Is the Macquarie Mint WWII medallion collection crafted from real silver?

Yes, all 16 commemorative medallions in the Macquarie Mint WWII collection are struck in genuine .333 fine silver (33.3% purity). While this is a lower silver purity than sterling silver (.925) or fine silver (.999), each complete set includes the official Certificate of Authenticity signed by the Director of Macquarie Mint.

How much fine silver is in the 16-piece Macquarie Mint WWII set and how is its melt value calculated?

Each medallion weighs 16.5 grams, bringing the complete 16-piece set weight to 264 grams. Containing 33.3% silver, the entire set holds approximately 87.9 grams (2.83 troy ounces) of pure fine silver. While its scrap melt value fluctuates with live silver spot prices, complete pristine cased sets with certificates command higher collector premiums on the secondary numismatic market.

Is Macquarie Mint an official Australian government mint?

No, Macquarie Mint is a private Australian distributor and issuer of commemorative coins, medallions, and numismatic collectibles. It operates independently and is not affiliated with official government minting authorities such as the Royal Australian Mint or The Perth Mint.

What makes the Macquarie Mint 16-medallion WWII collection highly collectible?

This collection is sought after by military history and coin collectors because it represents a complete 16-piece run preserved in its original branded presentation box. Featuring proof-like finishes and rare designs celebrating iconic military subjects—including the Z Special Unit and Coastwatchers—its value is further verified under Koala Group inspection standards.

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Macquarie Mint Second World War Silver Collection – 16 Medallions Complete Set

Name: Macquarie Mint Second World War Silver Collection – 16 Medallions Complete Set
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This complete Macquarie Mint Second World War silver collection contains 16 proof-like silver medallions commemorating Australia's most significant WWII campaigns and units presented in the original black display case with Certificate of Authenticity.

Silver Content and Melt Value

This Macquarie Mint Second World War collection contains 16 medallions of .333 silver, which means each piece is 33.3% silver. Together they hold approximately 87.9g (2.83 troy oz) of fine silver. The melt value moves with the daily silver price, but a complete, boxed set with its signed Certificate of Authenticity and the Z Special Unit and Coastwatchers medallions is valued by collectors above metal content alone.

Macquarie Mint WW2 silver collection Details

Silver purity: .333 (33.3% silver)
Weight: 16.5g per medallion, 264g total
Fine silver content: approx. 87.9g (2.83 troy oz) in total
Diameter: 33.2mm
Quality: Proof-like
Issuer: Macquarie Mint (private Australian issuer)

Certificate of Authenticity for Macquarie Mint Second World War silver collection

Condition

Complete set in original presentation case. All 16 medallions in individual capsules never circulated.

Looking for another cased silver collection? See the 1974 Commonwealth of the Bahamas 9-Coin Proof Set from Franklin Mint, or the 2017 Royal Australian Mint Fine Silver Proof Six-Coin Year Set.

FAQ

Is the Macquarie Mint WW2 silver collection real silver?

Yes. All 16 medallions are .333 silver (33.3%), so they contain real silver but at a lower purity than sterling (.925). Each set comes with the original Certificate of Authenticity signed by the Director of Macquarie Mint.

How much silver is in the 16-medallion set and what is its melt value?

At 16.5g each, the set weighs 264g and holds about 87.9g (2.83 troy oz) of fine silver. Melt value follows the spot silver price, and this complete cased set is worth more to collectors than its metal content.

Is Macquarie Mint an official government mint?

No. Macquarie Mint is a private Australian issuer of collectable coins and medallions and is not affiliated with the Royal Australian Mint or the Perth Mint.