Chinese Dragon Fortune Bag Chad - 5,000 Franc 2022. 99,9% Silver coin, goldplated, 31,1 g
Unit: tk
Price:
199,00 €
Face Value: 5 000 Franc
Issuing Country: Chad
Weight 31,1 g
Silver: 999
Diameter 27 x 30 mm
Quality Antique Finish
Year Date: 2022
Mintage: 888
The collectible features the Chinese dragon with golden scales perching on a Fortune Bag. Engraved on the Fortune Bag is the Chinese character which means good luck and blessing. On the obverse, the Chinese characters for ‘Attract Wealth and Treasures’ are etched artistically with strokes inspired by Chinese calligraphy. Every detail is carved to exact precision and shape, making it as beautiful as it is meaningful – a precious sculpture to be kept and admired in one’s home. Pairing the two powerful symbols of wealth, the collectible is a lucky charm believed to help amplify the keeper’s wealth and attract success, good luck, and prosperity in life and business. Whether it is a gift or a personal lucky charm, one can display it at home or office, or carry it in a bag wherever one goes. This piece is crafted with 1 oz of 999 Pure Silver, finished in full Gold gilding. Details are engraved in ultra-high relief and its shape is die-cut to precision to finish. This is a limited edition of 888 pieces only. Each piece is packaged and delivered with a Certificate verifying its edition number and authenticity.
Issuing Country: Chad
Weight 31,1 g
Silver: 999
Diameter 27 x 30 mm
Quality Antique Finish
Year Date: 2022
Mintage: 888
The collectible features the Chinese dragon with golden scales perching on a Fortune Bag. Engraved on the Fortune Bag is the Chinese character which means good luck and blessing. On the obverse, the Chinese characters for ‘Attract Wealth and Treasures’ are etched artistically with strokes inspired by Chinese calligraphy. Every detail is carved to exact precision and shape, making it as beautiful as it is meaningful – a precious sculpture to be kept and admired in one’s home. Pairing the two powerful symbols of wealth, the collectible is a lucky charm believed to help amplify the keeper’s wealth and attract success, good luck, and prosperity in life and business. Whether it is a gift or a personal lucky charm, one can display it at home or office, or carry it in a bag wherever one goes. This piece is crafted with 1 oz of 999 Pure Silver, finished in full Gold gilding. Details are engraved in ultra-high relief and its shape is die-cut to precision to finish. This is a limited edition of 888 pieces only. Each piece is packaged and delivered with a Certificate verifying its edition number and authenticity.
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