Introducing the latest innovative coin with a special MOVING feature…

I’ve been sourcing special coins for collectors for years and innovation is something I’m always on the lookout for. Whether it be a unique shape, size or never before-seen technology, new coins that push the limits on what can be achieved next in the minting world is one sure-fire way to make your collection stand out.

And over the last few years, I’ve been lucky enough to see first-hand some of the world’s most stunning, technologically advanced coins, with sell-outs almost guaranteed.

So you can imagine my excitement when I found out about this brand new interactive 3oz silver coin!

Introducing the Alexander Graham Bell Telephone Shaped Silver 3oz Coin

Alexander Graham Bell revolutionised communication as we know it and held more than 18 patents for his inventions and ground-breaking work in communications. And this year, a Brand New interactive 3oz Silver Coin has been issued in his honour to commemorate 100 years since his death.

This stunning release features something that has been highly revered by collectors since it was first seen back in 2018…

The cutting edge technology used to bring this coin to life truly is outstanding as it has allowed the coin to become interactive. Struck with an Antique finish, unlike with a Proof coin you can handle it without fear of damaging – you can even spin the dial as if making a call, as a protective finish has also been applied to the Gold-Plated inlay.

Unfortunately, images can only go some way towards showing the glory of this coin. Let’s take a look at that unique rotating feature below to truly appreciate its beauty:

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Struck from 3oz of Pure Silver, nothing can compare to being able to hold this masterpiece in the palm of your hand.

It is so visually impressive that words will never be able to do it justice. Nothing can compare to holding the coin struck from a full 3oz of Silver in your hand and being able to elegantly move the 24ct Gold-plated moveable inlay around the centre.

Many commemoratives have been issued this year to commemorate the famous inventor although none quite as unique as this. Shaped just like an old-fashioned rotary telephone, you’ll also notice those classic curves created using advanced minting techniques. And let’s not forget about the microscopic details of Alexander Graham Bell himself surrounding the gold-plated centerpiece…

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This stunning new coin has been issued in his honour to commemorate 100 years since the death of Alexander Graham Bell.

In 2018, The Royal Canadian Mint released an interactive coin featuring a Bumblebee hovering around a flower, it was voted Collector’s Gallery favourite coin of the year! It was a world FIRST and completely SOLD-OUT within a matter of weeks at the Mint.

And the same can be said for the second coin in the series, the Christmas Tree and Train, which featured a classic train running the circumference of a Christmas Tree that also SOLD-OUT before the official release date..

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The Christmas Tree and Train Coin issued by The Royal Canadian Mint SOLD-OUT before the official release date.

Not only are these sell-outs attributed to the quality, craftsmanship and uniqueness of these coins, but also to the extremely low edition limits.

So it’s safe to say that interactive coins are incredibly sought-after by collectors looking to build a meaningful collection. This Alexander Graham Bell Silver 3oz Coin is strictly limited to just 999 collectors worldwide, and JUST 50 are currently available for Westminster collectors. When you consider the sell-out successes of the previous coins with higher edition limits and the collectors who will want to be at the forefront in owning this innovative new coin, demand is almost guaranteed to exceed the availability.

This Alexander Graham Bell Telephone Shaped Silver 3oz Coin magnificently merges art and technology; engraving and casting; silver and gold. You really do need to see it first-hand to fully appreciate all the stand-out features. It’s an outstanding work of art that is visually spectacular, words will never be able to do it justice.

It is safe to say, we don’t expect these coins to be around for long and if the past is anything to go by, it’s virtually guaranteed that our tiny allocation of 50 will be snapped up by collectors.


If you wish to secure The Alexander Graham Bell Telephone Shaped Silver 3oz Coin, please click here >>>

Do you know the British inventor behind the steam locomotive?

Richard Trevithick was born in a small Cornish mining village in 1771 and was surrounded by engineering at an early age, which paved the way for him to become the pivotal inventor and engineer who was responsible for inventing the first ever working steam locomotive

During his school years, Trevithick paid little attention in class and instead focused on sports; however he also had a natural aptitude for arithmetic, and always managed to get to the correct answer using unconventional methods.

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Painting of Richard Trevithick by John Linnell

During his time working in the mining community, Trevithick began to pioneer the use of high-pressure steam, and started building and modifying steam engines around this principle. As time went on, and boiler technology improved, Trevithick realised this now allowed for the safe production of high-pressure steam; which meant engines could be smaller and more economical to run.

Trevithick’s early applications of high-pressure steam ranged from stationary engines to steam-road locomotives. In 1802, Trevithick built his first steam locomotive for the Coalbrookdale Ironworks in Shropshire.

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“Richard Trevithick’s Pen y Darren Locomotive” by Hugh Llewelyn is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

In 1804, the first officially recorded steam-hauled railway journey took place when another one of Trevithick’s locomotives hauled a train from the Pen-y-Darren Ironworks in Merthyr Tydfil to Abercynon in South Wales.

Trevithick’s inventions were responsible for revolutionising the mining industry and he became a well-respected figure in both mining and engineering circles because of it. Trevithick even had some involvement in the early development of the Thames Tunnel, and several different nautical projects, however the successful first working steam locomotive remains his most well-known claim to fame.


Now commemorated on a BRAND NEW range of coins

And now, a portrait of Richard Trevithick features on a BRAND NEW range of coins, exclusive for Westminster Collectors.

This is the first time a portrait of this pivotal inventor and engineer from our history has been featured on a British Isles coin, and the edition limits for each of the three specifications this coin has been issued in, are very low

You can explore this coin range using the link below – however, with such low edition limits on each of this coins specifications, you’ll need to act fast if you want to add one to your collection!

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Click here to view the Richard Trevithick Coin Range >>

Unboxing one of the most intricate coins ever issued

When I first saw this brand new release I could hardly believe it was a legal tender coin.

You see, it’s easily one of the most intricate coins i’ve EVER seen!

And in my latest unboxing video I wanted to show you why this coin is nothing short of a three-dimensional piece of art.

Importantly, I currently have JUST 40 available, but if you’re quick it could become the centrepiece of your collection. 


If you’re interested…

Click here to find out more and to add this exceptional coin to your collection >>

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