Pink Pearl and Dragon Divine Pearls. Niue 5$ 2024 2 oz Antique finish Silver Coin
Price:
339,00 €
Nominal value 5 $
Silver: 99.9%
Weight: 2 oz
Dimensions: 50 mm
Maximum Mintage: 500
Finish: Antique finish
This silver coin depicts one of the most sacred Chinese folklores narrating supernatural abundance and miraculous multiplication. It portrays a Chinese dragon with its magical pearl.
Behold the fiery allure of 'Pink Pearl and Dragon', featuring a majestic depiction of a dragon exhaling a blaze of fire. Nestled within this flame is a delicate pink pearl insert, creating a striking contrast of power and elegance. Enhanced with gilding, the high relief design accentuates the dragon's dynamic breath, creating an illusion of movement and fierce power.
The 'Pink Pearl and Dragon' is the third 2 oz coin from 'Divine Pearls' collection, celebrating the harmonious balance between the dragon's formidable presence and the pearl's tranquil beauty. It is a narrative of contrasting forces coexisting in splendid unity.
Silver: 99.9%
Weight: 2 oz
Dimensions: 50 mm
Maximum Mintage: 500
Finish: Antique finish
This silver coin depicts one of the most sacred Chinese folklores narrating supernatural abundance and miraculous multiplication. It portrays a Chinese dragon with its magical pearl.
Behold the fiery allure of 'Pink Pearl and Dragon', featuring a majestic depiction of a dragon exhaling a blaze of fire. Nestled within this flame is a delicate pink pearl insert, creating a striking contrast of power and elegance. Enhanced with gilding, the high relief design accentuates the dragon's dynamic breath, creating an illusion of movement and fierce power.
The 'Pink Pearl and Dragon' is the third 2 oz coin from 'Divine Pearls' collection, celebrating the harmonious balance between the dragon's formidable presence and the pearl's tranquil beauty. It is a narrative of contrasting forces coexisting in splendid unity.
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