2 oz Silver Coins

Buy 2 oz silver coins at BOLD Precious Metals .999 fine silver from Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, and New Zealand Mint, with real-time spot pricing, free shipping on orders over $199, and a price match guarantee on every order.

2023 2 oz Zechariah's Vision Biblical Series Silver Coin

2023 2 oz Zechariah's Vision Biblical Series Silver Coin

$111.50/oz over spot!

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$357.52
2023 2 oz Moses in the Bulrushes Biblical Series Silver Coin

2023 2 oz Moses in the Bulrushes Biblical Series Silver Coin

$111.50/oz over spot!

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$357.52
2023 2 oz The Sermon on the Mount Biblical Series Silver Coin

2023 2 oz The Sermon on the Mount Biblical Series Silver Coin

$111.50/oz over spot!

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$357.52
2024 2 oz Niue The Picture of Dorian Gray Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

2024 2 oz Niue The Picture of Dorian Gray Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

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$289.95
2024 2 oz Niue Pastel Circus Becoming Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

2024 2 oz Niue Pastel Circus Becoming Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

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$289.95
2023 The Witcher: Baptism of Fire 2 oz Silver Antique High-Relief

2023 The Witcher: Baptism of Fire 2 oz Silver Antique High-Relief

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$289.95
2023 2 oz Niue Pompeii Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

2023 2 oz Niue Pompeii Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

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$289.95
2023 2 oz Niue Minotaur Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

2023 2 oz Niue Minotaur Antiqued Silver Coin (Color)

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$279.95
2023 2 oz Germania Witchcraft Seeress Silver Coin (UHR)

2023 2 oz Germania Witchcraft Seeress Silver Coin (UHR)

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$399.95
2023 2 oz Parable of the Prodigal Son Biblical Series Silver Coin

2023 2 oz Parable of the Prodigal Son Biblical Series Silver Coin

$120.50/oz over spot!

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$375.52
2023 2 oz Jesus Entering Jerusalem Biblical Series Silver Coin

2023 2 oz Jesus Entering Jerusalem Biblical Series Silver Coin

$86.00/oz over spot!

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$306.52
2023 2 oz The Tower of Babel Biblical Series Silver Coin

2023 2 oz The Tower of Babel Biblical Series Silver Coin

$120.50/oz over spot!

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2024 2 oz British Tudor Beasts: Seymour Unicorn Silver Coin (BU)

2024 2 oz British Tudor Beasts: Seymour Unicorn Silver Coin (BU)

$13.00/oz over spot!

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$160.52
2025 1/2 oz Armenia Noah's Ark Silver Coin (BU)

2025 1/2 oz Armenia Noah's Ark Silver Coin (BU)

$10.00/item over spot!

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$43.63
2024 1/2 oz Fiji Unicorn Silver Coin (BU)

2024 1/2 oz Fiji Unicorn Silver Coin (BU)

$10.00/item over spot!

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$41.88
2025 1/2 oz Australian Lunar Year Of The Snake Silver Coin (Proof)

2025 1/2 oz Australian Lunar Year Of The Snake Silver Coin (Proof)

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$69.95
2024 Silver 2 oz Samoa Year of the Dragon BU Coin

2024 Silver 2 oz Samoa Year of the Dragon BU Coin

$14.00/oz over spot!

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2022 Silver 2 oz Niue Three Musketeers: D´Artagnan HR Antiqued Coin

2022 Silver 2 oz Niue Three Musketeers: D´Artagnan HR Antiqued Coin

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Why 2 oz Silver

Why Buy 2 oz Silver Coins?

Two ounces of silver in a single coin means fewer transactions, lower per-unit shipping costs, and a more efficient cost basis versus buying two separate 1 oz coins. Unlike pure bullion bars, 2 oz coins from sovereign mints carry artistic and collectible value — limited mintages from Perth Mint and RCM consistently trade above spot in the secondary market.

Piedfort planchets allow deeper, higher-relief designs than standard 1 oz blanks, producing a visually commanding coin with sculptural depth you can physically feel. Proof and colored coins from sovereign mints come in presentation boxes with Certificates of Authenticity — a meaningful gift that holds real precious metals value.

More Silver Per Transaction Collector + Bullion Dual Value Superior Strike Quality Gifting & Display Appeal
Ryan Cochran, Founder of BOLD Precious Metals
Expert Reviewed
Reviewed by , Founder of BOLD Precious Metals
Last reviewed: April 2026 · 10+ years in precious metals
85%
Of 2 oz silver coin buyers have 5+ coins from the SAME series in their order history
Series completion (Queen's Beasts, Tudor Beasts) - not diversification is the dominant behavior

Dealer Perspective

Why 2 oz Silver Coins Deserve a Place in Your Stack

After years of dealing in PM, I can surely say that investors buy 1 oz coins considering the bull runs, corrections, and everything in between. However, they leave out the much better option, the 2 oz coins! It is an underappreciated sweet spot that is passed on by novices!

Dealer Insight

Most silver buyers default to 1 oz coins and never run the comparison. Here's the case for 2 oz: Perth Mint Lunar 2 oz coins with mintages under 5,000 have consistently traded 20-40% above issue price on completed sales within 12-24 months of release. Biblical Series and Germania themed 2 oz coins trade at 100-150%+ over spot. Collector demand, not silver content, is driving those numbers. The format splits into two distinct buying decisions: low-premium sovereign bullion (Perth Lunar, Tudor Beasts), where you're buying silver with a collector floor attached, and licensed or themed collector coins, where the design premium is the whole thesis. Decide which you are before you buy.

At BOLD, we carry 2 oz silver coins from the Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, New Zealand Mint, and more — all at real-time pricing with our price match promise. If you find a lower price anywhere else, we'll beat it. Free shipping applies to all orders over $199.

Buying Decision

Bullion vs. Collector Grade: Which 2 oz Silver Coin Is Right for You?

Not all 2 oz silver coins are built the same. Before you add to your cart, understand the distinction that matters most to your buying decision:

Feature Bullion Grade Proof / Collector Grade
Primary Appeal Silver content, low premium Design, limited mintage, presentation
Typical Premium Over Spot 8–15% 25–60%+
Best For Stacking, investment Collecting, gifting, display
Liquidity High — easy to sell Moderate — collector-dependent market
Packaging Capsule or tube Box, COA, display case
Examples Generic 2 oz rounds, select sovereigns Perth Mint colored coins, RCM proof issues
Ryan's Verdict — Bold Precious Metals

If you're buying 2 oz silver primarily for the metal, prioritize lower-premium bullion options and buy in multiples your cost basis stays lean and your stack scales cleanly.

If you're buying for a collection or as a gift, proof and colored coins from the Perth Mint deliver presentation quality that justifies the higher premium, and they come with Certificates of Authenticity that carry real weight at resale. Don't mix motivations decide which buyer you are before you choose a coin.

Design & Craftsmanship

The Piedfort Advantage: Why 2 oz Coins Look Better Than 1 oz

Here's a detail that most listings skip over entirely, and it's one of the most important things to understand about this coin category: 2 oz silver coins aren't simply heavier versions of 1 oz coins. Many are struck on piedfort blanks — thicker planchets that allow mint engravers to strike designs in dramatically higher relief than a standard-thickness flan can support.

The result is a three-dimensional, sculptural quality you simply cannot achieve on a standard 1 oz blank. The Perth Mint's 2 oz releases, for example, routinely feature layered design fields with multiple depths of relief — something you can physically feel when you hold the coin in your hand. For collectors, this isn't a minor aesthetic footnote. It's the technical reason certain 2 oz coins command meaningful premiums years after their mintage year closes, and why they photograph so dramatically compared to their 1 oz counterparts.

Overlooked Fact

Piedfort coins are a centuries-old tradition originating with European royal mints, originally used to create presentation pieces for diplomats and nobility. Modern sovereign mints have revived the format specifically for the collector bullion segment — making 2 oz the practical modern equivalent of those historically significant presentation strikes.

Mint-by-Mint Guide

Top 2 oz Silver Coins by Mint — Dealer's Breakdown

Perth Mint — Australia

Perth Mint 2 oz Silver Coins

The Perth Mint's 2 oz releases are among the most strong performers I've tracked in the secondary market. Their colored coin series — including the Kangaroo, Kookaburra, and Lunar programs — carry low mintage numbers, often under 5,000 pieces globally, and strong collector followings across Asia-Pacific markets.

Perth Mint coins are struck in .9999 fine silver and carry an Australian dollar face value, which matters for tax classification in certain jurisdictions.

Buyer Warning

If you're buying a Perth Mint 2 oz coin, verify the COA serial number matches the coin's packaging before purchase — mismatched documentation is a red flag in the secondary market.

Royal Canadian Mint — Canada

RCM 2 oz Silver Coins

RCM 2 oz proof issues feature radial line backgrounds struck to the same tolerances as their world-renowned Maple Leaf program, .9999 fine silver with selective gold plating on select issues.

RCM 2 oz coins carry a Canadian dollar face value and are struck in .9999 fine silver — the same purity standard as their world-renowned Maple Leaf program.

Storage Warning

Avoid PVC-based holders entirely — they cause spotting on proof surfaces that is permanent and devastating to resale value.

New Zealand Mint

NZ Mint 2 oz Licensed Design Coins

The NZ Mint has aggressively expanded its 2 oz licensed design catalog — DC Comics, Star Wars, Disney, and beyond. These coins sell strongly to collector crossover buyers: comic fans, film enthusiasts, and gift buyers who may not identify as traditional precious metals investors but are willing to pay meaningful premiums for designs they connect with.

Investment Note

Resale is niche but active, particularly on eBay and in collector forums. If you're buying NZ Mint 2 oz coins as an investment, manage premium expectations — these trade on design appeal as much as silver content.

Due Diligence

What I Check Before Recommending a 2 oz Silver Coin

When evaluating a 2 oz silver coin — whether for our own inventory or for a customer recommendation — I look at four things in this order:

1

Mintage Figures

Under 5,000 coins globally is where scarcity starts to matter. Over 25,000 and you're essentially buying for the silver content, regardless of what the label says about collectibility.

2

Premium Trajectory

If a coin is priced at 40%+ over spot at issue, it needs genuine collector demand to sustain that premium over time. Many don't get it. I've watched coins issued at 50% premiums sell at spot two years later because the secondary market simply wasn't there.

3

Packaging Integrity

Proof coins in damaged original packaging lose significant collector value. A bent corner on the outer box can drop a coin's resale by 15–20% in a collector market. Always inspect before buying; always store in the original box.

4

Secondary Market Activity

I check eBay completed sales before pricing any collector 2 oz coin. Real-world transaction data beats catalog values and dealer ask prices every time. If a coin isn't selling on eBay, it isn't liquid — full stop.

Buyer Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are 2 oz silver coins legal tender?

Many are. Perth Mint coins carry an AUD face value; RCM coins carry a CAD face value. However, the face value is purely nominal — far below silver melt value at virtually any spot price. The legal tender designation primarily affects how the coin is classified in certain tax jurisdictions, and has implications for IRA eligibility. Consult a tax advisor for your specific situation.

What is a fair premium to pay for a 2 oz silver coin?

For standard bullion-grade 2 oz coins: 8–15% over spot is a reasonable range at current market conditions. For proof or colored collector coins from sovereign mints: 25–50% is at issue. Anything beyond 50% over spot on a new release deserves scrutiny unless the mintage is genuinely limited and the secondary market for that specific series is demonstrably active.

How should I store 2 oz silver coins?

Bullion-grade coins: airtight capsules in a cool, dry environment away from direct light. Proof and colored coins: original packaging only — do not remove from the mint box or capsule under any circumstances. Handling proof coins with bare hands is the single fastest way to reduce their value; the oils from your skin cause fingerprints that are nearly impossible to remove from highly polished proof fields without risking further damage.

Do 2 oz silver coins qualify for a Precious Metals IRA?

Eligibility depends on the specific coin and your IRA custodian's approved product list. Most IRS-compliant precious metals IRAs require coins to meet minimum purity standards (.999 fine silver or better) and be produced by an approved sovereign mint. Many Perth Mint and RCM 2 oz coins meet these criteria, but collector-grade or colored coins with non-standard formats may not qualify. Contact our team directly to verify IRA eligibility for any specific 2 oz coin before purchasing for a retirement account.

Can I buy 2 oz silver coins with a credit card at BOLD?

Yes. BOLD accepts credit cards, ACH bank transfer, check, and other payment methods. Our team is available by phone, live chat, or email to help you select the right coin for your collection or investment goals and walk you through checkout. Questions about a specific coin? Reach out before you buy — we'd rather answer your questions up front than have you second-guess your purchase after the fact.

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