New Zealand Mint: Death Star 1oz Silver & Gold Coins

New Zealand Mint have announced their 1oz Silver and 1oz Gold Death Star coins, and they are available to order now.

Star Wars™: Death Star™ 1oz Silver Coin

This terrifying weapon, the Death Star™, looks magnificent on this finely engraved 1oz silver coin officially licensed by Lucasfilm.

The coin arrives in a Star Wars™ themed box. Inside there’s a wooden case designed to allow this impressive coin to be angled for display. Each coin has a Certificate of Authenticity confirming it as limited-edition made from pure silver.

With only 5,000 coins available worldwide, show your love of the galaxy far, far away and order a keepsake for yourself or the special rebel in your life!

Collection Star Wars™ Classic
Metal 999 Fine Silver
Weight 1 troy oz
Finish Proof
Diameter 40mm
Denomination $2
Year of Issue 2020
Mintage 5,000
Effigy Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Country of Issue Niue

Priced at $89 and limited to only 5,000 pieces, you can place your order here.

Star Wars™: Death Star™ 1oz Gold Coin

This terrifying weapon, the Death Star™, looks magnificent on this finely engraved 1oz gold coin officially licensed by Lucasfilm.

The coin arrives in a Star Wars™ themed box. Inside there’s a wooden case designed to allow this impressive coin to be angled for display. Each coin has a Certificate of Authenticity confirming it as limited-edition made from pure gold.

With only 500 coins available worldwide, show your love of the galaxy far, far away and order a keepsake for yourself or the special rebel in your life!

Collection Star Wars™ Classic
Metal 9999 Fine Gold
Weight 1 troy oz
Finish Proof
Diameter 32mm
Denomination $250
Year of Issue 2020
Mintage 500
Effigy Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Country of Issue Niue

Priced at $2900 and limited to only 500 pieces, you can place your order here.

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Steve Galloway
Steve was 5 years old when he saw Star Wars for the first time during its first UK cinema release. He considers himself a first generation Star Wars fan and in his own words is a ‘Child of 77’.