Mapping History. The 17th century. .Solomon Islands 2 x 10 $ 2025. Set of 2 x 5 oz Silver Coin
Unit: tk
Price:
1490,00 €
Country Solomon Islands
Year 2025
Face Value; 2 x 10 $
Silver: 99.9%
Weight; 2 x 155.5 g (5 oz)
Diameter; 108 mm
Quality: Proof, high.class micro engraving
Mintage: 299 (pcs)
Mapping history - the 17th century
The World at your fingertips!
Take a trip back in time and explore the world´s map as it was depicted in one of the most expensive atlases of the 17th century.
The Eastern and Western Hemisphere were realised in two 5 oz pure silver coins with a huge diamter of about 108 mm and presented in a high-quality wooden display.
Limited edition of only 299 sets worldwide.
Year 2025
Face Value; 2 x 10 $
Silver: 99.9%
Weight; 2 x 155.5 g (5 oz)
Diameter; 108 mm
Quality: Proof, high.class micro engraving
Mintage: 299 (pcs)
Mapping history - the 17th century
The World at your fingertips!
Take a trip back in time and explore the world´s map as it was depicted in one of the most expensive atlases of the 17th century.
The Eastern and Western Hemisphere were realised in two 5 oz pure silver coins with a huge diamter of about 108 mm and presented in a high-quality wooden display.
Limited edition of only 299 sets worldwide.
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