€5 · Golden Eagle (1 troy oz, silver)

Design family documented 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 · Central Bank of Malta

A silver €5 Malta issue in the Golden Eagle partnership series. The design features an eagle confronting a serpent over waves. The published 1 troy oz format and denomination distinguish this type from other sizes. The table below keeps dated finishes and edition quantities separate from the base catalogue count.

Technical specifications

Composition
Silver
Weight
1 troy oz
Diameter
38.61 mm
Fineness
0.9999
Strike quality
BU / Proof
Total mintage
Unknown / not verified
Mint
Germania Mint
Surface treatment
Varies by presentation; see documented presentations
Colour
Unknown / not verified
Serial format
Unknown / not verified

Records group the recurring eagle-and-serpent design by denomination, metal and weight. Annual dates, proof finishes, coatings and packaging are documented presentations, not additional base types. Their edition quantities are not added into a total mintage. Early descriptions vary between Malta’s emblem and the Central Bank arms; the later issue descriptions identify the Central Bank arms. No unverified die-level distinction is asserted.

The name Golden Eagle identifies the design series; it does not mean every coin is made of gold. Silver and gold denominations have separate records. Surface coatings and proof strikes remain documented presentations within the appropriate denomination and metal.

Documented presentations

These presentations belong to the same catalogue type. Published quantities apply to each listed presentation and are not added into a total mintage.

YearStrike qualitySurface treatmentPublished quantitySource
2023BUNo additional treatment listed100000Source
2024BUNo additional treatment listed50000 pcsSource
2024BURuthenium, Yellow Gold, Palladium, Numbering1000Source
2025BUNo additional treatment listed10000 pcsSource
2025ProofNo additional treatment listed1 000 pcsSource
2026BUNo additional treatment listed10 000 pcsSource
2026BURuthenium, Yellow Gold, Numbering1000 pcsSource

Dating and classification

Years shown are documented by the mint’s issue pages. Exact release days have not been verified. Different packaging is not a separate catalogue type.

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