Save our Earth. Vanuatu 20 Vatu 2022 carbon neutral 1 oz 99,9% Silver coin.
Price:
110,00 €
Face value: 20 Vatu
Silver: 99,9%
Diameter: 38,6 mm
Weight: 1 oz
Quality: Proof
Mintage: 2022
WORLD'S FIRST: CARBON NEUTRAL SILVER COIN
MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION WITH THE FIRST CARBON ENUTRAL 1 OZ PURE SILVER COIN - MINTED IN GERMANY
We take responsibility and offer the world‘s first carbon neutral Silver coin – officially certified by the German TÜV!
Since Vanuatu will be among the first to be affected heavily by climate changes, the island state issued the first ever carbon neutral coin to raise awareness!
Together we can save our planet: the coin design reflects the fundamental importance of fighting together as a society against environmental damage – strictly limited mintage of only 2,022 coins worldwide.
Silver: 99,9%
Diameter: 38,6 mm
Weight: 1 oz
Quality: Proof
Mintage: 2022
WORLD'S FIRST: CARBON NEUTRAL SILVER COIN
MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION WITH THE FIRST CARBON ENUTRAL 1 OZ PURE SILVER COIN - MINTED IN GERMANY
We take responsibility and offer the world‘s first carbon neutral Silver coin – officially certified by the German TÜV!
Since Vanuatu will be among the first to be affected heavily by climate changes, the island state issued the first ever carbon neutral coin to raise awareness!
Together we can save our planet: the coin design reflects the fundamental importance of fighting together as a society against environmental damage – strictly limited mintage of only 2,022 coins worldwide.
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