Plate I · obverse · 2026
A small piece of pure silver, set aside for a child who doesn't yet know how to keep things — but will one day remember.
There is a kind of gift that is not so much opened as kept. A small weight of silver, slipped into a drawer. A year, a name written on the back of a card. And then, for a long time, nothing — just the slow work of becoming the kind of thing someone picks up years later, carefully, and remembers exactly who gave it.
This is one of those. A piece of pure .999 silver, thirty-two millimetres across, seven and a half grams in the palm — heavier than a child expects, lighter than an adult. On one side you choose: Mickey, or Winnie the Pooh. Two faces every child already knows, struck in silver as though they had always belonged there.
1,999
Coins struck · No more will be made
Mickey and Friends
Pure silver, struck for a child who already knows the smile.
The first character every child can draw — two circles, two dots, a quiet curve. On this piece he stands among the friends a child can name without thinking, struck in fine silver as though he had always belonged there.
Or in 3 instalments of €26.65 interest-free · no interest, no fees
Winnie the Pooh
The bear of very little brain, very big heart — and now, pure silver.
On one side, the bear a child carries the way it carries the things it loves — gently, as though the silver itself is a small, important thing to look after. The kind of friend you keep close for as long as possible.
Or in 3 instalments of €26.65 interest-free · no interest, no fees
People start a silver collection for a child for all kinds of reasons, and explain it in one — because silver lasts, and a child grows, and somewhere between those two facts you want there to be a small, real thing they can one day hold in their hand and that says someone thought of you, in the year you were small.
You have thirty days from receipt to change your mind; returns are free. Every coin is shipped insured — we absorb the shipping risk. Klarna is also available when you combine several pieces in one order.
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