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Silver Coin Maltese Cross 2025, 1 oz.
Silver Coin Maltese Cross 2025, 1 oz.
Silver Coin Maltese Cross 2025, 1 oz.
Silver Coin Maltese Cross 2025, 1 oz.

Silver Coin Maltese Cross 2025, 1 oz.

The latest edition of the popular €5 bullion coin.

zł311.19

The European investment coin is an interesting option for investors.

The Silver Maltese Cross is a new bullion coin issued by Pressburg Mint, which began last year. The currency was made possible through a partnership with the Central Bank of Malta. The theme is the Maltese Cross, the symbol of one of the oldest and most significant orders of knights. The order traces its roots back to the 11th century, when it was founded as a monastic group to care for pilgrims in the Holy Land.

On the reverse of the silver bullion coin we see the distinctive Cross of Malta. It is one of the most recognizable symbols of knightly orders and refers to the Order's history, spirituality and charitable mission. At the very top is the name of the country along with the year of issue. On the back was the Maltese central bank's shield of arms along with its name and the denomination, which is €5.

Shipping
24h
Metal
Silver
Sample
0,999
Weight
1 ounce
Diameter
38 mm
Country of origin
Malta
Issue year
2025
Outlay
unlimited
Packaging
Plastic protective cap
Taxation
Standard VAT
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