Whether fictional or real-life, heroes are very deserving of their honored places on silver coins. This week we're debuting two differing types of hero coins. First, from the super popular Real Heroes Coin Collection, the most recent addition to the series celebrates the hard work, dedication, and sacrifices made by the men and women of who guard coastlines around the world.

Next we have the third issue in the Disney Stamp 100 Years of Wonder coin collection, the fictional hero of children's bedtime stories and the imaginary "Lost Boys" in Never-Never Land, Peter Pan.

Whether you need saving from imaginary crocodiles or real-life maritime dangers, the heroes on these coins are here to save the day!

Learn more about these gorgeous collectibles below, but first take note! This coin drop will be happening on...

Coin #1: 4th series in the Real Heroes Coin Collection

2023 Real Heroes Coast Guard 3 oz Silver Coin PF70

Year of Issue: 2023
Country of Issue: Cook Islands
Mint: Mayer Mint
Face Value: 20 Dollars
Coin Weight: 3 Troy Ounces
Metal Purity: 0.999
Metal Composition: Fine Silver
Mintage: 850
Features: Black Proof

"So others may live." The Coast Guard's mantra is a reflection of the selflessness needed to serve in the branch of the American military that swears to provide humanitarian aid as well as defense. Doesn't matter what the disaster is: hurricane, flood, injury, plane crash, sinking ship, lost in the ocean; the Coast Guard are the Real Heroes who come to search-and-rescue.

Coin #2: The Third Issue in the Disney Stamps 100 Years of Wonder Coin Collection

2023 Disney Stamp Peter Pan 1 oz Silver Coin NGCX PF10 & PF9.9

Year of Issue: 2023
Country of Issue: Niue
Mint: New Zealand Mint
Coin Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
Metal Purity: 0.999
Metal Composition: Fine Silver
Mintage: 2000
Features: Ultra High Relief & Colorized

The boy who never grew up is more than a few decades old now, but his youthful spirit is captured in a Disney film that keeps the world young too. As a boy, Walt Disney starred in a play as Peter Pan and his kid imagination grabbed onto the story, and he promised himself he would make an animated movie one day. In 1953, after a long journey to acquire the rights and the funds, he achieved his goal. And while his brother fought him on the budget tooth and nail, the success of Peter Pan was Walt’s instant vindication—$80 million’s worth!