Nefertiti Bust Djibouti Samoa 50 Tālā 2023 99,9% gold coin, 1 g

Face value: 200 Francs
Weight: 3 oz
Silver: 99,9%
Diameter: 40 x 60 mm
Antique finish
Mintage: 1999 coins

Weight 0.5 g
Metal Gold .9999
Diameter 15.1 x 8.5 mm
Quality Proof like
Issuing Country: Solomon Islands
Year Date: 2020
Mintage: 7,500
Face Value: 10 Dollars

The reverse depicts each zodiac in a detailed paper cut optic against its individual star constellation.

Denomination: £100
Mintage: 360
Gold: 99,99 %
Weight: 31.21 g
Diameter: 32.69mm
Reverse designer: Henry Gray
Obverse designer: Jody Clark
Quality: Proof
Year: 2021

The first time The Who has been showcased on an official UK coin
The design – approved by the band – celebrates iconic elements of The Who’s story
A great gift for coin or music fansT
The band’s story in the booklet that accompanies the coin

Face value: 50$
Issuing Country: Salomon Island
Weight: 0,5 gr
Gold: 99.9%
Diameter: 11 mm
Quality Proof like
Mintage: 5 000
Year Date: 2021

Country: Cook Islands
Year: 2022
Face Value: 5 $
Gold: 99.92%
Weight: 0,5 g
Size: 12 mm
Quality: Silk finish
Mintage: 999
Mintage: 5 000

The Athenian Owl tetradrachm, renamed after the Greek goddess of wisdom, is arguably the most popular and recognized ancient coin. It represented about a week’s pay for ancient Greek soldiers. It is said that President Teddy Roosevelt carried an Athenian Owl as a lucky piece. The owl was associated with Athena very early on in archaic artworks and often depicted perching on her hand. Because of its strong connection with the goddess, the owl evolved into the Athenians’ own icon and graced a large variety of coins such as the tetradrachm from as early as the 5th century BC.

Since owls were believed to be foreseeing future events they became a representation of wisdom and intelligence. On the other hand, due to their nocturnal existence, these animals were equally linked to the occult and the Otherworld. Their mysterious habits, silent flight and haunting calls have earned them the reputation of superstitious and fearsome beasts in many parts of the world.

This ravishing masterpiece is a fascinating contribution to the history of coins.

The effigy of Paul Kruger, the first President of the Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) is depicted on the obverse. The reverse was originally designed and engraved by the famous sculptor, Coert Steynberg, and features one of South Africa’s national animal, a Springbok.

The 1oz silver Krugerrand returns in 2021, after the popularity of the 2oz gold Krugerrand, introduced in 2018.
Gold: 916,67 %
Diameter: 8,0 mm
Mass: 0,679 g
Limited Edition: 15 000