The 2022 Palau Silver Tiffany Metropolis (Roma) is a 3 oz silver collectible coin struck in .999 fine silver and issued under the authority of the Republic of Palau. It belongs to the acclaimed Tiffany Art series, a long-running numismatic program that incorporates genuine art glass produced using historical Tiffany-style techniques directly into the coin's design. The Roma edition is among the most architecturally inspired releases in the series, celebrating the iconic imagery of one of the world's most storied cities.
Each coin ships in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes complete with its original box and Certificate of Authenticity. We carry this coin as part of our collectible silver inventory, where low-mintage art coins from internationally recognized programs tend to draw consistent attention from collectors focused on craftsmanship and thematic depth.
The Tiffany Art series launched in 2005 under the Palau government's numismatic program and quickly distinguished itself from conventional silver coins by incorporating plique-a-jour enamel and genuine art glass into limited-edition
…The 2022 Palau Silver Tiffany Metropolis (Roma) is a 3 oz silver collectible coin struck in .999 fine silver and issued under the authority of the Republic of Palau. It belongs to the acclaimed Tiffany Art series, a long-running numismatic program that incorporates genuine art glass produced using historical Tiffany-style techniques directly into the coin's design. The Roma edition is among the most architecturally inspired releases in the series, celebrating the iconic imagery of one of the world's most storied cities.
Each coin ships in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes complete with its original box and Certificate of Authenticity. We carry this coin as part of our collectible silver inventory, where low-mintage art coins from internationally recognized programs tend to draw consistent attention from collectors focused on craftsmanship and thematic depth.
The Tiffany Art series launched in 2005 under the Palau government's numismatic program and quickly distinguished itself from conventional silver coins by incorporating plique-a-jour enamel and genuine art glass into limited-edition releases. The series draws its name from the stained glass tradition associated with Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose decorative glass designs became synonymous with craftsmanship and artistic ambition in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Each annual release in the Tiffany Art Metropolis sub-series focuses on a specific world city, rendering its architectural landmarks and visual identity through the translucent colored glass panels embedded in the coin. Rome was a natural subject for this format. Its layered visual history, spanning ancient monuments, baroque facades, and Renaissance structures, provides rich material for a coin that prizes artistic interpretation as much as numismatic precision.
The series is produced by the renowned Czech Mint, which has built a strong reputation for technically demanding numismatic projects that combine traditional metalworking with intricate artistic materials. The combination of Palauan legal tender status, limited production runs, and the involvement of skilled Czech artisans has made the Tiffany Art series one of the most recognizable names in the collectible coin market.
The defining feature of this coin is the hand-assembled Tiffany-style art glass panel integrated into the center of the reverse. The glass is produced using plique-a-jour technique, which creates a translucent stained glass effect by filling metal cloisons with colored enamel and firing them without a backing. When held to light, the panel glows in a way that conventional enamel or printing cannot replicate. The Roma edition uses warm amber, terracotta, and ochre tones that evoke Roman stone and the soft Mediterranean light associated with the city's historic architecture.
Surrounding the glass panel, the reverse carries raised architectural motifs drawn from Rome's most iconic structures. Detailed relief work frames the composition, reinforcing the city's layered visual character while directing attention toward the illuminated glass at the center. The coin's obverse bears the effigy of President Tommy Remengesau Jr. of Palau along with the legal tender denomination and issuing authority inscriptions, formatted in the precise, clean style common to Palauan numismatic issues.
The 3 oz format gives the design substantial presence. The larger surface area allows for finer relief detail and a more generous glass panel than smaller art coins in the series can accommodate, which is a meaningful distinction for collectors who prioritize visual impact.
Each coin in this release contains 3 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, struck to the exacting standards of the Czech Mint. Purity and weight are certified on the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, which is specific to each coin and issued as part of the original packaging. The Tiffany Art series has always been treated as a collectible numismatic issue rather than a standard bullion product, and the level of quality control applied during production reflects that positioning.
The hand-assembled glass element is inspected during production, as the plique-a-jour process involves individual craftsmanship at each stage. Minor variation in tone or color between individual coins is inherent to the technique and not a defect. The silver components are struck to BU standards with no handling marks or post-mint contact damage acceptable in an undisturbed specimen. We verify authenticity and condition for every coin we handle before it reaches a customer, and our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC provide additional resources for collectors who choose to have their pieces professionally graded and encapsulated.
This coin is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, meaning it has been struck from polished dies and has not entered circulation. Surface preservation is expected to be sharp, with full luster and no post-mint handling damage visible to the naked eye. For a coin of this nature, the art glass panel and detailed relief work are especially sensitive to contact, so the BU designation carries additional weight compared to a standard bullion strike.
Each coin comes in its original presentation box along with the numbered Certificate of Authenticity issued at the time of production. The box is purpose-designed for this coin and is considered part of the complete collector package. Purchasing with box and COA intact is the standard for this type of release, and we ship coins in this configuration with appropriate protective packaging to ensure the presentation case arrives undamaged. The Tiffany Art series is produced in limited mintages, and coins arriving without their original documentation trade at a meaningful discount in secondary market settings, which underscores the importance of keeping the packaging intact.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the current spot price of silver and a premium that accounts for the 3 oz weight, the production complexity involved in the Tiffany Art series, and the coin's standing as a limited-mintage collectible. Because this is not a generic bullion product, the premium structure behaves differently from standard sovereign coins. Production costs are significantly higher due to the hand-assembled art glass, and the limited mintage creates a ceiling on available supply that does not expand with spot price movement.
Secondary market pricing for Tiffany Art coins tends to respond to collector demand rather than to metal prices alone. As the series ages and specific editions become scarcer, the numismatic component of pricing can become more pronounced. We display real-time pricing on our product page that reflects both current spot conditions and the prevailing premium environment for this specific coin, giving buyers a transparent view of what they are paying and why.
The Tiffany Art series is well recognized within the collectible coin community, and the Roma edition is a named, documented release with verifiable mintage data and original packaging. These characteristics support resale in a way that generic or anonymous art coins do not. Collectors and dealers familiar with the series understand the premium this product commands and can evaluate it against prior releases in the same program.
We operate as a two-way market, meaning customers can both purchase and sell precious metals through our platform. For limited-mintage collectible coins like this one, liquidity depends on condition, completeness of packaging, and current collector demand, all of which factor into our buyback pricing. Understanding these dynamics before purchase is part of how we approach transparency on both sides of the transaction.
This coin appeals to collectors who want something beyond a standard silver round or sovereign issue. The integration of genuine art glass into a .999 fine silver coin is technically demanding and visually distinctive, and the Roma theme gives the piece a cultural and architectural reference point that resonates well beyond the precious metals space. For collectors building a set within the Tiffany Art Metropolis series, this edition fills a named position in a documented program with a consistent production history.
The 3 oz format is a meaningful detail. It positions this coin above the entry-level art coin market in terms of silver content while also providing the surface area needed to do the design justice. Collectors who have owned smaller Tiffany Art coins often cite the larger format as a significant visual upgrade. The combination of recognized series, documented mintage, original box and COA, and BU condition makes this a well-defined collectible with clear presentation credentials.
We have been operating in the precious metals market since 2010, and over that time we have built a reputation grounded in pricing transparency and straightforward customer relationships. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects how we handle every stage of the transaction, from accurate product representation to reliable fulfillment and accessible post-purchase support. We are members of the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association, and we maintain authorized dealer relationships with both PCGS and NGC.
For a collectible coin like the Tiffany Art Roma, those credentials matter. Art coins are more susceptible to condition misrepresentation than standard bullion products, and buyers should work with a dealer who handles them carefully and represents them accurately. Every coin we sell is verified before it ships. We do not apply pressure-based sales tactics or obscure pricing structures. Our goal is to give you the information you need to buy with confidence and to know that when you are ready to sell, you can do that through the same platform at competitive prices.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including collectible silver coins where premium behavior can be harder to evaluate through standard retail listings. For a product like the Tiffany Art Roma, understanding the current spread between acquisition cost and wholesale bid value provides a clearer picture of the true cost of ownership than spot price alone. Pro members can evaluate this directly through real-time data rather than estimates.
The platform also includes proprietary research tools that allow members to compare premiums, bid/ask spreads, and liquidity metrics across products, which is useful when evaluating where a limited-mintage collectible sits relative to other items in a portfolio. Real-time portfolio valuation using live wholesale bid prices means your holdings are marked to current market conditions rather than static retail estimates, giving you a more accurate read on where things stand at any point in time.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. Major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover are accepted, along with PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments through BitPay. Each method is processed through a secure transaction environment designed to protect your financial information at every step.
The flexibility in payment options reflects our belief that buying precious metals should be as accessible and frictionless as possible without compromising security. Whether you prefer the convenience of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for a larger purchase, the process is designed to accommodate how you prefer to transact.
Product ID: BST-0012901528
| Year | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Format | Coin |
| Brand/Mint | Various |
| Purity | 0.999 |
| Weight | 3 oz |
| Diameter (mm) | 55 mm |
| Grade | BU |
| Finish | Proof |
The 2022 Palau Silver Tiffany Metropolis (Roma) is a 3 oz silver collectible coin struck in .999 fine silver and issued under the authority of the Republic of Palau. It belongs to the acclaimed Tiffany Art series, a long-running numismatic program that incorporates genuine art glass produced using historical Tiffany-style techniques directly into the coin's design. The Roma edition is among the most architecturally inspired releases in the series, celebrating the iconic imagery of one of the world's most storied cities.
Each coin ships in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes complete with its original box and Certificate of Authenticity. We carry this coin as part of our collectible silver inventory, where low-mintage art coins from internationally recognized programs tend to draw consistent attention from collectors focused on craftsmanship and thematic depth.
The Tiffany Art series launched in 2005 under the Palau government's numismatic program and quickly distinguished itself from conventional silver coins by incorporating plique-a-jour enamel and genuine art glass into limited-edition
…The 2022 Palau Silver Tiffany Metropolis (Roma) is a 3 oz silver collectible coin struck in .999 fine silver and issued under the authority of the Republic of Palau. It belongs to the acclaimed Tiffany Art series, a long-running numismatic program that incorporates genuine art glass produced using historical Tiffany-style techniques directly into the coin's design. The Roma edition is among the most architecturally inspired releases in the series, celebrating the iconic imagery of one of the world's most storied cities.
Each coin ships in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and comes complete with its original box and Certificate of Authenticity. We carry this coin as part of our collectible silver inventory, where low-mintage art coins from internationally recognized programs tend to draw consistent attention from collectors focused on craftsmanship and thematic depth.
The Tiffany Art series launched in 2005 under the Palau government's numismatic program and quickly distinguished itself from conventional silver coins by incorporating plique-a-jour enamel and genuine art glass into limited-edition releases. The series draws its name from the stained glass tradition associated with Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose decorative glass designs became synonymous with craftsmanship and artistic ambition in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Each annual release in the Tiffany Art Metropolis sub-series focuses on a specific world city, rendering its architectural landmarks and visual identity through the translucent colored glass panels embedded in the coin. Rome was a natural subject for this format. Its layered visual history, spanning ancient monuments, baroque facades, and Renaissance structures, provides rich material for a coin that prizes artistic interpretation as much as numismatic precision.
The series is produced by the renowned Czech Mint, which has built a strong reputation for technically demanding numismatic projects that combine traditional metalworking with intricate artistic materials. The combination of Palauan legal tender status, limited production runs, and the involvement of skilled Czech artisans has made the Tiffany Art series one of the most recognizable names in the collectible coin market.
The defining feature of this coin is the hand-assembled Tiffany-style art glass panel integrated into the center of the reverse. The glass is produced using plique-a-jour technique, which creates a translucent stained glass effect by filling metal cloisons with colored enamel and firing them without a backing. When held to light, the panel glows in a way that conventional enamel or printing cannot replicate. The Roma edition uses warm amber, terracotta, and ochre tones that evoke Roman stone and the soft Mediterranean light associated with the city's historic architecture.
Surrounding the glass panel, the reverse carries raised architectural motifs drawn from Rome's most iconic structures. Detailed relief work frames the composition, reinforcing the city's layered visual character while directing attention toward the illuminated glass at the center. The coin's obverse bears the effigy of President Tommy Remengesau Jr. of Palau along with the legal tender denomination and issuing authority inscriptions, formatted in the precise, clean style common to Palauan numismatic issues.
The 3 oz format gives the design substantial presence. The larger surface area allows for finer relief detail and a more generous glass panel than smaller art coins in the series can accommodate, which is a meaningful distinction for collectors who prioritize visual impact.
Each coin in this release contains 3 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, struck to the exacting standards of the Czech Mint. Purity and weight are certified on the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, which is specific to each coin and issued as part of the original packaging. The Tiffany Art series has always been treated as a collectible numismatic issue rather than a standard bullion product, and the level of quality control applied during production reflects that positioning.
The hand-assembled glass element is inspected during production, as the plique-a-jour process involves individual craftsmanship at each stage. Minor variation in tone or color between individual coins is inherent to the technique and not a defect. The silver components are struck to BU standards with no handling marks or post-mint contact damage acceptable in an undisturbed specimen. We verify authenticity and condition for every coin we handle before it reaches a customer, and our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC provide additional resources for collectors who choose to have their pieces professionally graded and encapsulated.
This coin is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, meaning it has been struck from polished dies and has not entered circulation. Surface preservation is expected to be sharp, with full luster and no post-mint handling damage visible to the naked eye. For a coin of this nature, the art glass panel and detailed relief work are especially sensitive to contact, so the BU designation carries additional weight compared to a standard bullion strike.
Each coin comes in its original presentation box along with the numbered Certificate of Authenticity issued at the time of production. The box is purpose-designed for this coin and is considered part of the complete collector package. Purchasing with box and COA intact is the standard for this type of release, and we ship coins in this configuration with appropriate protective packaging to ensure the presentation case arrives undamaged. The Tiffany Art series is produced in limited mintages, and coins arriving without their original documentation trade at a meaningful discount in secondary market settings, which underscores the importance of keeping the packaging intact.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the current spot price of silver and a premium that accounts for the 3 oz weight, the production complexity involved in the Tiffany Art series, and the coin's standing as a limited-mintage collectible. Because this is not a generic bullion product, the premium structure behaves differently from standard sovereign coins. Production costs are significantly higher due to the hand-assembled art glass, and the limited mintage creates a ceiling on available supply that does not expand with spot price movement.
Secondary market pricing for Tiffany Art coins tends to respond to collector demand rather than to metal prices alone. As the series ages and specific editions become scarcer, the numismatic component of pricing can become more pronounced. We display real-time pricing on our product page that reflects both current spot conditions and the prevailing premium environment for this specific coin, giving buyers a transparent view of what they are paying and why.
The Tiffany Art series is well recognized within the collectible coin community, and the Roma edition is a named, documented release with verifiable mintage data and original packaging. These characteristics support resale in a way that generic or anonymous art coins do not. Collectors and dealers familiar with the series understand the premium this product commands and can evaluate it against prior releases in the same program.
We operate as a two-way market, meaning customers can both purchase and sell precious metals through our platform. For limited-mintage collectible coins like this one, liquidity depends on condition, completeness of packaging, and current collector demand, all of which factor into our buyback pricing. Understanding these dynamics before purchase is part of how we approach transparency on both sides of the transaction.
This coin appeals to collectors who want something beyond a standard silver round or sovereign issue. The integration of genuine art glass into a .999 fine silver coin is technically demanding and visually distinctive, and the Roma theme gives the piece a cultural and architectural reference point that resonates well beyond the precious metals space. For collectors building a set within the Tiffany Art Metropolis series, this edition fills a named position in a documented program with a consistent production history.
The 3 oz format is a meaningful detail. It positions this coin above the entry-level art coin market in terms of silver content while also providing the surface area needed to do the design justice. Collectors who have owned smaller Tiffany Art coins often cite the larger format as a significant visual upgrade. The combination of recognized series, documented mintage, original box and COA, and BU condition makes this a well-defined collectible with clear presentation credentials.
We have been operating in the precious metals market since 2010, and over that time we have built a reputation grounded in pricing transparency and straightforward customer relationships. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects how we handle every stage of the transaction, from accurate product representation to reliable fulfillment and accessible post-purchase support. We are members of the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association, and we maintain authorized dealer relationships with both PCGS and NGC.
For a collectible coin like the Tiffany Art Roma, those credentials matter. Art coins are more susceptible to condition misrepresentation than standard bullion products, and buyers should work with a dealer who handles them carefully and represents them accurately. Every coin we sell is verified before it ships. We do not apply pressure-based sales tactics or obscure pricing structures. Our goal is to give you the information you need to buy with confidence and to know that when you are ready to sell, you can do that through the same platform at competitive prices.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including collectible silver coins where premium behavior can be harder to evaluate through standard retail listings. For a product like the Tiffany Art Roma, understanding the current spread between acquisition cost and wholesale bid value provides a clearer picture of the true cost of ownership than spot price alone. Pro members can evaluate this directly through real-time data rather than estimates.
The platform also includes proprietary research tools that allow members to compare premiums, bid/ask spreads, and liquidity metrics across products, which is useful when evaluating where a limited-mintage collectible sits relative to other items in a portfolio. Real-time portfolio valuation using live wholesale bid prices means your holdings are marked to current market conditions rather than static retail estimates, giving you a more accurate read on where things stand at any point in time.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. Major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover are accepted, along with PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments through BitPay. Each method is processed through a secure transaction environment designed to protect your financial information at every step.
The flexibility in payment options reflects our belief that buying precious metals should be as accessible and frictionless as possible without compromising security. Whether you prefer the convenience of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for a larger purchase, the process is designed to accommodate how you prefer to transact.
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