MINT XXI

Know the business

The useful overview.

MINT XXI’s website describes a development center in Lviv and a production center in Poland. Its contact page names MINT XXI Sp. z o.o. for production in Somianka and TopWorldCoins Sp. z o.o. separately as a Warsaw distributor. These are attributed company identifications, not independently verified ownership shares.[1][2]

The collector focus includes high-relief designs, selective gilding, inserts and other decorative treatments. Catalog subjects include The Great Greek Mythology and Kintsugi Art. The 2026 Titanomachy page is an issue-specific example; product features should be taken from the particular release rather than generalized to the whole brand.[3][7][8][9]

MINT XXI’s Moon Rabbit record identifies a 2021 Niue two-dollar issue: .999 silver, nominal 50 g, 50 mm, antique finish and jade insert. The Coin Shoppe corroborates the attribution. Rich Silver’s original photographs document a matching example. These sources do not identify which current facility struck the 2021 issue.[4][6][10]

The company directs collectors to TopWorldCoins and other dealers. No universal direct-consumer checkout, shipping, return or buyback policy was established for MINT XXI itself. The issuing country on a coin, the developer, the physical production location and the seller should each remain separately identified.[3][2]

Names & chapters

How the story developed.

1. 2021

   Moon Rabbit issue year

   The official Moon Rabbit page gives 2021 as the issue year. No precise release day or month is established here.[4]

2. 2026

   Titanomachy issue example

   The official catalog describes the 2026 Titanomachy collector issue. This is a dated product example, not evidence of current stock.[9]

MINT XXI’s current contact page identifies TopWorldCoins for distribution. It does not establish common ownership or authorize applying its terms to every dealer.[2]

Follow an interest

What to explore.

• High-relief collector coins
• The Great Greek Mythology
• Kintsugi Art
• Oriental Culture Collection

Check the details

Before you buy.

Read the current item and checkout terms. These notes summarize dated company policies, not a promise about your order. Applicable consumer rights still matter.

Open the references

Research this name.

1. Official contact reference

   Production and distributor identities

   Distinguish the named production company from the international distributor.[2]

   Present-day contacts do not prove which facility manufactured an older issue or disclose ultimate ownership.

2. Company guidance

   How the company works

   Read the maker’s account of design, manufacture and routes to purchase.[3]

   Company claims are attributed; dealer policies are separate.

3. Historical issue reference

   Moon Rabbit official issue record

   Check the 2021 Niue issue and its listed specifications.[4][5]

   The issue page lists mintage 500; the collection page’s generic 888-per-issue wording conflicts.

4. Community-contributed collector reference

   Moon Rabbit in Numista’s catalog

   Cross-check the 2021 Niue issue, inscriptions, dimensions and documented mintage against an independently maintained entry.[11]

   Community data can need correction. This is not an independent assay or proof of current stock; its rarity index and indicative metal value are not adopted here.

5. First-hand collection feature

   Rich Silver’s Moon Rabbit collection feature

   See the historical piece, both sides and its packaging in original collection photographs.[10]

   This is Collect Silver’s own collection record, not independent corroboration, a metal assay or a current sale listing.