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Masked Hero

Published November 4, 2026 | Read time 1 min read

By Sydney Stewart

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Monnaie de Paris has released a collection of gold and silver Batman coins. The collection comes after the mint’s 2025 releases that featured a bevy of DC Comics characters.

The 2026 collection includes €10, €50, and €500 coins in commemorative cards, as well as two additional collector coins. The three €10 releases depict Catwoman, Batman, and the Batmobile. The coins illustrating Catwoman and Batman include a glow-in-the-dark effect applied to the moon on the Batman example and to Catwoman’s name. Harley Quinn, the Joker, and the Penguin appear on the silver €50 in selective color, while the gold €500 highlights Batman and the Batmobile.

A silver coin with the Penguin, the Joker, and Harley Quinn in color beside a gold coin with Batman and the Batmobile
The silver €50 coins include selective color, while the gold €500 depicts Batman and the Batmobile. (Photos: Monnaie de Paris)

Also available are silver proof €10 and gold proof €20 coins that feature Batman overlooking Gotham City on the obverse, with a light projection effect that reveals a Batsignal. Iconic elements from the Batman comics appear on the reverse: the Batmobile, Gotham City, the Batsignal, bats, and a silhouette of Batman’s masked face.

A gold coin's obverse depicting Batman leaping with his cape around him, and the reverse shows the Batsignal, bats, Gotham City, the Batmobile, and Batman's silhouette.
The silver proof €10 and gold proof €20 (shown) feature the same obverse and reverse design. (Photos: Monnaie de Paris)

The €10 Batman coins have a mintage of 50,000, with the Catwoman and Batman examples priced at $17, and the Batmobile coin at $14. The silver €50 has a mintage of 10,000 ($96), and the gold €500 is limited to 3,000 examples ($638). Lastly, the silver proof €10 costs $157 (mintage 5,000) and the gold proof €20 is $638 (mintage 1,000). All coins in the collection are available on the Monnaie de Paris’s website.