2022 Chinese Panda Bullion Silver Coin is legal tender of the People’s Republic of China, issued by the People’s Bank of China, minted by Shenyang Mint Co., Ltd., Shanghai Mint Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Guobao Mint, and solely distributed by China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd.

The obverse depicts the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the title of PRC and the year date.

The reverse features pandas playing in snow, the logo for the 40th anniversary of the issuance of Chinese Panda Gold Coin, the face value, weight and fineness.

The collector coin struck in honour of the 150th anniversary year of Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931) commemorates the master painter’s remarkable oeuvre and influence on the Finnish national character and Finnish painting art.

The obverse of the Akseli Gallen-Kallela collector coin depicts a painter’s palette, the descending spirit and the Swan of Tuonela. The figure on the reverse is an homage to Gallen-Kallela’s prints.

The maximum mintage of the proof-quality EUR 20 silver Akseli Gallen-Kallela collector coin is 5000.

The ‘Babylon Civilization’ coin is the first issue in the ‘Lost Civilization’ series. The impossible has been made possible using the enhanced Smartminting©️ technology and brings this civilization back to life. The coin has an antique finish and is struck on a 2 oz pure silver 45mm blank in the highest quality. It has a limited mintage of only 555 pcs worldwide and comes in a beautiful box with Certificate of Authenticity. Get this first edition now to not miss this series.

Coin description

The obverse of the coin depicts Babylon’s detailed skyline with the Tower of Babel and its unique blue tile painted walls of the Ishtar Gate, which is now reconstructed in the Pergamon Museum, the most visited museum in Berlin.

The reverse side of the coin depicts a Babylonian horseman in front of the famous impenetrable walls and its engravings, together with the Coat of Arms of Palau and the inscriptions: “REPUBLIC OF PALAU” (the issuing country), “2021” (the year of issue) and “10$” (the face value).

Background information

The city of Babylon was the capital of Babylonia, a kingdom in ancient Mesopotamia. The city was founded more than 4,000 years ago along both banks of the Euphrates river, whose ruins are located in present-day Iraq. King Hammurabi created one of the ancient world’s largest cities during the 18th century BC. After being destroyed, Babylon became the Neo-Babylonian Empire’s capital that spanned from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea. Art and architecture flourished throughout the Babylonian Empire, especially in Babylon, which is also famous for its impenetrable walls and blue tiled Ishtar Gate.

Specifications

2022 Chinese Panda Bullion Silver Coin is legal tender of the People’s Republic of China, issued by the People’s Bank of China, minted by Shenyang Mint Co., Ltd., Shanghai Mint Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Guobao Mint, and solely distributed by China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd.

The obverse depicts the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the title of PRC and the year date.

The reverse features pandas playing in snow, the logo for the 40th anniversary of the issuance of Chinese Panda Gold Coin, the face value, weight and fineness.

Complementing the previous releases, the final issues are once again limited to 499 sets supplied in an alluring collector’s case. The high relief, smartminting© beetles sparkle in black-rhodium, rose-gold and brilliant silver, while the mirror surface glistens in fine silver, gold and rose-gold, respectively. The center coin «Solar Zenith» customarily features a crystal representing the golden sun.The Scarab Selection truly is unequalled in modern numismatics for its elegant and graceful design and timeless allure. Limited to only 400 Sets worldwide.

The collector coin struck in honour of the 150th anniversary year of Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931) commemorates the master painter’s remarkable oeuvre and influence on the Finnish national character and Finnish painting art.

The obverse of the Akseli Gallen-Kallela collector coin depicts a painter’s palette, the descending spirit and the Swan of Tuonela. The figure on the reverse is an homage to Gallen-Kallela’s prints.

The maximum mintage of the proof-quality EUR 20 silver Akseli Gallen-Kallela collector coin is 5000.

The 10 Israeli Lirot Banknote  is one of the 5 banknotes in the Gate Banknote Series that was in circulation in The State of Israel between the years 1975-1978.
The Gate Series replaced the Notable Personalities Series in 1975, the previous banknotes were large, which made them inconvenient to use and subject to great wear and tear. The new series featured smaller notes in which all the denominations were uniform width. This also made them suitable for use in automatic cash machines.
It was the first to incorporate a special mark enabling the blind to identify the denomination of the banknote by touch. On the back of the notes, a binary code was imprinted in invisible ink, for the purpose of automatic recognition. Continuing devaluation also made it necessary to issue banknotes of higher denominations.

This was the first series to have a banknote with a face value of 500 Lirot. It too continued the tradition of portraits of notable personalities in Jewish history appearing on the front of the banknotes.

On the reverse, representing the unification of Jerusalem after the Six-Day War, are some of the gates in the wall around the Old City of Jerusalem: the Lions’ Gate, Jaffa Gate, Damascus Gate, Zion Gate and the Golden Gate.

Israel Coins and Medals Corp. is proud to present this unique series, which is the seventh in a number of series representing the banknotes that were in use in the State of Israel over the years. Each of the banknotes in this exciting series has been produced by innovative technology, enabling production of a paper-thin, flexible pure silver note with a 5-gram weight.

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Die Münze Österreich lässt Blumen sprechen. Der Gewinnerin bzw. dem Gewinner winkt ein besonderer Preis. Dieser besteht aus der farbig bedruckten Silbermünze „Die Rose“ in der Qualität „Polierte Platte/Proof“. Dazu gibt es das zur Serie „Mit der Sprache der Blumen“ gestaltete Buch sowie die Sammelkassette.

Blumen wurden seit jeher als Sprache verwendet. Die siebenteilige Reihe „Mit der Sprache der Blumen“ gibt diesem alten Brauch neuen Schwung und erzählt von den Bedeutungen der Pflanzen in Geschichte und Mythologie. Das Einzigartige: Für die Münzbilder wurden Abdrücke echter Pflanzen verwendet, so gleichen sie ihren realen Vorbildern vollkommen. Die Blumen auf den Münzen sind auf ewig lebendig.

The ‘Babylon Civilization’ coin is the first issue in the ‘Lost Civilization’ series. The impossible has been made possible using the enhanced Smartminting©️ technology and brings this civilization back to life. The coin has an antique finish and is struck on a 2 oz pure silver 45mm blank in the highest quality. It has a limited mintage of only 555 pcs worldwide and comes in a beautiful box with Certificate of Authenticity. Get this first edition now to not miss this series.

Coin description

The obverse of the coin depicts Babylon’s detailed skyline with the Tower of Babel and its unique blue tile painted walls of the Ishtar Gate, which is now reconstructed in the Pergamon Museum, the most visited museum in Berlin.

The reverse side of the coin depicts a Babylonian horseman in front of the famous impenetrable walls and its engravings, together with the Coat of Arms of Palau and the inscriptions: “REPUBLIC OF PALAU” (the issuing country), “2021” (the year of issue) and “10$” (the face value).

Background information

The city of Babylon was the capital of Babylonia, a kingdom in ancient Mesopotamia. The city was founded more than 4,000 years ago along both banks of the Euphrates river, whose ruins are located in present-day Iraq. King Hammurabi created one of the ancient world’s largest cities during the 18th century BC. After being destroyed, Babylon became the Neo-Babylonian Empire’s capital that spanned from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea. Art and architecture flourished throughout the Babylonian Empire, especially in Babylon, which is also famous for its impenetrable walls and blue tiled Ishtar Gate.

Specifications

Australian Lunar Series III 2022 Year of the Tiger 1oz Silver Gilded Coin

The stunning 2022 Year of the Tiger 1oz Silver Gilded Cion is the perfect gift or collectable for those born under the lunar tiger. Those born under the sign of the Chinese lunar tiger in 2022, 2010, 1998, 1986, 1974 and every 12^th receding year, are said to be natural leaders blessed with courage, charm and confidence.

Australian Kangaroo 2022 1oz Silver Proof High Relief Coloured Coin

Evoking the time of day when kangaroos come out to feed, this 1oz silver high relief coin’s stunning artistry captures the approaching twilight in vivid colour. Bathing the bounding marsupials in warmth, the fading sunlight enriches the red soils and golden grasses of the Australian outback. With a mintage of 5,000, it’s another outstanding opportunity for fans of the Australian Kangaroo.

World Money Fair – Coin Show Special Australian Kookaburra 2021 1oz Silver Coloured Coin

Superbly coloured Australian Kookaburra 1oz silver coins from The Perth Mint have become synonymous with the World Money Fair. As our ‘show special’ for this major annual event, it has sold out in each of the previous three years. For 2022, this beautifully designed piece portrays the iconic Australian bird on an ornamental garden bath.