Vintage Greek 20 Drachmas Silver Coin | 0.835 Silver, King Paul I

Add a rare piece of modern Greek history to your collection with this Greece 20 Drachmas silver coin (1960–1965). Minted in London with a limited run of just 20,019,982 coins, it features King Paul I and is struck in 0.835 fine silver. A shining collectible for numismatists and investors seeking rare European silver coins.

⚡ Rare opportunity—secure this Greek 20 Drachmas silver coin now! With limited London mintage, collector demand is high and pieces vanish quickly.

 Why This Product Is a Good Investment

• Silver Content: Struck in 0.835 fine silver (7.5 g), with a melt value of around $7.86 USD (as of silver spot).

• Limited Mintage: Only 20,019,982 coins minted in London, making it scarcer than many other drachma issues.

• Historical Significance: Issued during the reign of King Paul I (1954–1965), a transitional period in modern Greek history.

• Unique Edge Lettering: Features the inscription ΒΑΣΙΛΕΙΟΝ ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ 1960 (Kingdom of Greece 1960), adding distinctiveness.

• Collector Demand: Mid-20th-century Greek silver coins are highly desirable due to their blend of bullion value and historic appeal.

• Future Value Potential: As silver prices rise and European silver coins from the 20th century become harder to find, these pieces are expected to appreciate.

• Numista Entry for Greece 20 Drachmas (1960–1965), KM#85: Numista Reference

• Historical Background on King Paul I of Greece: Britannica – Paul I

• Coin Collecting & Silver Investment Guide: NGC World Coin Guide