Perth Mint · Silver

Silver Wedge-tailed Eagle from €69 per troy ounce

4 editions at 3 shops, from 1 oz to 10 oz. The cheapest comes out at €69 per troy ounce, 35.03% over spot, and between the cheapest and the dearest weight there is a 219% difference.

Mint: Perth Mint
Country: Australia
Purity: 999
Weights: 1 oz – 10 oz
Vintages: 2015 to 2026
Alloy: silver 99.99%
Diameter: 1 oz (2026): at most 40.90 mm
Face value: 1 oz: AUD 1
Designer obv.: Dan Thorne (Charles III)
Designer rev.: John M. Mercanti
Mintage: 1 oz (2026): at most 50,000

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For comparison: the lowest price for an ounce of silver, whatever the form, is 13.84% over spot today. The difference is what this coin costs you extra.

By weight

Silver Wedge-tailed Eagle 1 oz3 shops20 offers1 ozfrom €68.96

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4 prices · 1 dealer

Prices read on 20 October 2026.

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Rank						To shop
01	Silver Wedge-tailed Eagle 10 ozNo maker named · 2023	€1,905.28	€190.53	+273.07%	101 MuntenIn stock	View
02	Silver Wedge-tailed Eagle 2 ozNo maker named · 2022	€440.65	€220.33	+331.42%	101 MuntenIn stock	View
03	Silver Wedge-tailed Eagle 5 ozNo maker named · 2025	€670.16	€134.03	+162.45%	101 MuntenSold out	View
04	Silver Wedge-tailed Eagle 10 ozNo maker named · 2021	€1,904.70	€190.47	+272.96%	101 MuntenSold out	View

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Also see

Gold Wedge-tailed Eagle2 variants at 1 shop1 ozfrom €4,912.00

Background

Origin and issuer

The Wedge-tailed Eagle comes from Australia and is struck by The Perth Mint, which is wholly owned by the Government of Western Australia. The silver coin is Australian legal tender and carries the Mint's P mintmark.

The coin is named after the wedge-tailed eagle, according to the Mint Australia's largest bird of prey. It soars on thermal currents, often to heights above 2,000 metres, and is recognisable by its wedge-shaped tail and feathered legs. The bird is found across mainland Australia and Tasmania.

History

In 2024 The Perth Mint issued a 1 ounce silver coin under the name Australian Wedge-tailed Eagle 10th Anniversary. The Mint calls that year's design the ninth official design by John M. Mercanti. That coin carries the P125 mintmark, which refers to The Perth Mint's 125th anniversary in 2024.

According to the Mint, the 2026 coin is the eleventh wedge-tailed eagle design Mercanti made for The Perth Mint. The Mint describes him as an American sculptor and engraver and the twelfth Chief Engraver of the US Mint.

Design

The reverse of the 2026 silver coin shows the head of a wedge-tailed eagle in the foreground with a bald eagle behind it; both birds gaze to the right. This side also carries the inscription AUSTRALIAN WEDGE-TAILED EAGLE, the P mintmark, the weight, the purity and the year.

The 2024 coin shows a soaring wedge-tailed eagle against a background of geometrically arranged elements that suggest a sunburst.

The obverse of the 2026 coin bears the effigy of King Charles III in a design by Dan Thorne. The coin has an authentication feature: a micro-laser engraved letter, visible under a magnifying glass.

Composition

The 2026 silver Wedge-tailed Eagle of 1 ounce is 99.99% silver. The Mint states a minimum weight of 31.107 grams; the coin measures at most 40.90 mm in diameter and is at most 3.50 mm thick.

Face value and mintage

The 2026 silver coin of 1 ounce has a face value of 1 Australian dollar. For this coin the Mint states a maximum mintage of 50,000, the same as for the 2024 anniversary coin.