There are only a handful of gold coins for sale in the world today that offers up minuscule fractional-weight coins. Weights such as 1/25 oz gold are available most notably in the Austrian Philharmonic series and the Somalia Elephant Series. In the Somalia Gold Elephant Collection, the 1/25 oz coin isn’t even the smallest option! Right now, 2020 1/25 oz Somalia Gold Elephant Coins are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside of protective plastic capsules and tubes of 20 coins!
• 17^th year of issue for the Somalia Gold Elephant!
• Contains 1/25 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold in BU condition.
• Bears a face value of 50 Shillings (Somali).
• On the obverse side is the Somali coat of arms.
• The reverse face includes a depiction of two elephants facing off with one another.

Each 2020 1/25 oz Somalia Gold Elephant Coin in this product listing comes to you in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The coins are shipped with individual protective plastic flips or mint tubes with a total of 20 coins. The 1/25 oz coin is one of six fractional-weight coins in this series and is among the three smallest options.

African elephants consist of two distinct subspecies and are one of three remaining elephant species alive today. The African bush elephant is the feature of this series and represents the largest, heaviest terrestrial mammal alive in the modern era. The bush elephant lives on the savannas and sparse plains of the African continent and is a threatened species that is hunted to dangerous population levels because of its ivory tusks.

The reverse of 2020 1/25 oz Somalia Gold Elephant Coins bears the image of two elephant’s heads. The two massive beasts are featured facing one another, with the elephant on the left boasting very long tusks that come with age. In the background field, Africa’s highest peak at Mount Kilimanjaro reaches toward the heavens.

On the obverse of 2020 Somalia Gold Elephant Coins, you will notice the coat of arms for Somalia. This design includes a crowned shield in the center with a single star set upon a field of horizontal lines. The shield is supported on either side by leopards and has spears and ferns below that cross.

The Bavarian State Mint is one of Germany’s primary minting facilities and is owned by the Free State of Bavaria. Located in Munich, operations at the Bavarian State Mint date back to the 12^th century.

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