Malta 2022 €10 / 10 Euro Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Coloured Silver Proof Coin

• Official Malta €10 commemorative marking Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022
• Purple anniversary emblem with a stylised crown and the number 70
• Struck by the Royal Dutch Mint in 28.28 g of .925 silver
• Limited mintage of 2,000 coins, with a 38.61 mm diameter
• Purple presentation case with Certificate of Authenticity

A vivid purple field gives the Platinum Jubilee emblem a commanding presence on this Maltese silver commemorative. Fine silver-coloured lines trace a stylised crown, with the number 70 woven into its upper outline. The surrounding inscription and €10 denomination frame the design, while the opposite face presents the detailed coat of arms of the Central Bank of Malta above the 2022 date.

Issued to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s seventy years on the throne, this Royal Dutch Mint release combines restrained royal symbolism with a sharply contrasting colour treatment. Its 2,000-coin mintage and matching purple presentation make it a distinctive tribute to the jubilee. Mark the historic anniversary in sterling silver with this Malta release at FORTYMILLION.

Specifications

Q. What does the purple design represent?
A. It is the official Platinum Jubilee emblem, incorporating a stylised crown and the number 70 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s seventy-year reign.

Q. Is this a Maltese or British coin?
A. It is a Malta legal-tender commemorative with a face value of €10, minted by the Royal Dutch Mint on behalf of the Central Bank of Malta.

Q. What does .925 silver mean?
A. The coin contains 92.5% silver, also called sterling silver. Its total weight is 28.28 g; this is not a one-ounce fine-silver coin.

Q. Is the finish Proof or Prooflike?
A. The Royal Dutch Mint names this issue “Silver Proof” but specifies its quality as Prooflike. Prooflike describes its reflective appearance and does not assign a certified numerical grade.

Q. How many were issued, and what is included?
A. The mintage is limited to 2,000 coins. The issue is presented in a purple case with a Certificate of Authenticity.