Gold and Silver Bullion from Saint Helena

Saint Helena is a small island in the South Atlantic Ocean, known most famously associated with Napoleon Bonaparte, who was exiled there from 1815 until his death in 1821. Being a British Overseas Territory, Saint Helena's gold and silver coins are notable for their rich historical themes, limited mintage, and association with the East India Company.

The involvement of the East India Company in minting coins for Saint Helena is particularly noteworthy given the company's historical significance during the era of British colonialism. This collaboration often results in coins with a unique blend of historical and modern elements. The coins minted for Saint Helena are known for their high quality, intricate designs, and attention to detail. They are often struck in high purity gold and silver.