2026 Niue 1 oz Silver $2 Superman #7: Death of Supergirl Foil

• Contains 1 oz of .999 pure silver.
• Limited mintage of 1,000 pieces worldwide, individually numbered on the front.
• Comes in a black Agoro box that displays the artwork.
• There is a 10% chance to receive the rare alternative artwork chase edition, featuring Supergirl highlighted in a stripped-back design variant in place of the standard cover art.
• Obverse: Full color reproduction of the iconic Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 (1985) cover art, featuring Superman crying out as he cradles the fallen Supergirl against a starry sky, with dozens of DC's greatest heroes gathered in the background.
• Reverse: Features the classic DC bullet logo engraved on a mirror silver surface, with "1 oz 999 Pure Silver" inscription and the New Zealand Mint legal tender seal.
• Issued as legal tender by the New Zealand Mint under the authority of Niue.

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DC Comics Foil Series
Agoro's officially licensed DC Comics foil series immortalizes the most defining moments in comic book history as pure silver collectibles, faithfully reproducing legendary cover art with the vivid, full-color detail these iconic images deserve. The Death of Supergirl release stands as one of the series' most powerful entries, honoring a moment that shook the DC universe and changed comics storytelling forever.

Agoro
Agoro specializes in transforming beloved pop culture icons into officially licensed precious metal collectibles, combining fine silver and gold with vivid, fan-authentic design. Their pieces are issued as legal tender through the New Zealand Mint under the authority of Niue, lending numismatic legitimacy to every release.

Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 — The Death of Supergirl
Published in 1985, Crisis on Infinite Earths was DC Comics' landmark 12-issue crossover event designed to streamline and reboot the publisher's multiverse, featuring nearly every DC hero and villain in existence. Issue #7 delivered one of the most emotionally devastating moments in comics history — the death of Kara Zor-El, the original Supergirl, who sacrificed her life to stop the Anti-Monitor and save her cousin Superman. The cover by George Pérez, depicting a grief-stricken Superman cradling Supergirl's lifeless body, remains one of the most recognizable and emotionally resonant images ever published in the medium.