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PRE-ORDER Solomon Islands 2026 50c PETER RABBIT TALES OF AUTUMN 3 Coin Set

$75.00
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Description

Due in Stock about end of October

Peter Rabbit brings a familiar storybook charm to Tales of Autumn, a three-coin set issued by the Solomon Islands for 2026. Coloured scenes celebrate September, October and November with fallen leaves, pumpkins and a warm candlelit gathering. The 24 carat gold plating frames each illustration, while King Charles III appears on the obverse.

For collectors of literary-themed coins and admirers of Beatrix Potter’s characters, this set brings the changing season to a compact collection. Its familiar rabbits and autumn colours offer a thoughtful gift for someone who holds these stories close. Explore Peter Rabbit Tales of Autumn at FORTYMILLION.

Specifications

Specification Details
Issuing country Solomon Islands
Year of issue 2026
Collection Peter Rabbit Tales of Autumn
Designs September, October and November
Denomination per coin 50 cents
Number of coins 3
Base metal Iron
Plating 24 carat gold
Weight per coin 9 g
Diameter 28.5 mm
Finish Proof-like; coloured
Edition limit 499
Obverse King Charles III

Questions and Answers

Q. How many coins are included, and what do they depict?
A. The set contains three 50-cent coins with coloured September, October and November scenes featuring Peter Rabbit and other storybook rabbits.

Q. Are these solid gold coins?
A. No. The coins have an iron base with 24 carat gold plating and a proof-like finish.

Q. What are the weight and diameter?
A. Each coin weighs 9 g and measures 28.5 mm in diameter.

Q. What is the edition limit?
A. The Tales of Autumn edition is limited to 499.

Q. Which country issued the coins, and whose portrait appears on them?
A. The coins were issued by the Solomon Islands for 2026 and feature King Charles III on the obverse.

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