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2023 2 oz Zechariah's Vision Biblical Series Silver Coin
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$366.16
2023 2 oz Moses in the Bulrushes Biblical Series Silver Coin
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$376.16
2023 2 oz The Sermon on the Mount Biblical Series Silver Coin
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$376.16
2023 2 oz Parable of the Prodigal Son Biblical Series Silver Coin
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$384.16
2023 2 oz Jesus Entering Jerusalem Biblical Series Silver Coin
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$305.16
2023 2 oz The Tower of Babel Biblical Series Silver Coin
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$384.16
2024 2 oz Perth Lunar Year of the Dragon Silver Coin (BU)
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$174.06
2024 2 oz British Tudor Beasts: Seymour Unicorn Silver Coin (BU)
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$179.16After years of moving silver across every market cycle — bull runs, corrections, and everything in between — I can tell you that 2 oz silver coins occupy a genuinely underappreciated sweet spot that most first-time buyers walk right past.
Dealer Insight
Buyers default to 1 oz coins out of habit. But 2 oz coins give you more silver per transaction, often at a proportionally lower premium per ounce than proof 1 oz coins, while delivering a visually commanding piece that holds collector appeal long after spot price moves. That dual nature — part investment, part collectible is exactly why 2 oz coins have become a go-to for buyers who want their stack to work harder without chasing numismatic premiums they can't justify.
At BOLD, we carry 2 oz silver coins from the Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, New Zealand Mint, and more — all at real-time pricing with our price match promise. If you find a lower price anywhere else, we'll beat it. Free shipping applies to all orders over $199.
Not all 2 oz silver coins are built the same. Before you add to your cart, understand the distinction that matters most to your buying decision:
| Feature | Bullion Grade | Proof / Collector Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Appeal | Silver content, low premium | Design, limited mintage, presentation |
| Typical Premium Over Spot | 8–15% | 25–60%+ |
| Best For | Stacking, investment | Collecting, gifting, display |
| Liquidity | High — easy to sell | Moderate — collector-dependent market |
| Packaging | Capsule or tube | Box, COA, display case |
| Examples | Generic 2 oz rounds, select sovereigns | Perth Mint colored coins, RCM proof issues |
Here's a detail that most listings skip over entirely, and it's one of the most important things to understand about this coin category: 2 oz silver coins aren't simply heavier versions of 1 oz coins. Many are struck on piedfort blanks — thicker planchets that allow mint engravers to strike designs in dramatically higher relief than a standard-thickness flan can support.
The result is a three-dimensional, sculptural quality you simply cannot achieve on a standard 1 oz blank. The Perth Mint's 2 oz releases, for example, routinely feature layered design fields with multiple depths of relief — something you can physically feel when you hold the coin in your hand. For collectors, this isn't a minor aesthetic footnote. It's the technical reason certain 2 oz coins command meaningful premiums years after their mintage year closes, and why they photograph so dramatically compared to their 1 oz counterparts.
Overlooked Fact
Piedfort coins are a centuries-old tradition originating with European royal mints, originally used to create presentation pieces for diplomats and nobility. Modern sovereign mints have revived the format specifically for the collector bullion segment — making 2 oz the practical modern equivalent of those historically significant presentation strikes.
When evaluating a 2 oz silver coin — whether for our own inventory or for a customer recommendation — I look at four things in this order:
Many are. Perth Mint coins carry an AUD face value; RCM coins carry a CAD face value. However, the face value is purely nominal — far below silver melt value at virtually any spot price. The legal tender designation primarily affects how the coin is classified in certain tax jurisdictions, and may have implications for IRA eligibility. Consult a tax advisor for your specific situation.
For standard bullion-grade 2 oz coins: 8–15% over spot is a reasonable range at current market conditions. For proof or colored collector coins from sovereign mints: 25–50% is typical at issue. Anything beyond 50% over spot on a new release deserves scrutiny unless the mintage is genuinely limited and the secondary market for that specific series is demonstrably active.
Bullion-grade coins: airtight capsules in a cool, dry environment away from direct light. Proof and colored coins: original packaging only — do not remove from the mint box or capsule under any circumstances. Handling proof coins with bare hands is the single fastest way to reduce their value; the oils from your skin cause fingerprints that are nearly impossible to remove from highly polished proof fields without risking further damage.
Eligibility depends on the specific coin and your IRA custodian's approved product list. Most IRS-compliant precious metals IRAs require coins to meet minimum purity standards (.999 fine silver or better) and be produced by an approved sovereign mint. Many Perth Mint and RCM 2 oz coins meet these criteria, but collector-grade or colored coins with non-standard formats may not qualify. Contact our team directly to verify IRA eligibility for any specific 2 oz coin before purchasing for a retirement account.
Yes. BOLD accepts credit cards, ACH bank transfer, check, and other payment methods. Our team is available by phone, live chat, or email to help you select the right coin for your collection or investment goals and walk you through checkout. Questions about a specific coin? Reach out before you buy — we'd rather answer your questions up front than have you second-guess your purchase after the fact.
