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Product:
Chinese Panda |
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Country:
China |
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Date:
2005 |
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Metal:
Silver |
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Purity:
0.9999 |
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Denomination:
10
Yuan |
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Weight:
31.1 g |
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Diameter:
39 mm |
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Condition:
Brilliant Uncirculated |
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Obverse:
Giant Panda & Baby
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Reverse:
Temple of Heaven
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Packaging:
Capsule, Box |
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Product:
Canadian Maple |
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Country:
Canada |
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Date:
2005 |
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Metal:
Silver |
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Purity:
0.9999 |
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Denomination:
5
Dollars |
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Weight:
31.1 g |
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Diameter:
39 mm |
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Condition:
Brilliant Uncirculated |
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Obverse:
Queen Elizabeth II
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Reverse:
Maple Leaf
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Packaging:
Capsule, Box |
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Product:
Australian Kookaburra |
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Country:
Australia |
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Date:
2005 |
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Metal:
Silver |
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Purity:
0.999 |
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Denomination:
1
Dollar |
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Weight:
31.77 g |
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Diameter:
39 mm |
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Condition:
Brilliant Uncirculated |
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Obverse:
Queen Elizabeth II
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Reverse:
Kookaburra
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Packaging:
Capsule, Box |
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Product:
Mexican Libertad |
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Country:
Mexico |
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Date:
2005 |
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Metal:
Silver |
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Purity:
0.999 |
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Weight:
31.1 g |
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Diameter:
39 mm |
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Condition:
Brilliant Uncirculated |
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Obverse:
Winged Victory Monument
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Reverse:
Modern Mexican Eagle surrounded by previous designs
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Packaging:
Capsule, Box |
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Product:
British Britannia |
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Country:
Great Britain |
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Date:
2005 |
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Metal:
Silver |
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Purity:
0.958 |
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Denomination:
2
Pounds |
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Weight:
21.45 g |
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Diameter:
40 mm |
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Condition:
Brilliant Uncirculated |
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Obverse:
Queen Elizabeth II
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Reverse:
Britannia
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Packaging:
Capsule, Box |
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Each year, countries throughout the world issue silver dollars, but only a handful have an ongoing annual issue series. This 2005 “Silver Dollars of the World” set features FIVE of those annual issues.
Each annual issue bears a country-specific design. This Set contains coins from China, Canada, Australia, Mexico and Great Britain featuring their own uniquely patriotic symbols.
China - First issued in 1983, the silver Panda coin is one of the most popular coins and series in the world.
Canada - The familiar Canadian maple leaf graces both the Canadian flag and this annual silver dollar every year since its first strike in 1988.
Australia - The Kookaburra bird makes its home in Australia. Every year since 1990, different Kookaburra images have also been right at home on this coin.
Mexico - Since 1982, Mexico City’s symbol of freedom, a Winged Liberty, has adorned the Silver Libertad—Mexico’s silver dollar. This coin includes the updated Winged Liberty, first struck in 1990.
Great Britain - Since Roman times, the protective warrior “Britannia” with trident and shield has symbolized Britain and been its coinage staple.
They say “it’s a small world after all”, and now you can get to know it a little better with this fantastic collection. Order your 2005 “Silver Dollars of the World” 5-coin set today. Great gift idea for children and grandchildren! |
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