2026 Niue 1 oz Silver Coin - Lady Justice BU

Product Details

Honor the rule of law with this 2026 Niue Lady Justice 1 oz Silver Coin, depicting the blindfolded goddess with her sword and scales against a coastal backdrop, struck in Brilliant Uncirculated .999 fine silver with a 1 dollar face value.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver.
• Comes in a protective plastic flip.
• Obverse: Depicts Lady Justice blindfolded, holding a sword in one hand and balanced scales in the other, set against a rolling coastal landscape and accompanied by the inscription Justice.
• Reverse: Displays the Coat of Arms of Niue along with the coin's denomination, the year 2026, and its weight and purity.

Issued as legal tender by Niue with a face value of $1.

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The Lady Justice SeriesScottsdale Mint launched the Lady Justice series in 2021, originally issuing the coins under the authority of Gibraltar before the series transitioned to Niue starting in 2025. While Lady Justice herself remains consistent from year to year, the landscape behind her changes with each release, giving collectors a fresh scene to look forward to annually.

The series has become a favorite among those drawn to classical allegorical themes rendered in fine gold and silver.

Scottsdale Mint

Founded in 2008 and based in the United States, Scottsdale Mint has earned a reputation as one of the leading names in the precious metals industry, sometimes nicknamed the Benz of Bullion. The mint combines fine artistry with modern technology to produce bullion, coins, and rounds recognized and circulated in more than 40 countries worldwide.

Its ongoing partnership with Niue has brought several allegorical and thematic coin series to collectors around the world. Lady JusticeLady Justice traces her roots to Themis, the Greek goddess of divine law, and Justitia, her Roman counterpart, both invoked for centuries as symbols of a fair and impartial legal system.

Her blindfold represents objectivity, ensuring judgment is rendered without regard to wealth, power, or identity, while her scales weigh the merits of each side of an argument. The sword she carries signals that justice, once decided, carries the authority to be enforced, making her one of the most enduring and universally recognized allegorical figures in Western art.