Some of the most interesting Silver Coins come from Niue, a tiny self-governing island country in the South Pacific. While they don’t mint their own coins, through the help of other mints, they’ve become a household name in the industry. Learn more about Niue Silver Coins, right here at Provident Metals.
This coin program debuted in 2010 when it was originally the Fiji Taku series. Niue started to issue these coins in 2014, showcasing the Hawksbill turtle, also known as the Taku. Similar to most Niue Silver Coins, these coins are struck by the New Zealand Mint.
Coins are produced in several sizes such as 1/2 oz, 1 oz, 2 oz, and 5 oz silver bullion options. From 2010 to 2012 these coins showed the Hawksbill turtle on the reverse and Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. In 2013, the obverse was changed to the Fijian crest. Since 2014, the reigning British monarch has appeared on the obverse with 2024 being the first time King Charles III appeared.
One of the more recent series from Niue in collaboration with the New Zealand Mint is the COMIX series. This coin program showcases some of the most iconic comic books ever created, on a comic book-shaped coin.
These coins are available in multiple sizes (1 oz, 2 oz) and are colored on all four sides to mimic the spine and pages of a real comic. Each release is also a proof strike.
These coins arrive in themed presentation boxes from the New Zealand Mint, and each includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Some popular options you’ll find at Provident Metals include the following:
The New Zealand Mint, with the backing of Niue, creates several unique Disney Silver Coins. There are many different coin programs under the Disney umbrella. Some of the most popular are the following:
Many mints around the world issue coins with the backing of Niue. PAMP Suisse, one of the most popular mints in the world releases their Nature’s Grip Series with backing from Niue. This unique series features rectangular silver coins that show different snakes wrapped around the coin. The 2023 issue shows the Sunbeam Snake, while the 2024 release features the Anaconda.
Another unique series with backing from Niue is the Van Gogh 170th Anniversary Series. This series celebrates 170 years since Van Gogh was born, back in 1853. These coins use digital printing to recreate some of Van Gogh’s most famous pieces of work.
Some popular options include the following:
Niue Silver Coins are, for the most part, struck by the New Zealand Mint. The New Zealand Mint is located in Auckland and is the only mint in the entire country. The private mint has over 50 years of experience and is known for striking coins for foreign governments, such as Niue.
Questions about these Niue Silver Coins? Contact the Provident Metals customer service team today. Our team is readily available via email, through our online chat feature, or by calling us at 1-800-313-3315.