Cameroon Imperial Dragon Silver

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Cameroon Imperial Dragon

Scottsdale Mint

Cameroon legal tender silver coins featuring an imperial dragon.

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Cameroon Imperial Dragon Silver: frequently asked questions

The Cameroon Imperial Dragon is a .999 fine silver bullion coin struck by Scottsdale Mint in Arizona and issued as legal tender of the Republic of Cameroon with a face value of 500 CFA Francs. First released in 2018, it features a four-clawed imperial dragon drawn from Ming Dynasty artistic traditions. Mintage is limited to 25,000 pieces. We track 1 listing from 1 dealer.
Cameroon, as a sovereign nation, licenses its legal-tender authority to private mints for commemorative bullion coins produced and distributed globally. Scottsdale Mint designs and strikes the coin; the Cameroonian government authorises it as official currency. This arrangement is common among smaller nations and gives the coins sovereign legal-tender status, which can affect tax treatment in some jurisdictions.
The price is tied to the silver spot rate, currently $65.58, plus a dealer premium. We compare offers from 1 dealer tracking 1 listing, so the table above shows current pricing across all sources. Limited-mintage coins like this typically carry a modest premium above standard 1 oz silver rounds.
CGT treatment depends on your country. In the UK, silver gains are taxable at 18% or 24% depending on your income tax band, with an annual allowance of £3,000. US investors are taxed at up to 28% on long-term precious-metal gains. In Canada, 50% of any gain is added to taxable income at your marginal rate.

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