Pièce d'argent Épreuve numismatique Tigre du Laos avec marque d'atelier F15 2013

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Purchase this unique silver proof collectible coin, produced by the Democratic People's Republic of Laos which was part of the Fabulous 15 collection for 2013.

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COIN HIGHLIGHTS

Ships individually in protective packaging
Consisting of 20 grams of 999 Fine Silver
Obverse: Features the Laos coat of arms
Reverse: Features a fierce tiger walking through grass

The tiger is the largest cat on the planet, and the most endangered. It is thought that there are fewer than 3900 still living in the wild. The reverse of this coin features a fierce tiger walking through grass. The detailing on the coin is wonderful, and we can almost sense the motion of the beast as it walks.

Specifications

SKU: 4382
Finish: Légèrement usé
Year: 2013
Denomination: KIP 1000
Reverse: Tigre marchant dans l'herbe et la mention « Panthera Tigris 999 Silver 2013 »
Obverse: Emblème national du Laos et la mention « The Lao People's Democratic Republic 1000 KIP »
Purity: 999
Country: Laos

Weight: 20 gram
Average Thickness (mm): 1.5
Diameter (mm): 38.82

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Pièce d'argent Épreuve numismatique Tigre du Laos avec marque d'atelier F15 2013

Achetez cette pièce d'argent unique Épreuve numismatique, produite par la République démocratique populaire du Laos et faisant partie de la collection Les 15 plus célèbres pièces en argent (Fabulous 15) de 2013. Sécurisez la vôtre et faites croître votre patrimoine dès maintenant ! CARACTÉRISTIQUES DE LA PIÈCE *Ships individually in protective packaging *Consisting of 20 grams of 999 Fine Silver *Obverse: Features the Laos coat of arms *Reverse: Features a fierce tiger walking through grass The tiger is the largest cat on the planet, and the most endangered. It is thought that there are fewer than 3900 still living in the wild. The reverse of this coin features a fierce tiger walking through grass. The detailing on the coin is wonderful, and we can almost sense the motion of the beast as it walks.