€79,00
This coin features a world’s first with a stunning real mirror effect. The scene portrayed on the coin is inspired by the children’s fairytale classic “Snow White And The Seven Dwarves.”
Year: 2015
Denomination: $2
Material: Silver
Metal Content: 1 troy oz
Purity: .999
Diameter: 40 mm
In stock
A perfect gift for someone born in the years 1907, 1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991 ,2003 and 2015!
Specifications
Metal – .999 Silver
Denomination – 2 Dollars
Weight (g) – 31,1 (1 Oz)
Size (mm) – 35 x 45
Year of Issue – 2015
Country – Tokelau
Mintage – 2,015
pcs
Quality – Proof
Package type includes – box , special capsule and a Certificate of Authenticity
The coin reverse depicts a majestic Goat surrounded by the five natural elements of chinese tradition: fire, water, earth, wood and air.Issued as legal tender of Tokelau, the coin depicts the Raphael Maklouf effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and the monetary denomination.
This coin will make a gorgeous gift for anyone born on the Year of Rabbit and for a newborn in 2023
Country – Tuvalu
Year – 2023
Face Value – 50 Cents
Metal – Silver .9999
Weight –1/2 oz
Size – 32.60 mm
Quality – Proof
Max mintage – 7500 coins
The coin depicts a delightful coloured illustration of a cute rabbit kitten in a grassy patch of buttercups. The Chinese character for ‘rabbit’, the inscription ‘Year of the Rabbit’ and The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark are also incorporated into the design.
Country – Australia
Year – 2023
Face Value – 1$
Metal – Silver .9999
Weight –1 oz
Size – 40,6 mm
Quality – Proof
Max mintage – 7500 coins
Year 2022
Metal Silver
Silver Content (Troy oz) 2.000
Monetary Denomination (TVD) 2.00
Fineness (% purity) 99.99
Maximum Diameter (mm) 50.80
Maximum Thickness (mm) 4.80
Maximum Mintage 2,000
Finish: Proof, Coloured, Gilded
Legal Tender Tuvalu
Effigy: Ian Rank-Broadley design of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II
Designer: Natasha Muhl
In 1922, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the almost 3,500-year-old tomb of King Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt, causing a worldwide sensation. The mummified remains of a young pharaoh supported a fine mask made of gold and ornamented gold. The ancient Egyptians considered the skin of the gods to be gold.
Tutankhamun’s reputation today is based on two factors. First, he went down in history as a rejector of his father’s radical religious reform. Secondly, his tomb was discovered almost completely intact, it is the best preserved royal tomb in ancient Egypt, and that is why historians have gotten to know Tutankhamun better than other kings of Egypt.