa’s biodiverse underwater world and the longevity of the silver coin bar. The inscription indicates the face value, the year of minting, the weight, the type, and the fineness of the silver coin bar. The first issue took place in 2024.

Silver is considered a stable precious metal with significant potential for increase in value. Since silver oxidizes easily, we recommend storing it in a dark, temperature-controlled location.

A Lasting Legacy in Silver

Enduring Value in Silver Silver has been worked since the 5th millennium BC and is highly sought after today due to its soft and malleable properties. It is used, for example, in the production of jewellery and in industries such as electronics, the automotive sector and the construction of photovoltaic systems. Due to its strong connection to technological demand, it is considered a popular precious metal for investment, with significant potential for value appreciation.

About Samoa and Its Unique Characteristics

Samoa is an independent island state in Polynesia that resembles a paradise in the South Pacific. In addition to its turquoise-blue sea, it impresses with breathtaking natural landscapes such as rainforests, waterfalls and volcanoes. Around Samoa, alongside the crystal-clear waters, there is a vibrant coral reef, making it a popular destination for many divers and snorkellers and a habitat for a diverse underwater world. In addition to many colourful fish species, sea turtles can also be found there. They play an important role in the marine ecosystem, as their diet, such as feeding on sponges, contributes to the preservation of reef-building corals and therefore helps maintain the habitat of many other living creatures. Symbolically, they represent trust and longevity. Due to their essential importance in nature, sea turtles are strictly protected. Nevertheless, their population has declined sharply in recent decades due to hunting for their meat and shells, making them particularly endangered marine animals today.