GOLD OUNCE "IBERIAN PIG" 2026ID92960101
The Royal Spanish Mint is releasing the sixth issue of gold bullion ounces.
On this occasion, the reverse of the coin is dedicated to the Iberian Pig in its natural habitat, as one of the animals representative of the fauna of the Iberian Peninsula.
On the obverse, the image of a Columnario, the most historically recognised Spanish coin.
Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire this representation of Iberian wildlife, with a maximum mintage of 5,000 units, hand-struck and in ‘reverse proof’ quality.
As a distinguishing feature compared to other collector coins, the retail price of these gold coins is based on the price of gold at the time of purchase plus 10%.
Important: The purchase of bullion coins does not enjoy the right of withdrawal, in accordance with the exception contained in article 103, letter b) of Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007, of 16 November, which approves the revised text of the General Law for the Defence of Consumers and Users.
| Series | Bullion |
| Denomination | Onza |
| Year | 2026 |
| Quality | Proof Inverso |
| Diameter (mm) | 37,20 |
| Face Value (Euro) | 1.5 |
| Alloy (‰) | 999,9 |
| Metal | Gold |
| Weight (g) | 31.104 |
| Maximum Mintage (units) | 5,000 |
GOLD OUNCE " IBERIAN PIG " 2026
In 2026, the Royal Spanish Mint releases a 1 ounce gold coin with the image, on the reverse, of another animal representative of the fauna of the Iberian Peninsula: in this case, an Iberian pig in its natural habitat.
On the obverse shines the image of the Columnario del Real de a Ocho, the most historically recognised Spanish coin, the first global currency, which circulated throughout the world for more than two centuries; above this image stands out one of the features that makes it unique in the world of bullion coins: the ‘Quadruple Latent Image’, a security feature patented by the FNMT-RCM, which allows four different images to be seen in the same space depending on the angle from which it is viewed.
The Iberian pig is the true representative of Spain’s free-range pig population, a traditional inhabitant and pillar of the wooded pastures of the Iberian Peninsula, which have been its habitat for centuries.