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Article: This is close to selling out: Winnie the Pooh - Winnie & Piglet 5g Silver Collectible Foil

This is close to selling out: Winnie the Pooh - Winnie & Piglet 5g Silver Collectible Foil

This is close to selling out: Winnie the Pooh - Winnie & Piglet 5g Silver Collectible Foil

We don't usually get excited about character collectibles, but this one is genuinely good, and it's so close to sell out.

The New Zealand Mint released a 5 gram, 999 pure silver foil featuring Winnie and Piglet in a honey-hunting scene a month or so ago. It's been a hit and is now very close to selling out.

This is not a coin in the traditional sense. At 98mm x 148mm, it's the size of a large greeting card, printed in colour on silver foil with the Disney logo engraved on the reverse. The effect is closer to framed artwork than anything you'd store in a coin capsule.

Mintage is 2,000. Each foil carries its own number on the front. The packaging is where the effort shows up — Winnie the Pooh sketches printed on the exterior, a map of The Hundred Acre Wood lining the inside of the box. Nobody needed to do that, but they did.

At $120, this asks for some consideration. It's not casual impulse territory. But the tight mintage and the officially licensed 2026 issue date make it the kind of thing that doesn't often sit around. Two audiences tend to go for it: Disney collectors who want something beyond standard merchandise, and silver buyers who like the character appeal without committing to a full proof set.

The packaging needs nothing added to it. It's gift-ready as-is. For a Winnie the Pooh fan with a birthday coming up, you could do a lot worse.

View it at Mint Coin Shop.


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