The 2022 Incan House of the Sun Maze coin is a 1.5 troy ounce silver piece issued under the authority of the Solomon Islands with a legal tender face value of $4. Struck in .999 fine silver, this coin belongs to a broader series of artistically driven numismatic releases that combine historical subject matter with innovative maze design elements. It is produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes packaged with a presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity.
This is not a standard bullion coin in the conventional sense. It occupies the space between numismatic collectible and precious metals holding, appealing to collectors drawn to its visual complexity and to silver buyers who appreciate its weight, purity, and sovereign-backed issuance. We carry it as part of our broader selection of collectible silver coins from international mints.
The House of the Sun, known historically as Coricancha, was the most sacred temple in the Incan Empire. Located in Cusco, Peru, it served as the primary religious center dedicated to Inti, the Incan sun deity, and was covered in go
…The 2022 Incan House of the Sun Maze coin is a 1.5 troy ounce silver piece issued under the authority of the Solomon Islands with a legal tender face value of $4. Struck in .999 fine silver, this coin belongs to a broader series of artistically driven numismatic releases that combine historical subject matter with innovative maze design elements. It is produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes packaged with a presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity.
This is not a standard bullion coin in the conventional sense. It occupies the space between numismatic collectible and precious metals holding, appealing to collectors drawn to its visual complexity and to silver buyers who appreciate its weight, purity, and sovereign-backed issuance. We carry it as part of our broader selection of collectible silver coins from international mints.
The House of the Sun, known historically as Coricancha, was the most sacred temple in the Incan Empire. Located in Cusco, Peru, it served as the primary religious center dedicated to Inti, the Incan sun deity, and was covered in gold leaf and adorned with remarkable craftsmanship that reflected the empire's advanced artisanal traditions. Spanish conquistadors dismantled much of the original structure in the 16th century, but its cultural significance has endured as one of the defining symbols of pre-Columbian civilization.
The maze coin series draws on these rich historical and architectural themes, translating iconic ancient structures and cultural imagery into intricate labyrinthine designs struck on silver planchets. The Solomon Islands has issued coins through international minting programs for decades, collaborating with private mints to produce thematic numismatic releases that circulate within global collector markets. These coins carry legal tender status under Solomon Islands law while being produced primarily for collector audiences worldwide.
The reverse of this coin features an elaborate maze design inspired by the Incan House of the Sun. The maze format transforms the architectural and cultural iconography of Coricancha into a geometric pattern of interlocking paths and structural detail, rendered with precision across the coin's surface. The design rewards careful examination, with fine line work that reflects the craftsmanship associated with the Incan architectural tradition.
The obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II as the issuing sovereign authority for the Solomon Islands, accompanied by the coin's denomination and the issuing nation. The overall finish is consistent with Brilliant Uncirculated production, meaning the coin exhibits sharp, clean detail with no signs of circulation wear. The combination of the maze motif with the polished silver field gives the piece a distinctly modern visual character despite its ancient subject matter.
Each coin in this series is struck to .999 fine silver standards at 1.5 troy ounces, with specifications certified through the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity. The COA documents the coin's metal content, mintage details, and production context, providing buyers with a traceable record of the piece's origin and specifications. The presentation box further ensures that the coin reaches its owner in the condition in which it was produced.
We carry this coin as part of our curated selection of collectible silver issues. As an authorized dealer for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain established relationships within the numismatic industry and apply consistent standards across our collectible coin inventory. If you are considering third-party certification for this piece, PCGS and NGC both handle modern international issues of this type.
This coin is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, indicating it was struck for collector purposes and has never entered circulation. BU condition preserves the full mint luster and design sharpness across both the obverse and reverse, with none of the wear or softening associated with circulated pieces. This grade is the standard for modern numismatic releases of this type and reflects how the coin left the mint.
Each coin in this listing ships complete with its original presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity. The box and COA are integral to the collectible nature of this piece and contribute to its completeness as a numismatic item. We take care in packaging orders to ensure the coin and its accompanying materials arrive in the same condition as when they were issued.
Pricing for this coin reflects the current spot price of silver as the base, with a premium applied above spot that accounts for its collectible nature, limited production, included packaging, and the added cost of sovereign issuance through an international minting program. Collectible silver coins of this type typically carry higher premiums than standard bullion rounds or bars of equivalent weight because demand is driven by factors beyond raw metal content alone.
Our pricing is structured to reflect real-time market conditions and is displayed with the transparency we apply across our full catalog. Because collector coins like this one are subject to tighter supply constraints than mass-produced bullion, premiums can remain elevated relative to spot even as the silver price moves. The bid/ask spread visible on our product page reflects current wholesale market conditions for products of this type.
Collector silver coins occupy a different liquidity profile than standard one-ounce sovereign bullion. The resale market for pieces like the Incan House of the Sun Maze coin is driven by collector demand as much as metal value, which means liquidity can vary depending on the depth of interest in the series at the time of sale. The silver content itself provides a metal floor, but the numismatic premium above that floor is subject to market conditions specific to the collector coin segment.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell products within the same ecosystem. Understanding the current buyback value before a purchase is made is a principle we stand behind, and our platform is designed to provide that clarity rather than leaving it for the moment you decide to sell.
This coin appeals to buyers who want more than standard silver weight in a single piece. The maze design concept is visually distinctive within the collectible silver space, and the Incan House of the Sun subject matter connects the piece to one of the most recognized ancient civilizations in the Western Hemisphere. At 1.5 troy ounces, it offers more silver content than a standard one-ounce issue while remaining a singular, displayable collectible.
The inclusion of the presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity makes this a complete numismatic package rather than a loose coin. For collectors who place value on original packaging and documented provenance, this version of the coin is the right configuration. It is also a natural fit for anyone building a thematic collection around world history, ancient architecture, or labyrinthine numismatic art.
We have been operating in the precious metals space since 2010, and transparency has been the foundation of how we conduct business from the beginning. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is presented clearly alongside bid/ask spread data so buyers can evaluate the full picture of what they are paying, not just the list price. That approach applies equally to collectible coins as it does to standard bullion.
Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in the American Numismatic Association, and membership in the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a long-standing commitment to operating with integrity in a market where trust matters. As an authorized dealer for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain direct relationships with the industry's leading third-party grading services. Every product we carry is authenticated before it reaches a customer. We back all of that with a wide range of fulfillment and payment options designed to make the buying experience straightforward and secure.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing rather than static retail price displays. For collectible silver coins like this one, understanding the relationship between current spot, the premium above spot, and the actual wholesale bid price is essential context that retail listings alone rarely provide. Pro members can evaluate all of that in real time, making it easier to assess whether current pricing reflects fair market value before committing to a purchase.
The platform also provides real-time portfolio valuation based on live wholesale bid pricing, proprietary market intelligence, and product research tools that allow members to compare premiums, bid/ask spreads, and liquidity metrics across the catalog. For buyers who treat their holdings with the same analytical attention they apply to other assets, Pro is designed to make that level of transparency accessible within the physical silver market.
We support a full range of payment methods to accommodate how our customers prefer to transact. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments processed through BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure checkout environment designed to protect both the transaction and your personal information.
Whether you are completing a single collectible purchase or building out a broader holding, our payment infrastructure is built to handle transactions of all sizes with the same level of care and security. Convenience and transaction integrity are both priorities in how we structure the buying experience.
Product ID: BST-0015065313
| Year | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Solomon Islands |
| Brand/Mint | PAMP Suisse |
| Purity | 0.9999 |
| Weight | 1.5 oz |
| Diameter (mm) | 44 mm |
| Grade | BU |
The 2022 Incan House of the Sun Maze coin is a 1.5 troy ounce silver piece issued under the authority of the Solomon Islands with a legal tender face value of $4. Struck in .999 fine silver, this coin belongs to a broader series of artistically driven numismatic releases that combine historical subject matter with innovative maze design elements. It is produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes packaged with a presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity.
This is not a standard bullion coin in the conventional sense. It occupies the space between numismatic collectible and precious metals holding, appealing to collectors drawn to its visual complexity and to silver buyers who appreciate its weight, purity, and sovereign-backed issuance. We carry it as part of our broader selection of collectible silver coins from international mints.
The House of the Sun, known historically as Coricancha, was the most sacred temple in the Incan Empire. Located in Cusco, Peru, it served as the primary religious center dedicated to Inti, the Incan sun deity, and was covered in go
…The 2022 Incan House of the Sun Maze coin is a 1.5 troy ounce silver piece issued under the authority of the Solomon Islands with a legal tender face value of $4. Struck in .999 fine silver, this coin belongs to a broader series of artistically driven numismatic releases that combine historical subject matter with innovative maze design elements. It is produced in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes packaged with a presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity.
This is not a standard bullion coin in the conventional sense. It occupies the space between numismatic collectible and precious metals holding, appealing to collectors drawn to its visual complexity and to silver buyers who appreciate its weight, purity, and sovereign-backed issuance. We carry it as part of our broader selection of collectible silver coins from international mints.
The House of the Sun, known historically as Coricancha, was the most sacred temple in the Incan Empire. Located in Cusco, Peru, it served as the primary religious center dedicated to Inti, the Incan sun deity, and was covered in gold leaf and adorned with remarkable craftsmanship that reflected the empire's advanced artisanal traditions. Spanish conquistadors dismantled much of the original structure in the 16th century, but its cultural significance has endured as one of the defining symbols of pre-Columbian civilization.
The maze coin series draws on these rich historical and architectural themes, translating iconic ancient structures and cultural imagery into intricate labyrinthine designs struck on silver planchets. The Solomon Islands has issued coins through international minting programs for decades, collaborating with private mints to produce thematic numismatic releases that circulate within global collector markets. These coins carry legal tender status under Solomon Islands law while being produced primarily for collector audiences worldwide.
The reverse of this coin features an elaborate maze design inspired by the Incan House of the Sun. The maze format transforms the architectural and cultural iconography of Coricancha into a geometric pattern of interlocking paths and structural detail, rendered with precision across the coin's surface. The design rewards careful examination, with fine line work that reflects the craftsmanship associated with the Incan architectural tradition.
The obverse features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II as the issuing sovereign authority for the Solomon Islands, accompanied by the coin's denomination and the issuing nation. The overall finish is consistent with Brilliant Uncirculated production, meaning the coin exhibits sharp, clean detail with no signs of circulation wear. The combination of the maze motif with the polished silver field gives the piece a distinctly modern visual character despite its ancient subject matter.
Each coin in this series is struck to .999 fine silver standards at 1.5 troy ounces, with specifications certified through the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity. The COA documents the coin's metal content, mintage details, and production context, providing buyers with a traceable record of the piece's origin and specifications. The presentation box further ensures that the coin reaches its owner in the condition in which it was produced.
We carry this coin as part of our curated selection of collectible silver issues. As an authorized dealer for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain established relationships within the numismatic industry and apply consistent standards across our collectible coin inventory. If you are considering third-party certification for this piece, PCGS and NGC both handle modern international issues of this type.
This coin is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, indicating it was struck for collector purposes and has never entered circulation. BU condition preserves the full mint luster and design sharpness across both the obverse and reverse, with none of the wear or softening associated with circulated pieces. This grade is the standard for modern numismatic releases of this type and reflects how the coin left the mint.
Each coin in this listing ships complete with its original presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity. The box and COA are integral to the collectible nature of this piece and contribute to its completeness as a numismatic item. We take care in packaging orders to ensure the coin and its accompanying materials arrive in the same condition as when they were issued.
Pricing for this coin reflects the current spot price of silver as the base, with a premium applied above spot that accounts for its collectible nature, limited production, included packaging, and the added cost of sovereign issuance through an international minting program. Collectible silver coins of this type typically carry higher premiums than standard bullion rounds or bars of equivalent weight because demand is driven by factors beyond raw metal content alone.
Our pricing is structured to reflect real-time market conditions and is displayed with the transparency we apply across our full catalog. Because collector coins like this one are subject to tighter supply constraints than mass-produced bullion, premiums can remain elevated relative to spot even as the silver price moves. The bid/ask spread visible on our product page reflects current wholesale market conditions for products of this type.
Collector silver coins occupy a different liquidity profile than standard one-ounce sovereign bullion. The resale market for pieces like the Incan House of the Sun Maze coin is driven by collector demand as much as metal value, which means liquidity can vary depending on the depth of interest in the series at the time of sale. The silver content itself provides a metal floor, but the numismatic premium above that floor is subject to market conditions specific to the collector coin segment.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell products within the same ecosystem. Understanding the current buyback value before a purchase is made is a principle we stand behind, and our platform is designed to provide that clarity rather than leaving it for the moment you decide to sell.
This coin appeals to buyers who want more than standard silver weight in a single piece. The maze design concept is visually distinctive within the collectible silver space, and the Incan House of the Sun subject matter connects the piece to one of the most recognized ancient civilizations in the Western Hemisphere. At 1.5 troy ounces, it offers more silver content than a standard one-ounce issue while remaining a singular, displayable collectible.
The inclusion of the presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity makes this a complete numismatic package rather than a loose coin. For collectors who place value on original packaging and documented provenance, this version of the coin is the right configuration. It is also a natural fit for anyone building a thematic collection around world history, ancient architecture, or labyrinthine numismatic art.
We have been operating in the precious metals space since 2010, and transparency has been the foundation of how we conduct business from the beginning. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is presented clearly alongside bid/ask spread data so buyers can evaluate the full picture of what they are paying, not just the list price. That approach applies equally to collectible coins as it does to standard bullion.
Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau, membership in the American Numismatic Association, and membership in the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a long-standing commitment to operating with integrity in a market where trust matters. As an authorized dealer for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain direct relationships with the industry's leading third-party grading services. Every product we carry is authenticated before it reaches a customer. We back all of that with a wide range of fulfillment and payment options designed to make the buying experience straightforward and secure.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing rather than static retail price displays. For collectible silver coins like this one, understanding the relationship between current spot, the premium above spot, and the actual wholesale bid price is essential context that retail listings alone rarely provide. Pro members can evaluate all of that in real time, making it easier to assess whether current pricing reflects fair market value before committing to a purchase.
The platform also provides real-time portfolio valuation based on live wholesale bid pricing, proprietary market intelligence, and product research tools that allow members to compare premiums, bid/ask spreads, and liquidity metrics across the catalog. For buyers who treat their holdings with the same analytical attention they apply to other assets, Pro is designed to make that level of transparency accessible within the physical silver market.
We support a full range of payment methods to accommodate how our customers prefer to transact. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments processed through BitPay. Each method is integrated into a secure checkout environment designed to protect both the transaction and your personal information.
Whether you are completing a single collectible purchase or building out a broader holding, our payment infrastructure is built to handle transactions of all sizes with the same level of care and security. Convenience and transaction integrity are both priorities in how we structure the buying experience.
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