Description
Introducing the 2026 Liberia Full Throttle 1/500 oz .999 Platinum Coin in Card, a compact precious metal collectible with bold automotive-inspired appeal.
This official Liberia 25 Dollar coin contains 1/500 troy ounce of .999 platinum and features a proof-like finish with laser detail, giving the small-format design sharp contrast and strong visual character. Measuring approximately 12 mm, this platinum coin offers collectors an affordable way to add a limited-mintage platinum issue to their collection.
Each coin comes presented in card packaging, making it ready for display, gifting, resale, or long-term storage. With a limited mintage of only 6,999 pieces, the 2026 Liberia Full Throttle is a distinctive release for collectors of fractional platinum, world coins, automotive-themed designs, and modern carded precious metal collectibles.
Expected arrival: September.
Full Throttle 1/500 Platinum
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2026 Liberia Full Throttle is a miniature 1/500 oz .999 platinum coin featuring a proof-like finish with detailed laser artwork. Issued by Liberia with a 25 Dollar face value, this 12 mm platinum release comes packaged in a card and has a limited mintage of only 6,999 pieces. Expected arrival: September.
$32.95
SKU: full-throttle-1-500-platinum
Specifications
| Metal Type | Platinum |
| Weight | 1/500 |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mintage | 6,999 |
| SKU | full-throttle-1-500-platinum |
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